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A Night to Remember: The 60th Anniversary Doors Tribute Concert at the Greek Theatre

A Night to Remember: The 60th Anniversary Doors Tribute Concert at the Greek Theatre

G0th Anniversary Doors Tribute Concert | Greek Theatre | Los Angeles, CA | photos by L. Paul Mann On the crisp autumn evening of October 30, 2025, the iconic Greek Theatre in Los Angeles transformed into sacred rock-and-roll ground for A 60th Anniversary Doors Celebration. This one-night-only tribute honored one of the most influential and… Continue reading A Night to Remember: The 60th Anniversary Doors Tribute Concert at the Greek Theatre

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Above Ground 4: A Night of Purpose and Power at the Fonda Theatre

Above Ground 4: A Night of Purpose and Power at the Fonda Theatre

Elliot Easton (The Cars) | Fonda Theatre | Hollywood, CA | October 26, 2025 – photos by L. Paul Mann On a crisp Sunday night in late October, Hollywood Boulevard hummed with the sound of purpose. The Fonda Theatre’s vintage marquee glowed in red and gold, announcing ABOVE GROUND 4 – A BENEFIT FOR MENTAL… Continue reading Above Ground 4: A Night of Purpose and Power at the Fonda Theatre

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The Garcia Project at The Black Box — A Night of Healing, Heart, and Pure Jerry Magic

The Garcia Project at The Black Box — A Night of Healing, Heart, and Pure Jerry Magic

Mik Bondy | The Garcia Project | photos by Russell Levine That was the scene when The Garcia Project rolled into Boca Black Box on a Thursday night in Boca Raton. They didn’t treat it like “just another gig.” They treated it like a chance to open a little doorway back to the Jerry Garcia… Continue reading The Garcia Project at The Black Box — A Night of Healing, Heart, and Pure Jerry Magic

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Dave Brubeck at Carnegie Hall: A Night When Jazz Became Pure Voltage

Dave Brubeck at Carnegie Hall: A Night When Jazz Became Pure Voltage

  Dave Brubeck Live At Carnegie Hall Some albums age. Some mellow. A rare few ignite — immediately, relentlessly, and forever. Dave Brubeck’s At Carnegie Hall, recorded February 21, 1963 and released the same year, remains one of those impossible recordings that refuses to quiet down with time. Sixty-plus years on, it still hits with… Continue reading Dave Brubeck at Carnegie Hall: A Night When Jazz Became Pure Voltage

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Reprise Recreates Phish’s 1997 Dallas Throwdown at the Brooklyn Bowl

Reprise Recreates Phish’s 1997 Dallas Throwdown at the Brooklyn Bowl

Reprise | Brooklyn Bowl | November 7, 2025 | photos by Jamie Huenefeld/Killahwave Recreating Phish shows with an all-star cast of musicians is Reprise’s bread and butter. Located in New England, this band is making a name for themselves by performing Phish shows in their entirety, similar to the well-known band Dark Star Orchestra who… Continue reading Reprise Recreates Phish’s 1997 Dallas Throwdown at the Brooklyn Bowl

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Dar Stellabotta’s “Into Thin Air” Finds Power in Three Chords and the Truth

Dar Stellabotta’s “Into Thin Air” Finds Power in Three Chords and the Truth

Washington D.C. based musician Dar Stellabotta returns with Into Thin Air, a nine-track collection that captures the heart of her one-woman blues rock style. Built entirely on the raw power of her homemade cigar box guitar and Farmer foot drum, Stellabotta creates a sound that’s emotional, and unmistakably her own. Released on translucent orange vinyl… Continue reading Dar Stellabotta’s “Into Thin Air” Finds Power in Three Chords and the Truth

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Ava Franks’ “Every Day” Turns Indie Pop Into Pure Sunshine

Ava Franks’ “Every Day” Turns Indie Pop Into Pure Sunshine

Ava Franks New York City indie pop artist Ava Franks delivers a heartfelt and uplifting track with her new single, “Every Day.” Produced in collaboration with acclaimed multi-platinum producers Shep Goodman and Aaron Accetta. The song wraps listeners in a lush, acoustic guitar-driven sound that pairs beautifully with Franks’ warm, luminous vocals. Her voice moves… Continue reading Ava Franks’ “Every Day” Turns Indie Pop Into Pure Sunshine

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Laney Jones and the Spirits Roar with Heart and Soul on Self-Titled Debut

Laney Jones and the Spirits Roar with Heart and Soul on Self-Titled Debut

Laney Jones and the Spirits | photo by Rachel Weber Nashville’s soulful rock collective, Laney Jones and the Spirits, have announced their long-awaited self-titled debut album, set for release on November 20, 2025. Fronted by Jones and rounded out by her husband Brian Dowd, along with Carson Lystad and Glen Hruska, Laney Jones and the… Continue reading Laney Jones and the Spirits Roar with Heart and Soul on Self-Titled Debut

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David Nelson and Company Celebrate NRPS with a Hippie Sock Hop in Marin County

David Nelson and Company Celebrate NRPS with a Hippie Sock Hop in Marin County

David Nelson | Fairfax, CA | November 9th, 2025 | photos by Gabriel David Barkin David Nelson, founding member of the New Riders of the Purple Sage (NRPS), assembled an all-star cast of musicians in Marin County this weekend to celebrate the music of his seminal psychedelic bluegrass band. The Fairfax Pavilion hosted the hippie… Continue reading David Nelson and Company Celebrate NRPS with a Hippie Sock Hop in Marin County

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The Motet Channels Jamiroquai’s Futuristic Funk at the Brooklyn Bowl

The Motet Channels Jamiroquai’s Futuristic Funk at the Brooklyn Bowl

The Motet | Brooklyn Bowl | October 30, 2025 | photos by Jamie Huenefeld/Killahwave The Motet has become a staple of modern funk, powered by intricate horn lines, soulful vocals, and deep grooves in the jam scene. They performed a special Jamiroquai-themed show as their Halloween costume for four nights only. The legendary Brooklyn Bowl… Continue reading The Motet Channels Jamiroquai’s Futuristic Funk at the Brooklyn Bowl

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