Chaparelle’s Rising Star Shines in Grand Rapids
Chaparelle’s star power is on full display in Grand Rapids as the rising trio and opener Esther Rose dazzle a packed house at The Intersection with heartfelt songs and dynamic performances.
Chaparelle’s star power is on full display in Grand Rapids as the rising trio and opener Esther Rose dazzle a packed house at The Intersection with heartfelt songs and dynamic performances.
There’s something about Overview Effect that feels like stepping into a different world. Every sound from Squeaky Feet hits with intention — clean, futuristic, and alive. Released on October 10th, this nine-track album finds the Denver-based band pushing their progressive rock and jam sound into new territory. Across its nearly hour-long run, the band blends… Continue reading Squeaky Feet Take Flight on Overview Effect
Papadosio officially closed a major chapter in their career last weekend, performing their final concert before an indefinite hiatus. Fans from across the country gathered at Cincinnati’s Riverfront Live for an unforgettable night of music, emotion, and community — celebrating nearly two decades of jamtronica magic and connection.
Goose and Richmond share a rare musical chemistry. During their two-night Riverfront run, the band delivered love, unity, and electrifying jams—from a surprise Prince cover to a stunning 20-minute “Dripfield”—capping the weekend with a heartwarming “726” encore under the night sky.
Jeff Tweedy turned Higher Ground into a masterclass in cool — poetic, fearless, and raw. Joined by his sons and bandmates, he blended folk, punk, and alt-country in a set full of humor, heart, and edge.
Is LaMP jazz? Funk? Rock? This fusion of drums, Hammond organ, and electric guitar may be difficult to define, but the jammy supergroup left no uncertainty in anyone’s mind at their appearances in Petaluma and Berkeley on Thursday and Friday evenings, respectively. Asses were kicked, names were taken, fun was had. LaMP describes itself as… Continue reading Supergroup LaMP Turns On the Power in the Bay Area
By the time Robin Trower shuffled onstage at Ventura Music Hall Monday night, the crowd was already reverent—a sea of fans clutching pints and Bridge of Sighs memories on vinyl. Just blocks from the Pacific, the 800-capacity hall felt like the ideal setting for the British blues legend: a restored brick-and-wood space with warm acoustics,… Continue reading Robin Trower at Ventura Music Hall: Still Bending Notes Toward the Divine
With their latest release, Strange Machines transform their live energy into a studio flame, delivering a record that burns with funk, groove, and raw rock energy. The Boston-born, New England–based band has made their mark on the East Coast jam scene with their vibrant live shows and a sound that blends many genres into something… Continue reading Strange Machines Stoke the Fire with New Album Playing With Fire
The calendar said fall had arrived, but the weather was still hot and dry. Benton Harbor had traded beach towels and flip-flops for pumpkins and ghosts. The Livery embraced the spirit of harvest time, putting away the light pilsners and bringing out the Märzen. Brendan Bayliss headed to Benton Harbor knowing The Livery had great… Continue reading Where Music and Friendship Collide: Brendan Bayliss & Andy Frasco Unfiltered at The Livery
Brother’s Taylor and Griffin Goldsmith are out on the road performing their unique style of amplified folk-rock magic. On this tour, they are performing as a duo, presenting new and older songs representing many different eras of their musical journey. With their new album about to drop on October 11th, titled Oh Brother, it seems… Continue reading Dawes Duo | Washington’s | 10/5/2025