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The Snozzberries Invite You Into Their Psychedelic Playground

With their self-titled debut album, The Snozzberries, the up-and-coming jam-meets-psychedelic rock band invites listeners to plunge into a mind-bending universe of sound. This album is a musical exploration, weaving lush, swirling textures with a vibrant energy that evokes both the nostalgia of ’60s acid rock and the modern twists of today’s psych and jam scene.… Continue reading The Snozzberries Invite You Into Their Psychedelic Playground

One More Glittery Saturday Night: BERTHA’s Sparkling Tribute to the Dead

It’s about time an adventurous group of talented, open-minded individuals gave the good ol’ Grateful Dead’s music a fresh, vibrant makeover. BERTHA: Grateful Drag has added a joyous splash of color to one of the most cherished musical catalogs in existence. The timeless music of the Grateful Dead is now being presented with all the… Continue reading One More Glittery Saturday Night: BERTHA’s Sparkling Tribute to the Dead

Big Shoulders, Bigger Sound: Fruition and Gardener at Lincoln Hall

Chicago, the City of Big Shoulders, is home to great food, iconic sports teams, and some of America’s greatest music. These cultural touchstones exist thanks to one common factor: the fans. That’s why Chicago remains a prime destination for bands launching their careers or releasing new albums. If you make it in Chicago, you gain… Continue reading Big Shoulders, Bigger Sound: Fruition and Gardener at Lincoln Hall

Joe Russo's Almost Dead | The Met Philadelphia | 11/15/2024

The Met Philadelphia has stood for over one hundred years, serving a variety of purposes—from a church to hosting Bob Dylan. This ornate, history-rich venue welcomed Joe Russo’s Almost Dead for the fifth time on Friday, November 15, 2024. The sold-out show was no slouch, as the band delved into a pair of rare covers… Continue reading Joe Russo's Almost Dead | The Met Philadelphia | 11/15/2024

Psychedelic Symphonies: Bob Weir & The Wolf Bros Unite with the Cincinnati Pops Orchestra

On Wednesday, November 13, Bob Weir and The Wolf Bros, complete with the horn section known as The Wolf Pack, brought their stripped-down renditions of the Grateful Dead catalog to the historic Cincinnati Music Hall. This show, however, was unlike any prior Wolf Bros concerts in previous tours. The band was joined by the Cincinnati… Continue reading Psychedelic Symphonies: Bob Weir & The Wolf Bros Unite with the Cincinnati Pops Orchestra

Rock, Folk, and Canadian Wit: Kathleen Edwards Shines at The Sweetwater

There are two kinds of people in this world: People who know that Kathleen Edwards is one of the most gifted singer-songwriters at the nexus of rock, folk, and Americana – and people who are missing out. Which type are you? The Sweetwater in Mill Valley was only half full for Edwards’ show on Sunday… Continue reading Rock, Folk, and Canadian Wit: Kathleen Edwards Shines at The Sweetwater

Daniel Donato's Cosmic Country | Brooklyn Bowl | 10/26/2024

Rising star Daniel Donato brought his band, Daniel Donato’s Cosmic Country, to the Brooklyn Bowl for a three-night stand in late October, and they did not disappoint. Their clever mix of country, bluegrass, rock, and funk was a hit with the crowd, as the quartet continued to gain traction at the iconic Williamsburg venue. The… Continue reading Daniel Donato's Cosmic Country | Brooklyn Bowl | 10/26/2024

Goose Ends Florida Run with Memorable St. Augustine Performance

Night two in St. Augustine with Goose felt like a dream, as the band continued to play out of their minds in a mild tropical paradise. Most folks spent their day on the beach, by the pool, or enjoying the incredibly fresh seafood before lazily making the mile-or-two migration to the venue, the St. Augustine… Continue reading Goose Ends Florida Run with Memorable St. Augustine Performance

Goose Slays Night One in St. Augustine

As their Florida run continued, Goose headed to the St. Augustine Amphitheatre, ranked the second-best amphitheater in the USA by Pollstar Magazine in 2019. This 5,000-capacity venue boasted impeccable sound and not a single bad seat in the house. The band, still on fire from the previous night, delighted the crowd with several notable covers.… Continue reading Goose Slays Night One in St. Augustine

Trick or Jam: RADO Transports Denver to a Disco Biscuits Dimension

As the sun dipped below the horizon on All Hallows’ Eve, children dressed in costumes—ranging from playful ghosts to ghoulish creatures—flooded the streets of Denver, ready to embrace a night of mischief and merriment. Halloween is a rare opportunity to step outside the ordinary and slip into another persona, a chance to celebrate the bizarre,… Continue reading Trick or Jam: RADO Transports Denver to a Disco Biscuits Dimension