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Brothers Comatose Offer Post-Thanksgiving ‘Pie for Breakfast’ and More

Brothers Comatose Offer Post-Thanksgiving ‘Pie for Breakfast’ and More

Opening with one of their most fun and enduring ditties, the calendar-appropriate “Pie for Breakfast,” The Brothers Comatose, on Black Friday, Nov. 29, serenaded an at-capacity back-patio crowd with a captivating set of contemporary bluegrass/folk-rock revelry. The show took place at Old Princeton Landing Public House and Grill, at Half Moon Bay, about 25 miles… Continue reading Brothers Comatose Offer Post-Thanksgiving ‘Pie for Breakfast’ and More

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Psychedelic Pond: Diving Deep at The Regency Ballroom

Psychedelic Pond: Diving Deep at The Regency Ballroom

Music fans who like a taste of alt-pop-psychedelia with an indie twist (Tame Impala, Flaming Lips) might want to jump into Pond. The Australian quintet played at The Regency Ballroom in San Francisco on Tuesday night with opening act Fazerdaze. The show was initially slated for the nearby Warfield Theatre, but lagging ticket sales for… Continue reading Psychedelic Pond: Diving Deep at The Regency Ballroom

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Bluegrass Cup Runneth Over at Railroad Earth’s Annual Horn O’Plenty

Bluegrass Cup Runneth Over at Railroad Earth’s Annual Horn O’Plenty

Railroad Earth‘s Horn O’ Plenty at the beloved Sherman Theater has become an annual Thanksgiving weekend tradition cherished by both the band and their fans. This two-night event typically features support from Pennsylvania-based bluegrass, folk, and Americana bands, offering a unique opportunity for the Northeast PA community to show their love for live music. The… Continue reading Bluegrass Cup Runneth Over at Railroad Earth’s Annual Horn O’Plenty

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A Celebration of Legacy: Big Head Todd at Forty Rocks Fort Collins

A Celebration of Legacy: Big Head Todd at Forty Rocks Fort Collins

Big Head Todd and the Monsters were welcomed home with open arms the last two nights from sold out crowds at Washington’s in Fort Collins, Colorado. It’s always heart warming when BHTM walk onto any stage in the Rocky Mountain state. There is so much love and adoration for their soul shaking longevity you can’t… Continue reading A Celebration of Legacy: Big Head Todd at Forty Rocks Fort Collins

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Grateful Dead: Stanley Theatre, 12/1/79 – A Retrospective Review

Grateful Dead: Stanley Theatre, 12/1/79 – A Retrospective Review

On December 1, 1979, the Grateful Dead graced the stage of the Stanley Theatre in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, delivering a performance that has since become a cherished gem among fans. This show captures the band at a transitional period, with keyboardist Brent Mydland solidifying his role and bringing new energy to the ensemble. The night was… Continue reading Grateful Dead: Stanley Theatre, 12/1/79 – A Retrospective Review

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The Snozzberries Invite You Into Their Psychedelic Playground

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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