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Wit Meets Warmth: Mann and Coulton Captivate Santa Barbara

On the evening of October 30, 2024, the historic Lobero Theatre in Santa Barbara welcomed singer-songwriter Aimee Mann for an intimate and memorable performance. Mann’s unique blend of introspective melodies and sharp, insightful lyrics left a profound mark on the captivated audience. The theater’s cozy atmosphere and superb acoustics provided the perfect backdrop, creating an… Continue reading Wit Meets Warmth: Mann and Coulton Captivate Santa Barbara

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Masked Marvels and Halloween Hootenannies: Orville Peck's Palladium Finale

Orville Peck seemed perfectly at home as he concluded his current tour with a two-night stint at the Hollywood Palladium. Originally scheduled for earlier in the month, Peck’s highly anticipated performance had been postponed due to vocal issues. Yet, fans were elated to finally see him take the stage just days before Halloween. The evening… Continue reading Masked Marvels and Halloween Hootenannies: Orville Peck's Palladium Finale

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Sharp Dressed Legends: ZZ Top’s Timeless Return

The boys are back with a vengeance! ZZ Top stormed into the Bank of America Performing Arts Center on October 29, 2024, bringing with them a fiery dose of red-hot blues-rock that left the audience electrified. Drawing from a rich musical legacy influenced by legends like John Lee Hooker and Muddy Waters, the Rock &… Continue reading Sharp Dressed Legends: ZZ Top’s Timeless Return

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A Night of Bones and Arrows: Greensky Bluegrass Honors Phil Lesh in Charleston

Greensky Bluegrass brought their electrifying sound and Halloween spirit to The Refinery in Charleston, SC, on October 31, 2024. With the band dressed as skeletons and the stage lit with an eerie glow, the atmosphere was set for a night that balanced Greensky’s signature improvisational prowess with the whimsical edge of Halloween. Set One kicked… Continue reading A Night of Bones and Arrows: Greensky Bluegrass Honors Phil Lesh in Charleston

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Banjo-Rama in the Bayou: Armchair Boogie’s Halloween Bash

For the fourth consecutive year, Madison locals, Armchair Boogie, hosted the best Halloween party in town. On Friday, the 26th, the stage was set. The entire setup, including props and costumes, was masterfully crafted by Schnitzel Bear Studios. The band brought some of their friends to The Majestic Theatre on King Street for an unforgettable… Continue reading Banjo-Rama in the Bayou: Armchair Boogie’s Halloween Bash

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JRAD AT THE FOX THEATER: THE LEGACY OF PHIL LESH AND THE GRATEFUL DEAD

“They’re not the best at what they do. They’re the only ones that do what they do.” Bill Graham’s famous observation in the 1970s about The Grateful Dead was certainly true at the time. In hindsight today, roughly fifty years after Graham’s renowned declaration (it’s difficult to pin down exactly when he said it), both… Continue reading JRAD AT THE FOX THEATER: THE LEGACY OF PHIL LESH AND THE GRATEFUL DEAD

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A fitting tribute to Phil Lesh – Happy Campers’ Halloween at The Livery

The Livery, Benton Harbor’s premier live music venue, is known for hosting the best holiday events. This Halloween was set to be a live Dead party featuring South Bend’s own Grateful Dead cover band, the Happy Campers. However, the untimely passing of Phil Lesh transformed the celebration into a heartfelt farewell to honor his legacy.… Continue reading A fitting tribute to Phil Lesh – Happy Campers’ Halloween at The Livery

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Soul Searching and Road Weaving with Warren Haynes’ Million Voices Whisper

Among guitar enthusiasts, there’s a shared recognition of the Warren Haynes sound—a nod to a lifetime of musical achievement. Haynes has been captivating audiences for decades, with stints alongside David Allen Coe, The Allman Brothers, The Dead, Phil Lesh and Friends, the Dickey Betts Band, and his own band, Gov’t Mule. So, it’s no surprise… Continue reading Soul Searching and Road Weaving with Warren Haynes’ Million Voices Whisper

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Orgy of the Axe Gods: Slash Summons Legends with Blues-Rock Fury

Slash brings real heat to Orgy of the Damned! Slash has been part of American music since 1981. It is hard to think of the ’80s and ’90s rock scene and not visualize the tall, muscular Guns N’ Roses lead guitarist in his trademark top hat. He has formed many bands and played many styles.… Continue reading Orgy of the Axe Gods: Slash Summons Legends with Blues-Rock Fury

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Sam Grisman Project | Brooklyn Bowl | 10/13/2024

Honoring Dawg music, along with David Grisman and Jerry Garcia’s legacy, is at the heart of the Sam Grisman Project. The group was founded by Grisman’s incredibly gifted son, Sam, who is a chip off the old block with seamless transitions between electric and upright bass. It helped that he was in the room when… Continue reading Sam Grisman Project | Brooklyn Bowl | 10/13/2024

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