The New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival presented by Shell starts Friday, and we’re cove
Tour reports from the Kings of Leon's "Mechanical Bull" told similar stories.
[Updated] Near the end of Broken Bells’ show at the Civic Theatre Wednesd
On Tuesday last week, photographer Patrick Ainsworth went to One Eyed Jacks to see the return of Cibo Matto on the band's
British guitarist and singer Jake Bugg performed at The Civic Theatre on Thursday to promote his
Prince isn't on tour, but that hasn't stopped him from playing one-off shows like the 2 1/2-hour jam he played last Friday night at the Mohegan Sun
It was hard not to become obsessed with Robert Smith’s head. Time and thinning hair has made his trademark tangle harder to pull off.
Reviews of new CDs by Meschiya Lake and The Little Big Horns and R. Scully's Rough 7 on the eve of their CD-release parties.
Last night at Tipitina's, I tweeted, "Trying to decide: is Dawes sensitive or patronizing to
Stevie Wonder wraps up a beautiful weekend at the Hangout Music Festival at Gulf Shores, Alabama.
Saturday's highlights from Gulf Shores' Hangout Music Festival.
Elephant 6 Collective member Julian Koster will tent The Howlin' Wolf on
Thankfully, the conditions stopped being a story at Jazz Fest Saturday.
Thursday's rain on top of last weekend's rain on top of this week's rain left the Fair Grounds such a mess that opening Friday was delayed an hour
It looks like we may be finished with the rain, but Thursday it took it's toll on me, partly in the constant donning and shedding of rain gear, of
Marnie Stern made her name as an indie guitar hero, but her most recent album, The Chronicles of Marnia, shows growth in her songwriting.
When I told a friend earlier this week that I was going to see The Soft Pack, he asked
“We want to try to circulate a chi,” Beach House singer Victoria Legrand announce
Rule Number One: No band should have three sport coats onstage unless it has a horn section to wear them.
Reviews of "Ingrid Lucia Presents New Orleans Female Vocalists," "The Cherry Thing" by Neneh Cherry and The Thing, and "Big Station" by Alejandro Escovedo.
All but the most cynical bands are labors of love. There's too much work for too little return to play music for anything but personal reasons.
This album of sea shanties from the Bywater makes me want a beer.