
With festival season in full swing, it’s always exciting to spread the news about first-year entrants into the space. Pennsylvania-based bluegrass powerhouses Cabinet have partnered with Live Nation to throw the first annual Old Farmers Ball at Montage Mountain’s Stage B on May 11, ...
Read More Seven-time Grammy nominee Joan Osborne hasn’t let up since “(What If God Was) One of Us” set her career afire with her 1995 debut album Relish. She’s been touring extensively and shared the stage with the likes of Bob Dylan, Stevie Wonder, Emmylou Harris, Patti Smith — and Luciano ...
Read More TSI – Deer Tick interview – John McCauley III The past few years have been quite a ride for Deer Tick. Named the “#1 Breaking Band” at SXSW 2009 by Rolling Stone, the band found itself in an unusual but fortuitous situation by attracting the eyes and ears of one of TV’s ...
Read More Spokane, Washington-based singer/songwriter Jerad Finck lives the musician’s life – on the road. “I travel between 80 – 90,000 miles a year. We kicked off this last tour just before Christmas in Spokane and ended in Winter Park, Florida. Being on the road is how I define being a ...
Read More The boys of CAKE are at it again with a brand new studio album, their sixth. SHOWROOM OF COMPASSION debuted at #1 on the Billboard Top 200 at its January 2011 release, marking the band’s first number one album. The album continues to receive acclaim with recent appearances on NPR’s “All Things ...
Read More For York County musicians and live music fans, Michael Males is something of a force of nature. The creative force behind Sunken Treasure Design, he’s put his energy and talent into the creation of MyRuralRadio.com – a grassroots community of musicians and fans that celebrates ...
Read More When I was preparing to interview Trout Fishing In America’s Ezra Idlet, I had a nice little plan laid out in my head about how things were going to play out – a little history of how the band came to be, a little discussion about current projects and tour schedules and maybe a ...
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