PHOTOS + REVIEW // ALTER BRIDGE and WOLFGANG VAN HALEN in Toronto at History
Photos and by Review by Orest Dorosh – Alter Bridge kicked off the North American leg of their Pawns & Kings Tour earlier in the year and on February 11th …
Photos and by Review by Orest Dorosh – Alter Bridge kicked off the North American leg of their Pawns & Kings Tour earlier in the year and on February 11th …
Not long ago, we introduced our readers to the new music duo of Sneaker Pimps’ own Ian Pickering, who has since transplanted himself from the north of England to the picturesque …
Review by Amanda Daubert – Singer/songwriter JD Clayton’s debut LP Long Way From Home will feel like anything but that for fans of American County, with a dash of Southern Rock. So if you like your …
Review by Amanda Daubert – Canadian Country music star Brett Kissel has been heading in the right direction since breaking onto the scene 10 years ago. With three Platinum singles, …
It’s always great to see a local Toronto band blossom and then branch out, bringing their sounds and wares to the masses as they hit the road beyond the borders …
Returning with her fourth album is New Zealand’s very own Miriam Clancy. Arriving with a hauntingly emotional, passionate, and personable diary you can sing along to with her LP Black Heart, debuting …
Review by Amanda Daubert – With beauty, grace, and poise, mixed with spunk, and a refreshing helping of realism, you have the enchanting fourth album from Elizabeth Moen, Wherever You Aren’t. A …
Photos & review by Amanda Daubert – There’s no better way to cure your turkey hangover than a night with Cleveland based blues-rock band, Welshly Arms, who took the stage …
Photos and review by Amanda Daubert – Philly based indie rock band, Mo Lowda & The Humble, might be the best band you’ve never heard of, yet. With unmatched passion, …
After announcing the lead track from their new album several months ago, we are delighted to return to the full album from post-punk new romantics Candy Coffins. Titled ‘Once Do It With …
If it were necessary to choose just two words to describe the new solo album from alternative pop artist Ronan Conroy, they would be “DARK REVERIE”. The NYC-based Dublin native may be …
Photos and review by Angie Flatt – Mary J. Blige rolled into Nashville and wowed the sold out arena audience with her 32 song set. The show featured all her …
Art pop band Elk City presents their new album ‘Above the Water’, opening a new chapter in the Montclair, New Jersey band’s evolutionary story. Vibrant, raw-edged and bold, it showcases a new guitar-rich …
Review by Amanda Daubert – The dynamic alt-rock duo, The Blue Stones, are set to drop their third studio album Pretty Monster November 4th. Still riding on the success of their sophomore …
Photos and review by Amanda Daubert – The Stone Pony in Asbury Park, New Jersey is an ionic venue known for hosting bands on their way up and Saturday night …
By Quinn Donoghue – I’m always intrigued by how an artist transitions into their sophomore album after attaining breakthrough success with their debut album. Will they emulate what made them …
Review by Quinn Donoghue – It doesn’t take long for Sheenah Ko to hypnotize and reel you into her mystical universe with her new album, Future Is Now. Oftentimes, you’ll …
Review by Quinn Donoghue – Tedeschi Trucks Band’s new album, Crescent, is the first installment of the four-album series, Iam the Moon. Each installment will be accompanied by a correspondent …
Review by Quinn Donoghue – The Australian four-piece, Windwaker, pushes the boundaries of metal with theuse of explosive drums, groovy and metallic guitar riffs, and piercing high-octave vocals, they also …
By Quinn Donoghue – After a five year hiatus, Liverpool based singer-songwriter, Duncan Patterson has returned with an emotionally charged and hauntingly beautiful record, Grace Road. The five song slate showcases Patterson’s …