Lou Laurence is an award-winning singer, songwriter, comedian, playwright, host, producer, and improviser. And, as many successful artists will tell you, those things usually don’t pay the bills. So, Laurence has a jobby-job, writing for [read on]
There are more festivals than sunny days in May — and May tends to be full of sunshine in the city! [read on]
There are more festivals than sunny days in May — and May tends to be full of sunshine in the city! [read on]
There are more festivals than sunny days in May — and May tends to be full of sunshine in the city! [read on]
He wowed Bon Jovi. Let Sayce wow you. [read on]
There are more festivals than sunny days in May — and May tends to be full of sunshine in the city! [read on]
Annie Webb interviews Steve Hill about his newest album, “Solo Recordings Volume 3”. [read on]
Lunatic music of Fat White Family might just be your cup of tea if you like lunacy and drugs. [read on]
Watch and be warned you will be scrolling for a new Telecaster tomorrow. [read on]
Photos of the annual holiday bazaar at the SAT. [read on]
Review of the 2015 edition of Punk-O-Rama, a festival full of zombie hunters, steampunk decor and gypsy punk music. [read on]
This time, Dine Alone Records announces Teenage Movie Soundtrack, Heyrocco’s new pop punk and 90s-inspired album. Nathan Merli (guitar, vocals), Tanner Cooper (drums), and Chris Cool (bass), before starting their offical career as the South [read on]
Daughn Gibson’s new album is unlike anything he’s done before [read on]
Interview with Matt Mielke and Wills Weller of Toothgrinder. Part II in a three part series. [read on]
Randy Bachman tells Jean-Frederic how he dishes out some power trio heavy blues on new album [read on]
Solo album #8 has a fantastic mood and is tied together by guitar. [read on]
Jean-Frederic talks to Luke Doucet of Whitehorse about their new album, their live show, and life performing next to your spouse. [read on]
“Leave No Bridge Unburned” blends 60’s rock, surf guitar, spaghetti western scores and haunting vocal harmonies, all in a package that still sounds modern. [read on]
The best headlines at the start of the year tempt with their tragi-comedy. [read on]
Sexism is alive and well in the music industry. So stop complaining when a journalist celebrates a woman who plays better than the boys. [read on]
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