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A Show Worth Waiting For
I am a relatively new (meaning the past eight or nine years) fan of Steve Earle and The Dukes and try to see him every chance I get, so I was thrilled to be able to cover the rescheduled show at the War Memorial Auditorium in Fort Lauderdale. The band had originally been scheduled to do a south Florida tour that unfortunately coincided with Hurricane Irma… The show was to be held at the Parker Playhouse which was previously booked this night so they partnered with the Auditorium to present it this night.
Steve Earle
Ain’t Nothing Like A Dance Party With The Mavericks
I cannot mince words – I believe The Mavericks is one of the best bands touring and releasing new music today, so I was thrilled to see them at Parker Playhouse last night. As always, I was not disappointed!
Jerry Dale McFadden
Their combination of country, Latin, and rockabilly styles is unique and I (as well as many others) simply MUST dance at their live shows.
Fabulous Evening Of Storytelling And Song
I knew about American Aquarium, an alt-country/rock band from North Carolina, but until a few months ago could not have told you that BJ Barham fronts that band. I received his début solo release, Rockingham, and knew I had to see him perform.
BJ Barham
Red Dirt Country Music Strikes Again!
“Red Dirt” music refers to the specific style of country music from Oklahoma and refers to the color of the soil there. The Turnpike Troubadours are one of the best known bands of that genre touring today, and they sold out Brighton Music Hall recently.
The Turnpike Troubadours
Come To This Rare Solo Acoustic Show By Jon Langford
Come to Atwood’s Tavern tomorrow, February 28th, for a rare solo acoustic, career-spanning show by Jon Langford! There will be his artwork as well! Tickets are still available, and there will be some at the door in the event online tickets sell out.
Jon Langford (official photo)
John Scofield Plays Country Music? Yes, He Does!
I know John Scofield‘s jazz as well as his work with Medeski Martin and Wood, and was intrigued enough when I read the description of this project to attend a show at Regattabar (one of four that weekend). I am so glad I did!
John Scofield
Boston Musicians Channel The Carter Family
For my No Depression review of the Wayworn Travelers show at Club Passim, click here.
Jerome Deupree
Anita Suhanin, Bruce Millard, Elijah Wald
Anita Suhanin, Bruce Millard, Elijah Wald, Matt Leavenworth
Anita Suhanin, Bruce Millard, Elijah Wald, Matt Leavenworth
Anita Suhanin, Bruce Millard, Elijah Wald, Matt Leavenworth
Anita Suhanin, Bruce Millard, Elijah Wald, Matt Leavenworth
Anita Suhanin, Bruce Millard, Elijah Wald
Jim Haggerty
An Intimate Afternoon With Bob Weir
I was lucky indeed to spend part of an afternoon with Bob Weir at AmericanaFest, along with 212 other lucky music lovers! The event was held in the Ford Theatre at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, which partnered with the organization for a number of special events during the festival and conference.
Bob Weir
Part interview, part live performance, and part broadcast from Bob’s new album, Blue Mountain, this was 75 minutes more or less that was incredibly well spent!
Come To A Fabulous Doubleheader To Kick Off Your Holiday Weekend!
The Fallout Shelter at The Extended Play Sessions is thrilled to host a fantastic doubleheader with Susan Cattaneo and Liz Frame and the Kickers on Friday, July 1st.
Susan Cattaneo
Liz Frame and the Kickers
An Evening In Singer-Songwriter Heaven
I had never seen Mary Chapin Carpenter perform despite wanting to see her, so I was thrilled when her show was announced for the Lowell Summer Music Series this year. I grew even more excited about the show when I read that Rose Cousins would open the show.
Mary Chapin Carpenter
Even though a brief unexpected shower occurred a few minutes before MCC was to take the stage, the audience’s spirits were not dampened by the ten-minute delay waiting for the rain to end.
suze reviews the blues 