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Tab hit the Belly Up Stage with his screaming guitar in-hand stunning the crowd with his rowdy opener. Everyone was obviously glad to be back enjoying live music again, especially the musicians! They had smiles on their faces from ear to ear throughout the entire show. However, things were bittersweet according to bass guitarist, Corey […]
Music possesses the power to transport its listeners back in time. Every so often, you hear a song that results in a deluge of memories flooding your mind. Sometimes it’s a particular song, but it can also be a specific band. For me, that band is War. When I hear just about any War song, […]
“What has brought us here is we’re just a tight-knit group of friends…We got an opportunity to go play some music and do a thing. So we threw a setlist together, had one rehearsal, and anything goes.” This is what Michael Olivieri, frontman of Knights of Hope, said about the band and tonight’s show at Campus […]
So, so much great music on this album, where to even start… Rock guitar powerhouse, Mitch Perry switches it up on, Music Box. Released on March 24, 2020, in the midst of a worldwide pandemic, Music Box was exactly what we needed! An ensemble of seven multi-talented artists, brings it home with a collective that […]
Rooted in the East LA music scene of the 60’s and 70’s, the Delgado Brothers band has been referred to as L.A.’s best-kept secret. With their blend of contemporary blues, the band has released four original L.P.’s over the last four decades. At the Coach House, the Delgado Brothers performed a Livestream concert presented by […]
The Tribe’s Livestream performance was beamed to the world by Alert the Globe from the stage at The Coach House in San Juan Capistrano, California. The two-hour show featured a countdown of the top 50 Beatles songs based on a Rock Cellar magazine’s readers poll. It was a treat to be at the Coach House […]
The pendulum swings, too and fro. In life some of the hardest hits happen when you least expect them. We are compelled to learn from these hits to find ways to rebuild the fabric of our livelihood. It is no different with live music right now. A connection is desperately needed, and an outlet is searching for […]
Greg’s step-father. Flip Wilson. Two British documentarians. Surprise party. Robert Kardashian. Cue cards. An Assistant Director. “Screenplay” by Syd Field. Girl in the laundromat. Literary agent. Variety classified ad. Free option (with strings). David Jacobs. Staff writer gets the axe. A riddle? More like notches. That shaped the key. Which unlocked the door to my […]
I vividly remember the first time I heard the band Pink Floyd. I was just a kid, and I used to sneak into my older sister’s room when she wasn’t home and ogle her album collection. I was particularly fascinated by the cover of Pink Floyd’s Dark Side Of The Moon Album. The first time […]