Legacy Recordings, the catalog division of Sony Music Entertainment, will release Willie Nelson’s latest album, For The Good Times: A Tribute To Ray Price, on Friday, September 16. On his new album, Willie has teamed up with a pair of longtime friends–producer Fred Foster and conductor/arranger Bergen White–who, like Nelson, are American country music veterans […]
WHITESNAKE Anticipation was high on Landsdowne St. Saturday night in Boston right outside The House of Blues as Rock fans young and old lined up for a trip down memory lane. The Whitesnake Greatest Hits tour did not disappoint and delivered on their promise for a “sing along night” that would transport the crowd back […]
AXS TV heats up the summer with the ultimate rock n’ roll experience as the network presents a new five-week series AXS TV CONCERTS HOSTED BY MARK CUBAN premiering with The Monkees on Thursday, August 11, at 9pE/8pC/6pP. The series will air every Thursday through September 8 and features live performances by five legendary bands […]
Michael McDonald is one of those artists that just seems to have flown under the radar for most of his career. He’s the type of person that would probably actually prefer that but his accomplishments over that past forty years speaks volumes about where his priorities truly are. We sat down with Michael during his […]
Built in 1924, the Balboa Theatre was a grand 1920s vaudeville/movie palace with a seating capacity of 1,534. As part of the Fox West Coast circuit, the Balboa featured live vaudeville and movies but tonight the crowd is gathering for a very special event. Tonight’s performance will consist of Stephen Stills (vocals,guitars), Kenny Wayne Shepard […]
Welcome to the Weirdness! I heard Sunflower Dead’s song “Dance with Death” for the first time a few weeks before their 2nd album “It’s Time to get Weird” was due to be released. I played the song three times in a row that first day and the next day I woke up with the tune […]
There is nothing more relaxing than a sunset over the ocean and Kenny Rogers getting ready to take the stage at the San Diego Fair in Del Mar. The setting was perfect for an enjoyable night with the legend himself and his amazing band. A knee replacement made it difficult for Kenny to get to […]
There is a very famous speech called “The Man In The Arena” by Theodore Roosevelt that is extremely inspirational and has been used by many a man (and woman) as strength and hope for overcoming challenges. One musician, and his children, saw this as a means to change the way their life around for the […]
I must apologize for not having a set list of the Nitty Gritty Dirt Bands recent performance at the San Diego Fair. I did ask, but the band doesn’t use a set list. Why would they, this is their 50th year and you would think they would have memorized the list by now. LOL. […]
The Adicts are one of the few bands that I find as timeless. Now at my spry age of 23 that probably doesn’t hold much weight; nevertheless I think these guys are great. The Adicts started their merry little band somewhere between the years of 1975 and 1976, and even those years had been up […]