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Live Review of Noeline Hofmann
Cat’s Cradle Carrboro, NC Contact: sydney.collett@tmwrk.netWeb: noelinehofmann.comPlayers: Noeline Hofmann, vocals, guitar; Alex Lyon, bass; Tyler Guenther, guitar; Cam Buie, keys; Nik Winnitowy, drums; Ciara Hager, ... -
Live Review of Tank & The Bangas
The Blue Note Los Angeles, CA Web: tankandthebangas.comPlayers: Tarriona “Tank” Ball, vocals; Norman Spence, keys, guitar; Robert Kellner, keys; Kenaniah Turner, bass; Deven Trusclair, drums; ... -
Live Review of Maria Corsaro
Chelsea Table & Stage New York, NY Contact: kati.neiheisel@gmail.comWeb: mariacorsaro.comPlayers: Maria Corsaro, vocals; Gregory Toroian, piano; Skip Ward, bass; Dave Silliman; drums; Mark Fineberg, sax, ... -
Live Review of Stephen Wilson Jr.
The Ryman Auditorium Nashville, TN Contact: joe@missingpiecegroup.comWeb: stephenwilsonjr.comPlayers: Stephen Wilson, Jr., vocals, guitar; Julian Dorio, drums; Scotty Murray, steel guitar; C. Miles Burger, bass guitar, ... -
Live Review of Leith Ross
Cat’s Cradle Carrboro, NC Contact: windjack@birthdaycakemedia.comWeb: leithross.comPlayers: Leith Ross, guitars, vocals; Keiran Placatka, keys; Soona Lee-Tolley, guitar; Zoe Sparks, bass; Vania Lee, drums It’s a strangely ... -
Live Review of Rico Nasty
Fonda Theatre Los Angeles, CA Contact: zoeh@grandstandhq.comWeb: riconastymusic.comPlayers: Rico Nasty, vocals; Miles Walker, DJ; Chancey, guitar Eighty percent of the best new rappers of the ... -
The Dirty Knobs at the United Theater, Los Angeles, CA
Heartbreakers’ guitarist Mike Campbell and his band the Dirty Knobs played the United Theater on Broadway (formerly the theatre at the Ace Hotel) in Downtown ... -
ennichi ’25 Experience LA and Industry Mixer Celebrates Japanese Music
Following the success of matsuri ’25 earlier in March, which featured powerhouse artists Ado, Atarashii Gakko! and YOASOBI, ennichi ’25 Japanese Music Experience LA affirms ... -
Annie Leibovitz at the Wiltern, Los Angeles, CA
World-renowned photographer Annie Leibovitz has spent over 50 years photographing the biggest names in music—for Rolling Stone in the '70s to the biggest celebrities for ... -
David Byrne at the Dolby Theater, Hollywood, CA
Talking Heads were one of the most innovative groups to emerge in the late '70s—releasing eight albums in 11 years, each ranking from silver to ...
