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Live Review: The Santana Project in Detroit, MI
Material: The Santana Project (TSP) is a Detroit-based ensemble that celebrates the music of Carlos Santana—from the Woodstock era to his contemporary hits. This eight-piece outfit ... -
Live Review: Lauren Minear at Rockwood Music Hall, N.Y.C.
Material: From the outside, acoustic singer-songwriter Lauren Minear seems to have it all. But they say everyone has a story and Minear shared her thoughtful impressions ... -
Live Review: Possible Oceans at Silverlake Lounge, Los Angeles
Material: Possible Oceans is a rock & roll quartet playing hard rockin’ punk. The songs are melodic and the lyrics deliberate, and when paired with the ... -
Live Review: King Hannah at The Moroccan Lounge in Los Angeles
Material: King Hannah is an indie-alternative pop group playing mood music. The music is depressive and dark and it provokes an eeriness that sends chills down ... -
Live Review: Gareth Dunlop at The Regent, Los Angeles
Material: With songs from his latest record Animal, along with commercial hit “Devil Like You” (as featured in Netflix’s Lucifer) and 2018’s “Can’t Stand Myself,” Gareth Dunlop delivered a ... -
Live Review: The New Hope Club at El Rey Theatre in Los Angeles
Material: The New Hope Club is a “boy band” playing, you guessed it, pop, boy band songs, complete with catchy tunes, beautiful harmonies and lyrics full ... -
Live Review: Command Sisters at The Coca-Cola Stage, Stampede Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Material: Sharing songs from their debut album Rouge, the Command Sisters delivered seven tracks and a bluegrass number, along with a surprise Britney Spears cover in ... -
Live Review: Kaya Stewart @ Hotel Cafe, Hollywood
Material: Following the screening of the introspective mini-documentary of her personal and musical evolution, Kaya Stewart led a hipster Hollywood crowd through a strong set of ... -
Live Review: Arroyo Low @ Gold-Diggers, Hollywood
Material: With all heads bopping and the crowd swaying to the beat, Dane Sandborg’s healing electro-acoustic project, Arroyo Low, delivered an intense 45-minute set covering singles ... -
Live Review: Joshua Dylan Balis @ Harvard and Stone, Hollywood
Material: Joshua Dylan Balis’ genre is country music with tinges of Americana and rock & roll slathered all over it and in all the right places. ...
