BARONESS ON AVOIDING REPETITION, AIRBNB RECORDING AND ACCESSIBLE PROG
Whether sequestering themselves in an Airbnb to make an album or dropping down to smaller venues to play shows with the setlists curated by the audience, Baroness, six albums into its career, is not g...
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PHILLY AREA’S RED MEANS RUN COVERS NEW TERRITORY ON ‘THINGS YOU HOLD TRUE’
Ryan Wells certainly had the experience and ability to produce his latest album under his Red Means Run banner, having done just that on the previous RMR EPs, and his previous band, Radio Ghost Town, ...
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DUVBEAR ON ‘BLACKHEART’ AND WORKING WITH DAD MATISYAHU SINCE HE WAS 2
Shalom Miller, aka Duvbear, has been around music for as long as he can remember, contributing to his father Matisyahu's "Live at Stubbs 2" when he was only a two-year-old. Now he's making his own mus...
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FROM DORM ROOMS TO BIG STAGES, TROUSDALE’S HARMONIES FIND THE SWEET SPOT
The three ladies of Trousdale have gone from singing to a few classmates at USC to performing to thousands at Bonnaroo, and despite their graduation to much larger stages and dreams for even bigger on...
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CODY DICKINSON REVELS IN THE FREEDOM OF NEW SOLO ALBUM
Cody Dickinson's experience producing Lucero, Cisco Adler and the "Take Me to the River" documentary series could only prepare him so much for his latest client: himself. The North Mississippi Allstar...
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GREENSKY BLUEGRASS: ‘WE NEVER REALLY EVOLVE AWAY FROM WHERE WE STARTED’
Greensky Bluegrass has built its career on live performances, with energy flowing back and forth with audiences. But for its new EP, the Americana band changed tack and isolated themselves in Iceland....
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COLLECTIVE SOUL’S DEAN ROLAND ON NEW DOUBLE ALBUM, BROTHERLY LOVE AND 30 YEARS OF SUCCESS
While the battling brothers of Oasis and the recently reunited Black Crowes have become known for their prolonged estrangement as much as their music, the Roland brothers of Collective Soul have manag...
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KERRY KING’S FIRST SOLO ALBUM SHOWS THERE IS LIFE AFTER SLAYER
With the mixed signals of a farewell tour in 2018-19 and reunion shows later this year, Slayer fans aren't sure what's on the horizon for the heavy metal juggernauts. Against that backdrop, guitarist ...
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GOVERNORS BALL: INSIDE THE BOOKING PHILOSOPHY ON NEW YORK’S TOP FESTIVAL
When thousands of music fans stream into Flushing Meadows Corona Park for Governors Ball in June for performances by headliners SZA, The Killers and Post Malone, a slew of other well-known artists and...
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RISING LIVERPOOL BAND RED RUM CLUB IS READY FOR US SHOWS — AND TRUCK STOPS
When Red Rum Club takes the stage at the 250-person-capacity Elsewhere Zone One on Saturday night, the Liverpool band will be a long way from home, and not just geographically. Just last month, the si...
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