Debut Album ‘Unity’ from Ism Shimmers with Jazz and Funk
Ian McLeod had a vision. In the midst of the current music scene, he imagined fronting an eight-piece band on vibraphone. Playing jazz. If you … Continued
Ian McLeod had a vision. In the midst of the current music scene, he imagined fronting an eight-piece band on vibraphone. Playing jazz. If you … Continued
What do you get when you combine Roosevelt Collier’s Suwannee Getdowns with last year’s amazing Reunion: Campout Concert Series? You get Roosevelt Collier’s Summer Splashdown … Continued
Farm to Family is excited to announce Full Moon Concert, their Autumn music festival, November 10-13. This great event was created in 2005, and there … Continued
Normally, on a man’s 65th birthday, you ask him how his Medicare cards are. But Verdine White is by no stretch of the imagination ‘normal.’ … Continued
NoNeed, the reggae/rock/fusion quintet from Tampa, are excited to release their excellent new EP, The Beginning, their first new recording since 2013’s All That We … Continued
Greener Grounds claims to be a jamtronica quintet from Denver. The quintet part is right, as is the quintet part. Their claim as a jamtronic … Continued
For more than a decade, Dennis Stadelman fronted one of the most prolific and prominent jambands in Florida, an incredible quartet called CopE. When that … Continued
Five days! Just five days until The Big WHAT? turns into The Big WHAT!!! And you can still get discounted tickets through Tuesday, July 19th. … Continued
Skipper’s Smokehouse is ground zero this Friday for a musical explosion with Come Back Alice and the Heather Gillis Band. Both groups have been thrilling … Continued
If you’re looking for a debate, you can discuss the greatest live rock albums of all time. There are many fine candidates — Waiting for Columbus … Continued