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Here is a gross understatement: “I play blues, soul-jazz, and American roots music on Hammond B3 organ and piano.” That’s the self-description that appears on … Continued

“To collect is to ‘bring or gather together.’” When it comes to the Jim Irsay Collection, it is truly a gathering together. Mr. Irsay, the … Continued

Their name is Dogs in a Pile, but these Dogs are in anything but a Pile, with more than 40 shows on their calendar between … Continued

Sometime around 2010 someone gave me a seven-song EP called Nation of Heat by a Chicago singer/songwriter named Joe Pug. I love songwriters, and this was … Continued

No sooner did we post an article about the upcoming calendar for The Ain’t Sisters, Atlanta’s (and everybody’s)favorite non-sisters (but are they?) than they got … Continued

Merging the extraordinary legacies of the Grateful Dead and The Allman Brothers Band, new project Live Dead & Brothers is set to revive the magic … Continued

You’d be hard-pressed to outdo Lettuce this February, with 18 funk-slammed shows in 18 days before hopping on Jam Cruise 20. The Brooklyn-based crew will … Continued

Punkadelick on the way! Resistance is futile. Yield now! Mike Dillon, Nikki Glaspie, and Brian Haas once again join forces to become the all-powerful Punkadelick, … Continued

Melody Trucks, the outstanding percussionist and vocalist, has fit herself perfectly into many musical contexts: with her own bands, with brother Vaylor Trucks in Brother … Continued

The Miami-South Florida area is a hotbed for great music, especially for bands mining the depths of jazz, funk, fusion, trance-dance, prog, and much more. … Continued