Toad the Wet Sprocket and Rusted Root played to a packed Observatory North Park last Friday night. Both acts are known best for their ’90s work, but don’t be fooled: each of these bands still produces some fantastic work that is just as vital now as it was back then. Continue reading…
As a 14-year-old skateboarder in the early ’90s, I was surrounded by a lot of music I didn’t like much. It was loud and angsty. It was grunge, punk, and rap. There wasn’t a whole lot in those sounds that appealed to me. Continue reading…
The masked virtuoso guitarist known as Buckethead brought his unique brand of live performance to the Music Box in Little Italy on June 21. Continue reading…
It would have been easy for one to conclude that George Clinton was not pleased with his Belly Up audience’s reception. Continue reading…
James Taylor is not only one of the greatest singer/guitar player/songwriters of all time, but he’s also a great storyteller. Continue reading…