Reviews

By Dan Williams Greta Van Fleet blew into Philly Saturday night during a torrential downpour.  Soaked fans filled the sold out and dangerously overcrowded Electric Factory ready to rock.  And rock they did with a tight twelve-song set. The crowd was a unique mix of fans ranging Read More

By Ashley Paskill For those who live on this earth, panic is a natural thing to experience, whether it is on a small scale or on a higher-than-natural level. It can be difficult to get this feeling out in the open in a way that people can physically grapple with and at least Read More

by Ziggy Merritt For the past few years, Lauren Ruth Ward has been rising up through the ranks of Los Angeles-based singer-songwriters and indie upstarts. Ward started playing shows under her own name in 2015 after traveling to Los Angeles from Baltimore where she had a Read More

By Spencer Bernard On her stop in Boston, VÉRITÉ owned the stage. Despite being the opener for EDEN’s Vertigo Tour, VÉRITÉ performed like she was the one everyone came for. Her presence on stage was felt throughout a packed House of Blues. Even with the show falling on a Monday Read More

By Dan Williams And the DJ yells: “Wyclef won’t perform on a cold stage ya’ll!” He had nothing to worry about in the packed Ardmore Music Hall Saturday night.  The house had been warmed up by Philly’s own Kuf Knotz with harpist/singer Christine Elise and George Stanford of Read More

By Jane Roser Atlanta’s favorite “Too Rock for Country, Too Country for Rock” sons Blackberry Smoke are seasoned pros at creating electrifying albums quite unintentionally.  Their 2016 hit Like An Arrow was the result of band practice meet-ups and that record Read More