Miss Olivia & The Interlopers introduce debut EP
By Jeff Gardner
Apr 9, 2020
The County Line release debut EP
By Jeff Gardner
Apr 9, 2020
Jacob Acosta records album about COVID-19 as it unfolds
By Jeff Gardner
Apr 2, 2020
What's your soundtrack to the end of the world as we know it?
By Jim Nintzel
Apr 2, 2020
At 8 p.m. Tuesday, March 17, every restaurant, bar, club and cafe in the City of Tucson closed its doors through the end of the month in an attempt to slow the rapid spread of the COVID-19 virus. While this obviously dealt a massive blow to the food and hospitality industries, it also stripped local musicians of vital performance opportunities.
By Jeff Gardner
Mar 26, 2020
Pandemic is not a word to be taken lightly. If misused, it can cause unreasonable fear. Taken cavalierly, it can lead to death.
By Xavier Otero
Mar 19, 2020
The Exbats release fourth album
By Ana Espinoza
Mar 19, 2020
In their enduring mission to continue the legacy of bluegrass music, the Desert Bluegrass Association is hoping to make the 2020 Marana Bluegrass Festival its largest event ever.
By Jeff Gardner
Mar 12, 2020
Ryan Chrys & The Rough Cuts redefine honky tonk ... Buddy Guy bends a blue note ... Altan bridges the gap of dreams ... Girl Friday and Ariel View stomp on the patriarchy ... And so much more! Read on.
By Xavier Omar Otero
Mar 12, 2020
English singer/songwriter
and former Soft Boys man Robyn Hitchcock has been compared to the very best: Bob Dylan, John Lennon, Syd Barrett, Roger McGuinn, Bryan Ferry and the like. Compliments don’t come much greater, but it’s also a massive error to try to box the guy in. Hitchcock’s career, his songwriting, is full of quirky twists and turns. He’s pop but rock. He’s psychedelic but post-punk. He’s Robyn Hitchcock, and he’s exactly what he wants to be.
By Brett Callwood
Mar 5, 2020
The week ahead sees City Morgue run riot … Escape The Fate and Robyn Hitchcock explore nihilism … Chuck Prophet investigates mysteries … The masked crusader Orville Peck rides into the dead of night … and so much more! Read on…
By Xavier Omar Otero
Mar 5, 2020
The mark of a good blues player is knowing when to shut up and let the guitar sing. The mark of a great blues player is being able to balance voice and instrument in such a symbiotic fashion they become more than the sum of their parts.
By Jeff Gardner
Mar 5, 2020
Dry River Redemption has its headwaters, so to speak, in two separate batches of songs, and the album itself became what flowed downstream from the confluence.
By Eric Swedlund
Feb 27, 2020
Niyaz (meaning “yearning” in old Persian), is an ethno-electronic Iranian-American husband and wife duo blending traditional Middle Eastern acoustic instruments, medieval Sufi poetry and the ancient folk songs of Iran with the sounds of electronic music.
By Austin Counts
Feb 27, 2020
LA pop outfit James Supercave blend wild electronic production with darkly smooth vocals to create a collection of psychedelic melodies that reminds us what makes modern indie music so engaging.
See James Supercave w/ Nightweather and Moontrax at Club Congress. 7 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 29. Free. 311 E. Congress St. 21+
By Jeff Gardner
Feb 27, 2020
From the gritty roar of Kid Congo & The Pink Monkey Birds and Hot Snakes to the sublime ascendancy of a true virtuoso, Itzhak Perlman, this week has it all. Read on…
By Xavier Omar Otero
Feb 27, 2020
