“[I]t’s what happened to your fore parents and other people. And that’s what makes the blues.”John Lee Hooker
Last year I went to Pond's concert in Asheville, the day after in a town over we...
For nearly three years, he's been a veritable ghost within the music scene, spending his time on an "eat-pray-love" adjacent journey stretching from Europe to Thailand following a nearly career-ending...
Ween’s “12 Golden Country Greats” is both a deservedly hated and loved album. It represents some of Ween’s strangest, most homophobic, misogynistic and racist lyrics, while also being incredibly...
As you all may or may not know, I co-host a country, bluegrass, and folk show from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. While I've always been a folk guy, not so long ago I barely listened to either country or bluegrass....
Merlefest is back after a year off (there was some kind of virus last year?) and it’s a packed four day weekend with plenty of local bluegrass and big country names. Sturgill Simpson opens the festival...
Faye Webster isn’t a huge star right now, but she definitely deserves to be. Her latest album is a triumph, and it’s exciting to see her get both critical attention and actual commercial success from...
I had high hopes for the Drumstrong Rhythm & Arts Festival this past weekend, and it most definitely did not disappoint. Right from the get go, the music was solid. Starting off running with Modern...
Friday night I had the privilege of seeing three great acts at the Pour House. The night started off with a solo show by BJ Barham of American Aquarium. He played some of his own material as well as stripped...