Forty years ago, a group of students at Berklee College of Music formed the progressive metal band Dream Theater and became ...

A rainy evening in the Twin Cities set the stage for Japanese Breakfast to electrify the Palace in St. Paul on September 9, 2025, with their uplifting ...

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Vic Chesnutt, backed by Widespread Panic, released the collaborative album Nine High a Pallet. Chesnutt's brutally honest ...

Bass Drum of Death, the lo-fi garage rock project centered around singer/multi-instrumentalist John Barrett, has hit an ...

Alexei Shishkin’s style is equal parts prolific and poignant. Bringing an improvisational air to the bedroom slacker pop ...

MJ Lenderman and the Wind rolled into The Van Buren in Phoenix on Monday night, September 8th, in support of their acclaimed ...

Does a band ever honestly know when it is time to release a proper debut album? Does a cult-like following need to be ...

First Umpire, the solo project of NYC producer and musician Pat Cheiban, who is an audio engineer at major studios across NYC ...

The Big Ears Festival—the world-renowned, boundary-defying celebration of music and art—returns March 26 - 29, 2026, ...

Rounding out our salute to the late great Frank Zappa this week, for today’s Weirdo Wednesday, we’re taking it back to where it all started with his ...

Since her 2014 debut, Feline, Katie Schecter has been sporadically piecing together a timeless discography held together by unwavering passion and ...