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by Matt Guevara - February 6, 2016February 6, 2016

Article and Photos by: Matt Guevara Iron Horse Music Hall, the roots of the Iron Horse Entertainment Group, while based in small town Massachusetts, hosts an impressive array of multi-national artists. One such artist is indie-folk singer Chris Bathgate, who after some time is releasing his newest EP - Old Factory.

George Fest: A Night To Celebrate The Music Of George Harrison

by Jessica Gorrell - February 5, 2016February 5, 2016

Let it be said that there will never be another George Harrison, that much is clear. But the passion with which his songs were performed at George Fest: A Night to Celebrate the Music of George Harrison, made it seem as though he was on stage with the rest of

Ryal – RYAL EP – Album Review

by Matt Guevara - February 2, 2016February 4, 2016

Article by: Matt Guevara Photos by: Rachel Brennecke Since her former band, Strip Darling, went on hiatus, vocalist Jacque Ryal has reinvented herself and is now gearing up to release her self titled RYAL - EP. Her new disco-pop album is fueled by self-discovery and focuses on finding your own rhythm. She

Moon Taxi // Live @ The NorVa // 1.27.16

by Wendy Podmenik Woodell - January 30, 2016

Article by Wendy Podmenik Darugar / Photos by Glenn Woodell and Wendy Podmenik Darugar Working for MonkeyGoose, I have the opportunity to attend frequent concerts. Some concerts, I have to admit, just end up not being to my taste. But Moon Taxi- I had listened to a few of their songs

Big Head Todd & the Monsters, Mike Doughty // Live @ Crescent Ballroom // 1.24.16

by Jason Robey - January 30, 2016January 30, 2016

Article by: Jason Robey Alternative rock veterans Big Head Todd & the Monsters, along with the equally seasoned Mike Doughty, rocked a sold-out crowd at the Crescent Ballroom in Phoenix, AZ. The evening started with Mike Doughty and his cello playing companion, Andrew “Scrap” Livingston walking on the stage and putting on

Epica // Live @ Irving Plaza // 1.21.16

by Steven Principato - January 27, 2016January 27, 2016

Article and Photos by: Steven Principato NYC - Playing before a packed house of infrequently satisfied fans of symphonic euro metal, three distinct acts, which can be credited for effectively spanning the gap between the generally synth driven genre of gothic rock, an aggressive European brand of death metal, and the debatable ultimate root of

Never Shout Never // Live @ Emo’s // 1.16.16

by Joshua Guerra - January 20, 2016January 24, 2016

Article by: Joshua Guerra Never Shout Never brought their tour to Emo’s in Austin, Texas last week with very special guest, Metro Station. Metro Station performed a 45-minute set and a variety of songs from their 2007 self-titled album, as well as their newest album Savior. The band got the crowd screaming

Zoso // Live @ The NorVa // 1.15.16

by Wendy Podmenik Woodell - January 19, 2016January 19, 2016

Photos: Wendy Podmenik Darugar & Glenn Woodell Article: Wendy Podmenik Darugar NORFOLK -- Formed in 1995 to pay tribute to greats Led Zeppelin and the 1970's era of classic rock, Zoso performs around the world with frequent tour dates and to packed audiences that are a testimony to the enduring popularity and

Guster // Live @ House of Blues // 1.15.16

by Jessica Gorrell - January 19, 2016

Article and Photos by: Jessica Gorrell BOSTON – Guster, an exuberant and fluid act with a career now spanning almost 25 years, brought down the house last Friday night at the House of Blues. With January 15th being declared "Guster Day," fans gathered at the venue to celebrate with the band; but since

The Peach Kings and New Chums // Live @ Rebel Lounge // 1.10.16

by Jason Robey - January 18, 2016January 18, 2016

Article by: Jason Robey The Peach Kings brought their show to the Rebel Lounge in Phoenix on their first national tour on Sunday night, and left the crowd chanting for more. Phoenix locals New Chums kicked the night off with a 30-minute set, mostly from their debut E.P., Tuolumne, named for frontman