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by Douglass Dresher
First and foremost, any band whose founding members have the names Rhiannon “Ritzy” Bryan and Rhydian Dafydd Davies,
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by Jenn Ross
I’m staring at my line cook friends through a steam-filled window full of hot steaks, fries, and prime rib when I feel my
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by Shawn Grey
Rubbing my eyes, hands in the shape of a weak fist, I swing my legs out from horizontal and palm my face with disgrace. My hair
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by Shawn Grey
You’ve got to be flat out shitting me…DAWES. Thee DAWES…at The Social?! Originally booked at the bigger sister
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by Douglass Dresher
She is the epitome of Rock’n’Roll. She is tattooed and tough, gruff enough to get your mother to be worried for your
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by Richie Williams
It’s time to wake the bear! The producers of Bear Creek Music & Arts Festival have announced the inaugural Bear Creek
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by Sarah Schumaker
It’s Tuesday morning. You’re tired, a smidge sad. You thought about not getting up for work, thought that by not
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by Sarah Schumaker
An installation of songs that are not necessarily new this week, though it’s likely they are, but probably just new to us.
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by Sarah Capps
With two hours of notice and an address typed into my navigation, I had no assumption for my first outing in a new city. The
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by Jason Earle
For the outsider, everyone in New Orleans is impossibly charming. Second line music, Mardi Gras, Tipitina’s, magnolia blossoms,
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by Jason Earle
“These arms of miiiine!” The opening of Otis Redding’s classic comes out authentically and with force. To cover Otis is a
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by Shawn Grey
Music reviewers, critics, writers, whatever we call ourselves, we can do better. You may have read our opinions on sites like
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by Jason Earle
“There is just something cool about this place,” Brandi Carlile beams about Suwannee’s stunning amphitheatre stage. She
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by Sarah Schumaker
I hate Florida. I am alone here. The people in Orlando think they have this up and coming city on their hands and it’s
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by Jason Earle
“We will not leave until we walk peacefully back on our land,” she tells us in a none-too-subtle, politically charged message