R.I.P. Earl Scruggs
The last of the Blue Grass Boys has gone to that Grand Ol' Opry in the Sky: banjo player and bluegrass legend Earl Scruggs has passed at the age of
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Feast of Music Co-Presents Brain Cave Festival at Bell House 4/5 and 4/7
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by Laura Wasson Saturday’s Killcode album release extravaganza at the Bowery Ballroom ended up presenting an interesting question: has metal – or even hard rock – really evolved at all in
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Kasabian at Terminal 5 Tonight – Live Online Stream
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by Sky Disco Sunday night was heartwarming for in several ways for me. Getting to witness the 90 year old jazz legend Chico Hamilton with his ensemble at Drom was unforgettable.
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