Sara Watkins, fiddle player and vocalist extraordinaire of Nickel Creek fame, played at the Triple Door last week. Fresh off a nationwide tour supporting Jackson Browne, Sara headlined in support of her latest album, Sun Midnight Sun. Aoife O’Donovan, lead singer for Crooked Still, opened. Aoife O’Donovan
Sephira, comprised of red-headed Irish sisters Ruth and Joyce O’Leary, played a holiday show at the Shoreline Auditorium. Supporting their self-produced Christmas album Starlight, the combination of the sisters’ vocals and violins is the essence of the Sephira sound, which is largely classical/crossover with traditional Irish influences.
Bringing her own brand of soul, R&B, pop, jazz, rap, hip hop and reggae to the Crocodile Café, top-selling Hawaiian songstress Anuhea headlined for a very enthusiastic audience. The always lovely Anuhea is on track to be Hawaii’s next star. The equally lovely Kimie Miner, Unified Culture and Soul Kuljah opened. Anuhea Kimie Miner Unified […]
Carina Round & Rosi Golan @ the Tractor, 11/13 Show Review by Heather Fitzpatrick Photos by Kirk Stauffer & Heather Fitzpatrick Rosi Golan – photo by Kirk Stauffer Rosi Golan – photo by Heather Fitzpatrick Carina Round and Rosi Golan made a stop at the Tractor Tavern last week while wrapping up their co-headlining US […]
So good to see Rachael Yamagata again as she made a stop at the Tractor Tavern last week to headline a sold out show. Rachael is in the middle of a US tour in support of her new EP, Heavyweight.