Tenille Townes‘ “The Long Haul”Review by Louise Geri The cover art for The Acrobat: A Place to Land – photo by Madison Rensing Ahead of the release of the deluxe version of her 2026 album, The Acrobat, Tenille Townes released new single “The Long Haul” last Friday. After the country singer put out her debut […]
Jenna Raine @ Barboza – 10/14/2026Photos by Kirk Stauffer Jenna Raine sold-out yet another show on the 33-city Jeans, Boys, and Jesus Tour – her first headlining trek. This time it was at Barboza in Seattle, near the tail end of the North American leg. Raine has been on the road in support of her debut album […]
Bebe Stockwell‘s Volume 1Review by Louise Geri Bebe Stockwell in the Volume 1 photoshoot – photo by Katherine Goguen The most shocking thing about Bebe Stockwell’s second album Volume 1 might not be her bold claim that when love is right, you just know it, or her preference for the more temperate New England climate over the […]
The Afghan Whigs and Mercury Rev left no doubt that bands deep into their career can remain fresh, creative, and powerful rather than being merely content to rehash old glories while mining outdated work. Both bands effectively meshed the past with the current in front of a packed Showbox Sunday evening. I go back a […]
Legend has it that Cabaret Voltaire’s first public performance in the mid 1970’s ended in a riot. By contrast, last night’s Moore Theatre set by the English post punk/industrial/dance band was received with obvious approval and affection by the enthusiastic audience. Vocalist/bassist/keyboard player Stephen Mallinder is the remaining touring member of Cabaret Voltaire, originally comprised […]