Georgia’s (now Nashville’s) Billy Currington was part of this year’s Watershed Festival. Currington, who won a CMT Music Award for Hottest Video of the Year in 2006 for “Must Be Doin’Something Right,” celebrated his recent number 1 status (“We Are Tonight”) on the Country Billboard Charts at the festival. All photos by John Rudolph: Billy […]
Highlighting their 2013 release of Life as We Know It, Lonestar played a terrific show during day two of Watershed Festival at the Gorge. All photos by John Rudolph: Lonestar Lonestar
Originally from Phoenix, local singer-songwriter Courtney Marie Andrews played a solo set at the Triple Door last week. She opened for St. Paul de Vence and their Melodic Caring Project benefit show. Using a different guitar tuning for early every song, Andrews filled in the brief lull with some conversation with the audience. In addition […]
Sasquatch: Day Three with Haim, Queens of the Stone Age, Demetri Martin & More, May 2014 Show Review & Photos by Abby Williamson Haim The final day of Sasquatch started with perhaps the most colorful group I saw all weekend – Seattle’s own Tacocat on the Yeti Stage. Equipped with a bubble machine, purple hair, […]
Brooklyn-based trio, Au Revoir Simone played at Neumos last week in support of their fourth album, Move In Spectrums. The group is composed of Erika Forster (vocals/keyboard), Annie Hart (vocals/keyboard), and Heather D’Angelo (vocals/drum machine/keyboard). Formed in 2003, their name comes from a line by Pee-wee Herman in Pee-wee’s Big Adventure. (L-R) Erika Forster, Annie […]