Carson Henley, Sara Jackson-Holman & James Redfern @ the Columbia City Theater, Saturday July 7th Show Review & Photos by Heather Fitzpatrick Carson Henley celebrated his CD release for 100 Hours Saturday night with a few of his closest friends. Well over 300 of them, as a matter of fact, selling out the Columbia City […]
Bass Drum of Death put on a stirring show the other week at the Sunset. This Mississippi group’s sound is just dirty. Dirty. Their debut EP, GB City, came out in April 2011 – recorded by Bass Drum of Death’s John Barrett, who, according to the band’s bio, was “Fat Possum’s worst employee 3 years […]
Lions, and Tigers, and lang! Oh My! k.d. lang and the Siss Boom Bang with The Milk Carton Kids @ ZooTunes, July 3rd Review & Photos by Jimmy Lovaas k.d. lang and the Siss Boom Bang played to an audience of giraffes, Chilean flamingos, and meerkats Tuesday night. Also in attendance: approximately 4,000 adoring human […]
Tristen, named by Spin magazine as one of the 25 must-hear artists at Bonnaroo, opened for Justin Townes Earle at the Showbox at the Market on Friday. Backed by Buddy Hughen (guitar, vocals) and Jordan Caress (bass, vocals), Tristen is touring in support of her latest album, Charlatans At The Garden Gate.
Lisa Hannigan and Joe Henry co-headlined at the Tractor Tavern in Ballard last week. Joined by John Smith on guitar/vocals and Ross Turner on drums, it was the last stop on their nearly 3 week tour. Lisa is known for her collaboration with Damien Rice and Henry for the numerous records he’s produced, including Lisa’s […]