It’s finally underway. One of the most ambitious acts Phish has offered, the Baker’s Dozen, will bring their grand total of MSG performances to 53. Phish reached this point through hard work, dedication and support from their die hard fans and now it’s time now for fans of Formula 5 to come and support the […]
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When Deep Banana Blackout and The Breakfast Converge: Deep Banana Breakfast
After three decades Deep Banana Blackout still has their charm. On Friday, June 16, DBB played alongside The Breakfast, who both now have another excellent performance to put under their belts. Their performance, although typical, was well received by the wide demographic of people that attended. Typically, the Fairfield Theater Company gains the attention of […]
Woodhenge Music, Art and Sustainability Festival Announced
Off the grid sustainable community, Woodhenge, has announced its first Woodhenge Music, Art, and Sustainability Festival. Located in Adams Center near the Adirondacks, the community will host the festival on June 23-25. The three day event features a diverse mix of music genres including rock, jam, jazz, reggae, bluegrass, electronic, and funk, and features over 20 artist including […]
Photo Gallery: Sunsquabi Rolls Through Boston
Late Night Radio and Maddy O’Neal opened a long night of music at Wonder Bar in Allston, MA on Sunday, April 30. Saxophone extraordinaire, Tommy Weeks (Sophistafunk, Funky Dawgs) came up and belted out a few rounds during Maddy O’Neal, and even impressed Sunsquabi enough that he was asked to come back up for a tasty […]
Dopapod and Aqueous at The Fairfield Theater Company
It was unexpected turnout on Sunday, April 9, with a sea of die-hard fanatics coating the lower level of The Warehouse – so much so that even front man Rob Compa was surprised by their numbers. Fairfield isn’t necessarily the hub of all things jam band related, so it was fantastic to see the fairly […]
Hearing Aide: Grand Gesture ‘King of Cups’
All in all, it’s a wholesome, laid back and refreshingly straightforward collection. The album holds a psychedelic feel without bombarding listeners with abstract and unnatural sounds that tend to come with the genre, and not doing so takes a considerable amount of talent. It’s well produced, diverse and catchy – something the group harps on […]
The Tribe Returns: MMW at Le Poisson Rouge
On Tuesday night in the historic Greenwich Village, Medeski Martin and Wood returned for the second night of their sold-out Le Poisson Rouge run. The room was damp from the weather outside and the lights were dimmed as The Thunderclouds welcomed the audience to the ceremony with a Native American chant. John Medeski, Chris Wood, […]
Hearing Aide: Creamery Station ‘Creamery Station EP’
Connecticut isn’t known to pump out world renowned musicians like New York, Seattle and California do, so it’s refreshing to see a group of guys emerge from the backwoods of the state with some true talent and passion for the art. Over the past three years, Creamery Station has been cooking up a collection that’s […]
Hearing Aide: Moon Hooch ‘Joshua Tree’
Joshua Tree will be the fourth album from Moon Hooch, the jazz-fusion-dance group born out of the subway systems of New York City. Their sound is unique but it’s been heard before, especially to anyone that has lived in or spent time in a city. Unfortunately, their newest album won’t be something listeners will be […]
Photo Gallery: Papadosio at Brooklyn Bowl, Friday November 11
Papadosio kicked off their two night run at Brooklyn Bowl on Friday, November 11 with Consider The Source performing an opening Radiohead tribute set, followed by two sets of Papadosio. Set 1: By The Light > Advocate XL, Each and Every Wave > Dream Estate XL, Vactrollio Set 2: Euclidean Lights, Giving You Up 1/2 > New […]