Bob Dylan live in Las Vegas

I’ve been listening to Bob Dylan far longer than I’ve been listening to Bob Dylan.

Adam Ant live at the Masonic in San Francisco

Success is the sweetest revenge.

The Killers – Wonderful Wonderful

It was April 20, 2004 when I walked into a bar in Denver, CO to see The Killers supporting Stellastarr*. Both bands had one song on YouTube and I incorrectly assumed The Killers were from the UK.

Nicole Atkins – Goodnight Rhonda Lee

For a brief, magical period in the late ’60s through the mid 70s, there was this unique, fruitful and mind-blowing fusion of country, pop and rhythm & blues.

Every Hootie & the Blowfish album ranked (seriously)

In the early 1990s, every college town had “that” band. The one that seemed destined to break into the big time. The one that sounded as good playing originals as they did covering Stone Temple Pilots in a crowded bar.

OMD – The Punishment of Luxury

OMD’S thirteenth album doesn’t disappoint.

Album Review – Garland Jeffreys 14 Steps to Harlem

For someone who have been in the business for close to 50 years, Garland Jeffreys is working at a pace faster than most artists who are a fraction of his age. 14 Steps To Harlem is his third album in 6 years, which like other masterpieces such as Ghost Writer, Escape Artist and The King…

Concert Review – Bryan Ferry live in Las Vegas

Las Vegas and Bryan Ferry are a perfectly blended cocktail of mystery and seduction. Equal parts old-school crooner and art-rock pioneer, Ferry’s infallible legacy in music needs little introduction.

INTERVIEW – Mikkey Dee of Motörhead

On the eve of the release of posthumous covers album, Under Cöver, drummer Mikkey Dee chatted with Jeff Nolan about life after Lemmy.

Album review – Kesha Rainbow

The last few years have been an emotional hell for Kesha and Rainbow attempts to make some sense of her journey.