All About Herbie
Over the jazz legend’s stunning 60-year career, there’s just one thing that might still be daunting. Amid the surfeit of summer concerts around the DMV, no one can surpass the legendary status of Herbie...
Author: Steve Houk
Music Notes: 50 Years Later, Feats Don’t Fail Them
Stepping on stage during their 50th anniversary tour, the ‘Little Feat’ band members know exactly why they’re still there (wherever it is they may be). “We remember rock and roll when it was beginning.”...
Music Notes: Alejandro Escovedo’s Life Of Crossings
His brilliant new album weaves a tale of immigration in America.
Live At The Fillmore Embraces the Authentic Allman Brothers Sound
The tribute band is led by a gifted musician and longtime fan who believes authenticity is what fans want most.
Music Notes: The Loving Return of Edie Brickell and the New Bohemians
One of the best late 80’s bands uses love, respect and camaraderie to pick up where they left off.
Music Notes: Ottmar Liebert’s Flamenco Revolution
A revolutionary master of his craft brings his own unique sound to a traditional musical genre.
Music Notes: The Jayhawks Are Still Flying High
Decades after becoming alt rock mainstays, the Jayhawks’ fearless leader finds a way to keep them flying.
Jim Kerr Hits the Road with Simple Minds
The leader of the 80’s rock giant talks past and present as his band tours North America for the first time in 20 years.
Johnny Mathis to Perform at Child Justice Benefit
A music legend credits childhood love and support for much of his success, and advocates for those who can’t. There are not many artists with the kind of resume Johnny Mathis has. In fact,...
