Straight out of NEPA, Burn the Jukebox just celebrated its five-year anniversary as a band. Since its debut, the band has ...

Formed in 2016, the band is set to perform at Cat's Cradle on June 1, where they will debut their sophomore album, "Lemon ...

Los Lobos, which has been entertaining audiences with a wide-ranging repertoire for more than 50 years, will bring that ...

Rolling Stone once declared Crack The Sky “the best progressive rock band you’ve never heard of." But not so in Baltimore, ...

Mumford & Son’s comeback album “RUSHMERE” returns the band to their rustic roots. Mumford & Sons’ fifth studio album, ...

The experimental rock group mssv has a sound that defies categorization, but guitarist Mike Baggetta has opted for ...

Joe Satriani’s spectacular albums have dazzled and inspired for the best part of four decades, and these are the best of the ...

At 81, Jim McCarty loves playing the greatest hits of The Yardbirds, but he knows today’s fans also like to hear tales of the ...

In July 1980, manager Rob Gretton suggested an array of names that included The Sunshine Valley Dance Band, The Witch Doctors ...

March 2025. We had the great honor to talk with a very talented musician: Peter Albin. He is most well-known as the bass ...

Seven all-star musicians will join for a classic rock show Saturday onstage at The Capitol Theater, 211 N. Third St.

Headlining the concert will be Army of Skanks who these days are a dynamic three piece punk band that hail from Coventry and Alcester. These being Wendy X (aka Wendy Seenan) on lead vocals and bass ...