Music

"Vince was like, ‘Let’s just call it Leftover Salmon,’ and I said, ‘Okay, sure. Why not?’ That’s how it all got started,” Drew Emmitt reminisces about the Salmon’s first show at the Eldo Brewery and Taproom in Crested Butte back in 1989. “Since we were calling it ‘...

After more than two decades fronting one of the most heralded power-pop acts of the century, Carl “A.C.” Newman of The New Pornographers finds...

‘Final Days (Bonobo remix),’ Michael Kiwanuka London-based singer/songwriter Michael Kiwanuka’s self-titled 2019 album is full of anxiety and doubt delivered with a bit of sugar...

We all know, this isn’t funny anymore. Not that it ever was really funny to begin with, but the notion that live music for all...

J.S. Bach’s St. Matthew Passion is at least three different works. It is a sacred work, written and performed in Bach’s lifetime as part of...

Troy Andrews was handed a trombone at the age of 4, and he’s never looked back.  “I think at that time that was one of...

Idaho indie wunderkinds Finn Riggins are...

There is busy and then there is New York busy. Camille Harris is New York busy. She does a lot, and all at once....

Bluegrass music is meant to be heard while sitting on a grassy field at a sunny summer festival. That’s the belief of fair-weather bluegrass...

Gasoline Lollipops’ founder Clay Rose is tired of people saying that songwriters should just be themselves. Though this may manifest itself more overtly in his side project where band members dress and act like 1920s zombies, Gasoline Lollipops certainly creates its ...

People often describe Arooj Aftab’s music as mystical or meditative, both terms the singer, composer and producer resists. She finds it all a bit...

Orange Blossoms, the new album from JJ Grey & Mofro, has a more relaxed and soulful feel than its predecessor, 2005’s Country Ghetto, which displayed a decidedly grittier edge...