Suite Dreams: A Preview of Tedeschi Trucks Band at RiverEdge Park
Each of the four albums comprising “I Am the Moon”—released sequentially over the course of the summer—has its own distinctive character.
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at by Bill Kopp
Each of the four albums comprising “I Am the Moon”—released sequentially over the course of the summer—has its own distinctive character.
at by John Moss
Dailey was celebrated around the Great Lakes region for his comedy music performances that took place during the summertime.
at by Craig Bechtel
Cheekface will provide the perfect cure, or at least alleviate the symptoms of today’s human frailty.
at by Robert Rodi
These unmissable events are heating up an already sizzling summer.
at by Robert Rodi
It’s interesting to compare the versions of “Caravan.” Chris Greene Quartet both wallows in and comments on the exoticism; Bowmanville goes all-out eastern.
at by Robert Rodi
Two local singer-songwriter-multi-instrumentalists drop sophomore albums—to very different, but equally dazzling, effects.
at by Robert Rodi
The tunes are breezy, melodic and infectious, and the lyrics startlingly wry and witty—with occasional undercurrents of darkness.
at by Robert Rodi
The first must-see music events of Summer are here.
at by Dave Hoekstra
Anyone who wandered into Biddy’s between the mid-1970s and 1992 has their own unique memories. In recent months I wondered what happened to Andy Lakha—a young immigrant from Pakistan who owned this blues-and-rock club with an Irish name in predominantly Jewish Rogers Park. Lakha’s story is an important celebration of a New America.
at by Patrick Roberts
Peck taps into and amplifies the campiness that has long powdered the nose and dyed the hair of country-western music.
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