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While Robbie Robertson’s early career was defined as being one of the founding members of The Band and all the monumental musical achievements they notched, the last few decades have found him indulging in his...

New documentary tells his story of The Band Robbie Robertson has had quite the full dance card in the past seven months. Back in September, he released Sinematic, his sixth solo release, which featured contributions from...

With television having become such an ubiquitous form of technology, networks have really upped their collective games in terms of producing content. Lucky for Anton Media Group, we’ve capitalized on the myriad performers who are...

Sports have always been held in high regard in Chicago. It is one of only 10 U.S. cities to have teams from all five of the major American professional team sports (baseball, football, basketball, hockey,...

The crossroads of bluegrass and trad Irish music that is We Banjo 3 If you ever wondered what the cross-section of traditional Irish music and bluegrass might sound like, look no further than We Banjo 3....

While Branford Marsalis may have started playing saxophone as a way of trying to attract cute girls while he was playing in an R&B band as a teen (“...it didn’t work...all the cute girls went...

Saxophonist lives at the crossroads of creativity and humility Benjamin Franklin once said, “A man wrapped up in himself makes a very small bundle.” Which goes a long way toward explaining the expansive amount of work Branford...

Old school dynamic duo hit the road with KT Tunstall If Kenny Gamble, Leon Huff and Thom Bell are the architects of Philly soul, it’s safe to say that Daryl Hall and John Oates have been...

If ever there was an artist that firmly stood at the intersection of rhythm and blues it’s Robert Cray. While the Georgia native has earned numerous accolades (and quite a number of Grammys) for his...