Jason Mraz’s Fave Reggae Artists
Dave Gil de Rubio August 19, 2021
Jason Mraz’s current album, Look For the Good, found him achieving his dream of recording a reggae record where he could,
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The Black Crowes Take Flight Again
Dave Gil de Rubio June 14, 2021
When Chris and Rich Robinson made the November 2019 announcement that the Black Crowes were reuniting, it represented a reconciliation between
Rich Robinson’s Black Crowes Cover Faves
Dave Gil de Rubio June 14, 2021
When it comes to bands that have a deep appreciation and reverence for rock and roll history, The Black Crowes have
Just Before The Dawn: A Conversation With David Crosby
Roy Abrams April 26, 2021
During the past year, David Crosby, a man for whom live performance has always been an essential part of his being,
Steve Cropper Fires It Up
Dave Gil de Rubio April 16, 2021
Guitar legend emerges from pandemic with new album The social distancing and other aftereffects of COVID-19 may have caused plenty of
Rock & Roll Redemption
Dave Gil de Rubio January 27, 2021
Byrds founding member sets record straight with new memoir On the back of Chris Hillman’s new memoir Time Between: My Life
Taking Flight With Chris Hillman’s Favorite Songs
Dave Gil de Rubio January 27, 2021
If Gram Parsons is considered by many to be the patron saint of Americana, the argument can be made that former
Where Fine Art And Music Meet
Dave Gil de Rubio January 10, 2021
Museum and philharmonic enter cultural partnership Massapequa Philharmonic music director David Bernard is of the firm belief that his organization is
63rd Annual GRAMMY Awards Postponed Due To COVID-19
Anthony Murray January 5, 2021
The most popular night to celebrate music looks like it might have to wait a little bit longer. It was just
Last Minute Musical Gifts
Dave Gil de Rubio December 21, 2020
With the pandemic causing the world to lay low for the time being, music continues to be the gift that keeps
Sobriety’s Pied Piper
Dave Gil de Rubio December 11, 2020
Ricky Byrd’s quest to use rock and roll to help people in recovery Sept. 25, 1987 is a momentous date in
Two Great Tastes That Go Together
Dave Gil de Rubio November 6, 2020
Stony Hill release finds G.E. Smith teaming with Philly soul legend If you ask G.E. Smith to describe himself as a
G.E. Smith’s Best Bits
Dave Gil de Rubio November 6, 2020
The quintessential in-demand sideman, G.E. Smith has played a significant role in the kind of seminal music happenings that make him
Cleared for Takeoff: Brandon Gurba Launches His Solo Career
Roy Abrams September 29, 2020
Having known singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist Brandon Gurba since he was 16, I was already aware that he possessed a degree of musical talent
Sweet Honey In The Rock Commemorates Juneteenth
Dave Gil de Rubio June 17, 2020
The Hofstra Cultural Center is joining Sweet Honey In The Rock®, a performance ensemble rooted in African American culture and tradition, to present a virtual
Singer-Songwriter Alec Benjamin Talks Debut Album
Anthony Murray May 28, 2020
In the end, all Benjamin wants to accomplish with his music is make people think more about what they’re listening to.
New Music To Listen To During Quarantine
Anthony Murray May 3, 2020
The power of music can sometimes preoccupy ourselves into forgetting some of our problems for a bit.
American Idol’s Bobby Bones Talks About Exciting New Projects
Anthony Murray April 3, 2020
When Nashville was ravaged by tornadoes last month, nationally-syndicated radio talk show host and American Idol mentor Bobby Bones stepped up
Robbie Robertson: Cinephile
Dave Gil de Rubio March 12, 2020
While Robbie Robertson’s early career was defined as being one of the founding members of The Band and all the monumental
Snapshot: Janet Jackson Visits Long Island Music School
Anton Media Staff March 10, 2020
Pop icon Janet Jackson recently visited The Joyous Music School Long Island Campus and received a private concert from its string
