Thursday June 17, 2021 Review By Steve Bell / Pics by Scott Myers A decent throng has turned out early to catch a brief warm-up set by local musician Greg Charles fronting his titular four-piece band. Charles […]
Port Fairy Folk Festival has announced a fresh second artist line-up for its major comeback event in the music-loving seaside village in March 2022. With new and returning artists set to embark on their Port […]
By Steve Bell. “We had our first shows back {post-COVID] in WA a few weeks ago, and it was such a thrill even just to fucking be together! We haven’t locked eyes together – Tim […]
Legendary songwriter James McMurtry is set to release his new album, The Horses and The Hounds, on August 20. This first collection in seven years spotlights a seasoned tunesmith in peak form as he turns toward reflection and revelation. “There’s a definite Los […]
Review by Bernard Zuel. WOLF ALICE – Blue Weekend (Dirty Hit/Liberator) Restless and inquisitive or unable to focus? Eclectic or scattergun? Ambitious and bold or ambition greater than sense? Albums like this from Wolf Alice […]
MIDNIGHT OIL have tweeted that their new album – their first all Oils album since Capricornia in 2002 – will be launched with their appearance at Bluesfest on Friday 1st October. Established artists like Russell Morris, […]
Heylin comes out of his corner fighting at the get-go, castigating other Dylan biographers for their failings. The Dylan that emerges from Heylin’s book is indisputably possessed by genius. At barely twenty, he was penning […]
By Bernard Zuel
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (May 26, 2021) — The Americana Music Association has announced the nominees for its 20th annual Americana Honors & Awards during a socially-distanced ceremony at Nashville’s National Museum of African American Music (NMAAM). This year’s nominations […]
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