Slayer
Since forming the early 1980s, Slayer has always been a big black cloud hovering over the music industry. Brutal and agile, precise and cold,...
Aimee Mann
When an interminably melancholic and arty rock singer-songwriter like Aimee Mann releases an album of yuletide tunes, you have to wonder: Whatever happened to...
Son Seals
A Journey Through the Blues: The Son Seals Story celebrates the semi-acclaimed, wholly distinctive singer-songwriter and ax-man the way he lived: straight-ahead and raw.
Seals...
Eli Cook
With recent and upcoming gigs at Baines Books & Coffee, The Dew Drop Inn, and the Senior Center Blues Barbeque in and around his...
Wynton Marsalis
Good jazz is based on emotion. At its best, it colors outside the lines.
Standards become starting points for interpretations that are often, as on...
Trout Fishing in America
On Who Knows What We Might Do, the popular, three-time Grammy-nominated "kids' duo" Trout Fishing in America produces itself for the first time and...
July Shows in North Texas
ARLINGTON
Arlington Music Hall
224 N Center, 817-226-4400
ArlingtonMusicHall.net
THU 7/8: The Malpass Brothers. FRI 7/9: Texas Flood. FRI 7/16: Tanner Sparks with Brad Russell. SAT 7/17: Johnny...
Jon Irabagon
As the new millennium approaches the end of its first decade and folks who habitually worry about such things ponder the death of jazz...
Anne Feeney
Anne Feeney’s If I Can’t Dance ranges from traditional folk to rock ’n’ roll to rap to a Spanish ballad.
Mix it all together...
Mike Reed’s People, Places & Things
The jazz myth of Chicago is powerful, dating back to 1922, when King Oliver summoned Louis Armstrong from New Orleans to change the world....
