Reviews – Page 9

FOLK & ROOTS MUSIC PUBLICATION

A Little Help From Your Friends: Aoife O’ Donovan, Chris Eldridge and Julian Lage At First Unitarian (Burlington, VT 3/19)

The sheer brilliance that each of these three artist beholds on their own is mind shattering. Last evening the beauty

Burlington, VT based “Clever Girls” may not be completely made up of females, but front gal, singer and guitar slinger

Apparently, sometime Saturday night, Jeffrey Foucault and his drummer, Billy Conway, said to each other, “Hey, let’s call Dana,” and

A couple of years ago the roots, rock and folk realm was filled with release after release of “holy shit

In December, The Ballroom Thieves collected Boston Music Awards for Folk Artist of the Year, Americana Artist of the Year,

Tift Merritt’s fantastic new album, Stitch of the World, perfectly represents the depth of her voice and songwriting that so

With just a couple of weeks left in the year, listening to Dust to Gold, Cris Jacobs’s second solo album

There is music that can transport you in some fashion. From the first note through about the one minute, fifteen

“I didn’t come here to tell jokes at a funeral,” Hari Kondabolu told the sold-out crowd at The Wilbur right

Pittsburgh is holding out on us, Boston. Singer/songwriter Brooke Annibale hails from the steel city where she’s been honing a