In addition to his output with a classic glam rock group, this guitarist went on to have a solo career and taught music.
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Snakes are creatures that can hide in the weirdest places. And they are stealthly too. So there is really no such thing as being too careful where they are concerned. Unfortunately, a 3-year-old child was bitten by a rattlesnake that was beneath an Amazon package, of all places. Of course, the little girl had absolutely […]
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Some INCREDIBLY high praise from the Canadian singer/songwriter. It’s hard to imagine a more fascinating artist in today’s country music landscape than Zach Bryan. In a six-year span, the “Something in the Orange” singer has gone from recording his debut album, DeAnn, in a Florida Airbnb and scoring viral hits online to selling his publishing catalog for a staggering $350 million, becoming the eighth-highest-selling artist in country music history and, most notably, setting the record for highest-attended concert in U.S. […]
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“I’ve heard artists say this. ‘I don’t use any AI. I don’t use any Suno for my stuff.’ Bull crap. I’m telling you, I’ve seen singers out there give interviews where they’re like ‘I don’t do that. I don’t do that.’ I’m telling you for a fact, LIE.”
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AC/DC Bring the PWR UP Tour to Camp Randall Stadium For one unforgettable Sunday night, Madison traded Badger red for schoolboy blue. After a 25-year absence, AC/DC stormed into Camp Randall Stadium on the PWR UP Tour and reminded more than 40,000 fans why they remain one of the greatest live rock bands of all […]
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Mary Flower & Leon Cotter – Chants of Rain This interesting album opens with the kind of melody the late Leon Redbone would gladly play. It’s an instrumental “Mary’s Rag,” with the acoustic guitar fingerpicking clarity of Portland’s Mary Flower against the warm notes of Leon Cotter’s clarinet. Benny Goodman & Artie Shaw would be […]
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It’s time to take a break from festival coverage — as exciting as that has been — to catch up on what’s been going on elsewhere in the live roots music scene with the ND photographers.
In total, 37 photos by 13 photographers are
Punch Brothers’ first three albums, particularly 2010’s Antifogmatic and 2012’s Who’s Feeling Young Now?, stand out for their innovative arrangements; instrumental virtuosity, particularly founder Chris Thile’s mandolin fusillades; and riveting interplays, pushing the bluegrass genre to new heights.
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