The Powerful Medicine of Music
Roger Lewis, longtime baritone saxophonist with the Dirty Dozen Brass Band, said his first “horns” were fashioned from newspaper.
“My cousin played...
Article Tag: The Clyde Theatre
Finding Her Voice
Christiana Hicks became known for putting her own soulful spin on songs by well-known artists like Drake, Joe Cocker, Rihanna, and Sia. That was just...
The Choir of Man
When you go to a show, usually the goal is to have a good time. And The Choir Of Man is all about having a good time. Think Rock Of Ages without all...
Psychedelic Danceable Rock
Chris Robinson became somewhat of a household name as the frontman for the Black Crowes, but the music he’s produced since leaving the band has solidified...
Musicians Gotta Go ‘Round
When someone hears that Blood, Sweat & Tears are performing nearby — as they are at the Clyde Theatre next week — it’s easy to picture the band...
Still Channeling the Dead
When it formed in 1997, Dark Star Orchestra set itself a Herculean task that few cover bands have ever attempted or would ever attempt.
Actually, it...
Legendary Bluesman
You should know why it’s important to see blues guitarist Buddy Guy perform at the Clyde Theatre without me having to tell you.
Guy is one of the last...
Neck Deep
Pop punk will never die, and Welsh band Neck Deep are out to prove it. Despite the decline in popularity of the genre in the United States over the...
Bending the Bluegrass Rules
According to Greensky Bluegrass banjoist Mike Bont, “When you pick to be a musician, you are picking to stay with the same job your entire life.”
Bont...
Appreciating the Moment
At present, R&B singer Anderson East may be more well known for his personal life than for his music.
East dated country singer Miranda Lambert...