Decade of Difference: Harold Arlen

Harold Arlen is an American composer, arranger, pianist and vocalist who penned classic pop tunes including “Over the Rainbow,” “I Love a Parade,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” plus many others during his prolific career [...]

Decade of Difference: Barry White

Is there any artist more associated with love than Barry White? Whether it is his solo work or his compositions performed by the Love Unlimited Orchestra, White has made himself the king of Valentine’s Day. [...]

Phish Phriday 2/11

This week, the Wayback Machine takes us back to 2016, with Phish's live rendition of "Waking Up Dead" and "Llama" from Philly, today on Phish Phriday! THE MANN CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS, [...]

Decade of Difference: Sheryl Crow

Missouri-born Sheryl Crow turns 60 today. The singer-songwriter grew up in Missouri excelling in high school as an all state track athlete and member of the national Honor Society and the FFA while also winning [...]

Concert Review: Waxahatchee at The National

After the Covid-19 pandemic prevented artists from touring for over a year and half, Waxahatchee held off from performing in support of 2020 album Saint Cloud until late last year. Katie Crutchfield and her band [...]

Decade of Difference: Ray Lamontagne

Ray LaMontagne started his recording career in 2004 with a style of modern folk that is simultaneously lush and earthy, recalling artists like Nick Drake and Van Morrison. From this start, he broadened his style [...]

Decade of Difference: Arthur Lee

In the big bang of music that occurred in Southern California in the mid ’60s, there was a band that contributed greatly to the scene while never gaining the acclaim they deserved. Arthur Lee had [...]

Decade of Difference: Waxahatchee

Katie Crutchfield spent three years performing with her twin sister Allison in the band P.S. Elliot. After the sisters relocated to different cities the band became unworkable, leading each to pursue their own projects. Katie [...]