THE WAY HE WANTS IT
Solo tours oftentimes are just that for Glen Phillips, who found fame in the 1990s with Toad the Wet Sprocket. Usually, he says, “It’s me and the [click here to continue]
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LETTING IT FLY
Just like with a studio effort, attention to detail is essential when recording a concert album. “I think one of the hardest things to do when you [click here to continue]
Q&A: JOHN GROS/PAPA GROWS FUNK
The official Web site for the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival describes the annual event as a “cultural feast” showcasing [click here to continue]
Q&A: BRANDI CARLILE
Singer/songwriter/guitarist Brandi Carlile has come a long way since her days backing an Elvis Presley impersonator. That said, she admits to panicking last [click here to continue]
A BLONDE’S AMBITION
The SXSW music festival/conference attracts artists from all corners of the world, and among the acts heading to Austin, Texas, this year is singer/songwriter [click here to continue]
RHETT MILLER
An apology, a spirited set and constant crowd interaction can go a long way in making up for a late start. A tardy Rhett Miller did all that and more during [click here to continue]
NAME RECOGNITION
Madonna. Prince. Cher. Lou. Unfamiliar with the last performer? With some notable names attached to his latest album, The Other Side (Cornerworld Records), and [click here to continue]
FINDING HER WAY
It’s not uncommon for athletes to drop out of college for a pro career and leave their pursuit of a degree in the dust. Plenty of musicians have done the [click here to continue]
STORYTIME: DAN ZANES
One musician was on the rise, the other at the peak of his popularity. And one night in the mid-1980s, their worlds collided, as Dan Zanes, leader of the [click here to continue]
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