Speaking of Jay Nash…

He has a newish live album, Live at Sun Studios, captured during a stint of touring with Mississippi-bred songstress Garrison Starr (and the live release features tracks/performances from both Nash and Starr).  According to his blog, we can also look forward to a new studio album in 2011, plus a full length album from TFDI, […]

Pop Quiz Q&A: Ian Anderson of Jethro Tull

Say the name Ian Anderson and you’re likely to get a huge eyeroll from some rock fans. Indeed, this is the guy with the metal codpiece playing flute while standing on one leg who fronts the band Jethro Tull. Yeah, the same band that bested Metallica for a “Best Metal Performance” Grammy. And yeah, that […]

Celebrating Darkness in Cleveland: An Evening of Bruce at The Winchester

The Winchester Music Hall and Addicted to Vinyl are pleased to present a tribute evening to a longtime Cleveland favorite, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee Bruce Springsteen, happening on Saturday, November 20th at The Winchester (doors are at 7pm).  Tickets are $10.00. With the forthcoming release of The Promise, Bruce Springsteen’s incredibly massive […]

It’s About Time

This isn’t quite Jackson Browne and David Lindley, but perhaps it is our version of that (speaking as someone who grew up in the late ’80s and early ’90s) – two old friends sitting around telling stories and singing songs together.  And according to this New York article, you can expect more of this in […]

Carry on, you wayward student musicians…

Classic rockers Kansas are in the midst of a tour that somewhat strangely pairs them with college orchestras, dubbed the Kansas Collegiate Symphony tour.  The band’s latest live release There’s Know Place Like Home was recorded with the Washburn University Orchestra, and the positive feedback for that release brought inspiration to explore the idea of […]