One of the oldest music festivals in the United States opened the month-long celebration known as Memphis in May, the first weekend of the month, May 5 to 7. The Beale Street Music Festival has roots dating back to the 1800’s, when African American musicians from across the South would descend on Memphis to perform.
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Jean Michel Jarre, a French pioneer in electronic music and a true living legend in the world of pop music, gave his first live performance in Los Angeles as part of his first tour of the United States ever, […]
The sun has peeked through and the music season is starting to heat up. Firstly get in-depth in her fiery interview with nothing off limits with Otep Shamaya. We also […]
This issue we had the honour of interviewing Wyclef Jean for our cover. Wyclef is sharp and chipper, even though he is flooded in interviews on a memorable day. Plus […]
Hello 2017 and goodbye 2016. Nothing but amazing vibes, music, concerts, interviews and more. The Impossible Kid Aesop Rock gave us one amazing interview to start the year out right […]
Cat Power and Scottish Indie rockers Teenage Fan Club have been added to the line-up of the Starry Nites festival. The event is set to take place March 18 and 19 at the beautiful Live Oak campgrounds […]
The Brooklyn-based band Moon Hooch brought their infectious dance trance concert to the Velvet Jones nightclub on a sleepy Wednesday night in downtown Santa Barbara.
A youthful crowd gathered early on a balmy fall evening at the elegant Arlington Theater in downtown Santa Barbara on Tuesday, October 18. As hot Santa Ana winds blew through the historic courtyards of the venue, the mostly millennial crowd sipped a variety of beverages to keep cool.
On a beautiful balmy evening in Santa Barbara, Ian Andersen brought his new multimedia musical project to the elegant Arlington Theater. Not to be confused with the hard rock band formed in 1968, one of the first to combine jazz, blues and classic music, this presentation featured Andersen’
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