Robert Finley opened The Black Keys’ Amsterdam show with eight songs and a few words of gratitude for the crowd.
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The Black Keys bring their blues-soaked rock to Amsterdam, ripping through ‘Brothers’ favorites, ‘El Camino’ hits and a lone track from ‘Peaches!’
Eric Johanson has been told he’s too rock for the blues and too blues for rock. On ‘The Open Bayou,’ he makes a pretty compelling case for being neither — and both.
‘Dreams & Songs: A Symphonic Journey’ puts Haynes’ guitar, improvisation, and deep catalog in the hands of a 64-piece orchestra—and the results are surprisingly powerful.
Maya de Vitry looks inward on ‘All My Faith,’ Glen Hansard’s live recordings gain new weight after his death, and Ken Pomeroy prepares to revisit the songs that first sparked her artistry.
Blood harmonies, blazing guitars, and a genre-spanning set marked Larkin Poe’s first appearance at St. Charles’ historic Arcada Theatre.
Stirling’s Arizona return featured soaring violin work, intricate choreography, and the theatrical spectacle that defines her live shows.
The Authority Zero frontman traded arenas for an intimate Scottsdale stage, creating a memorable night for those in attendance.
The 42nd Annual Chicago Blues Festival filled Chicago’s Millennium Park with three days of blues history in motion, as the blues took center stage with performances spanning generations, styles, and traditions.
Despite the desert heat, Kurt Vile and the Violators delivered a cool, immersive performance at The Van Buren, showcasing the depth of their catalog during a nearly three-hour set that brought fans together across generations.