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As they displayed recently to a sold-out crowd, The Blue Stones play with a raw ferocity that the Chop Shop struggled to contain.
This amazing run confirms that The National is alive and kicking, with more pages to be written in an already stellar career.
Goose delivered the goods, proving their near cult following is not by accident.
Ending their annual residency at The Chicago Theatre, the band played nearly 40 songs over two nights that screamed of blues and R&B superiority.
She doesn’t merely take the stage, she commands it. She doesn’t merely play with the band, she directs it. And she doesn’t merely entertain the audience, she captivates it.
Fans of guitar-driven roots and blues music will rejoice for Graham and Nichols.
Keep Thee Sacred Souls and Jalen Ngonda on your musical radar!
The remarkable growth that King has shown over the course of his first five albums is also evident on stage.
The Who’s abilities were on full display at their recent stop in Chicago. The setlist was a perfect construction of hits, rarities, and newer material.
Review/gallery: Father John Misty and Suki Waterhouse!