There are certainly things to be avoided in Nashville as far as I’m concerned. But to me that’s a different business altogether and it’s a different thing, it’s really the entertainment business and not the music world to me. (read more)
CFF 2019 showcased some incredible new talent. Amy Montgomery is one of the few performers who stops you dead in your tracks and forces you to lower your lens to breathe in the sheer brilliance of it all (read more)
Drunken shanty renditions of Drank Like Hank would be heard throughout the streets of London into the early morning. (read more)
Their music has an underlying groove combined with an earthy spirituality that makes you want to kick off your boots and dance around the nearest stone circle. (read more)
This wonderful intoxicating album of bluesy-cajun-jazzy mash unashamedly gargles with its influences from Irish, German, African and Native American. (read more)
The Dead South show a sold out O2 Forum they aint no punks (read more)
Fantastic Negrito Wins Best Contemporary Blues Album For “Please Don’t Be Dead’ at 2019 GRAMMYs (read more)
Blues and Rock-influenced unit Tax The Heat drop in to discuss new album ‘Change Your Position’ (read more)
Mott The Hoople added to an already stellar lineup for the 30th June/1st July event (read more)
Life ain’t easy when you’re cheesy. Happily, The New Roses (mostly) aren’t. (read more)
Clatch’s music won’t make him rich, but it’d be a poorer world without it (read more)
As ever, outstanding in its field. (read more)
Two titans of the folk festival landscape team up across the Atlantic (read more)
Searching for antidotes to the Genre-Box-Pox (read more)
Supporting Hayseed Dixie on UK tour duties, Dätcha Mandala walk off with the show. Photos (read more)
Doom metal with passion and refinement – The Obsessed are back after a brief 23-year break (read more)
The scale and extent of Womadelaide can be punishing. Happily, the entertainment is worth the pain. (read more)
No filler. Rebecca Downes only has a couple of albums, but this live set sounds like a Greatest Hits (read more)
Pop, blues, groove. Camden’s Koko samples all three with Kadaver and Blues Pills. (read more)
Blues, classic and progressive rock at another of Cambridge’s fine festivals (read more)
Live at the 100 Club, Greg Coulson raged rampant across the stage at the iconic London venue. Photos (read more)
Showcasing her new album, Believe, British blues-rock powerhouse Rebecca Downes threw it down hard at London’s 100 Club. Review (read more)
Walking the line between classic and contemporary, Believe by Rebecca Downes brings a fresh voice to the blues mileu. Review (read more)
Uncancelled and unbowed. A review of Melody Gardot at London’s Southbank the night after the Bataclan (read more)
Photos of Simo at St Moritz Club London 23.11.15 (read more)
Tickets for Nicole Atkins’ at London’s Oval Space on November 24th (with Mercury Rev) are now available. (read more)
Celebrating those hand-waving friends who are always drumming on tables (read more)
Vintage Trouble are pleased to announce a full European headline tour through November and December 2015 (read more)
Suspiciously sticky floors and fingers at The Horn, St Albans (read more)
Britain’s got some great blues talent, but you have to look closely to locate the stand-up-all-by-yourself vocal guys (read more)
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