He is no Dave Matthews or Jimi Hendrix and the way he deals with relationships is also unattractive, but I must admit that he is a very talented musician. Who? John Mayer. I will admit it, I used to not like his music. I thought a lot of it sounded the same and that it was not too interesting. However, as I listened to more and more of his tunes, I grew to like him more. One of his best albums is Try! by the John Mayer Trio. This Trio includes Steve Jordan, Pino Palladino, and John Mayer, and they...
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“Why not London?” asked Caleb Followill to the sold out crowd during the June 30th show this past summer, and why not London? Considering England embraced these bearded Southern gents when their first album came out this is a thank you to the people that propelled them into the status they are in now. Nothing says thanks like filming a live DVD in front one of the biggest crowds they ever played, if you don’t count the Glastonbury Festival from the previous summer.
I saw the boys back in 2007 at the Orpheum in Boston, and not much has changed since...
More musical events are coming your way, from Louisiana to Michigan and more. With such a variety of styles, there is bound to be something for everyone in this list.
Boston Music Festival
October 13-22 in Boston, Massachusetts. See six different genres of music at different locations throughout the city. With over 500 bands applying to participate, and only 36 bands being chosen, you are certain to hear some great music! Read More »
Creed has come full circle since their break up in 2004 and are now on the brink of releasing their comeback album, which aptly is titled Full Circle. This album title is pregnant with meaning. We know that it's an allusion to what happened to them as a band, what they've learned from their break-up and how they've decided that a reunion was necessary. Full Circle is their return to starting point, their trip there and back, and all that has changed in them and the people who continue to love them.
Comeback albums are especially interesting because they could spell redemption...
Elton John and Billy Joel, one night in a huge stadium, what more could you want? Well, you might ask them to play your favorite song, and chances are they probably played a few. The evening started at 8 and ended a little after 11, but you could tell the crowd wanted more from these piano men.
The night started with Elton and Billy playing a duet. They played songs from each other’s catalogue and traded vocals throughout on: “Your Song”, “Just the Way You Are”, “Don’t Let the Sun Go Down On Me”, and “My Life”. Then Billy got up...
