New York City is home to the largest public transit system in the world. Over 700 miles of track lace beneath Manhattan, and more than 4.5 million...
Although Symphonicities appears, on its surface, to be the sort of stunt a mid-career pop star would embrace as an excuse to tour, Sting has actually created a work that...
Last week, country singer James Otto unleashed a series of tweets bemoaning music piracy. This morning, those tweets were featured on AOL’s country blog (The Boot)...
A little over halfway through the year and already our Americana cups runneth over with stellar tribute albums featuring new takes on songs by Shel Silverstein...
Folk artist Ray Lamontagne often seems like a loner. His albums contain tales of woe and torment—with a little joy folded in for good measure, at times—that seem...
That Raul Malo is one of the truly great vocalists—in any genre—is indisputable. That Sinners & Saints, his new record after 2009’s exquisite ramble Lucky One,...