Questioning Why is the second album from the Americana folk-rock trio, Whiskey & Burlap, featuring Camille Sallave, lead and harmony vocals, ukulele, banjolele, percussion; Ethan van...
As most anyone in San Diego’s coffeehouse scene knows, Twiggs had two locations; the original was established in 1992 by composer Michael Roth and his wife,...
Dear Music Goer: First, thank you. Anyone who is willing to leave the comfort of their home—where all the world’s listening and viewing options are available...
No, seriously. I have nightmares about being late. I make lists and do google earth searches and plan routes and do all the things necessary so...
The announcement came a few weeks ago with little fanfare or comment from the mostly-out-of-touch 21st century music industry. Indigenous Canadian singer-songwriter, artist, and activist, Buffy...
If variety is the spice of life, then Cloud Clipper is doing particularly great. The quartet’s album, Drifty, features ten tracks, ranging from indie rock to...
One of the truly bizarre things about San Diego is that amazing people can live and work here for years, known and respected to a knowledgeable...
A San Diego native since moving from Elkhart, Indiana at age three, Andrew Crane has had a full-life adventure in the world of music and art....
Gregory Page has struck again, but this time in a whole new way. The iconic singer/songwriter has had enough and he’s here to tell you about...
If bluegrass music is changing, are the changes good or bad? These are profoundly important questions. Let’s see if we can answer them. The changing face...