Howdy one and all! Looking for a spectacularly spooky and rockin’ concert this All Hallows Eve? Well, hold on to your witch hats and pumpkins, because the art collective and shoegaze band Julie is coming to Songbyrd on Oct. 31, with doors opening at 7 p.m. and the...
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Sea.Hear.Now 2023 Music Festival Review
Part two of Summer’s experience at Sea.Hear.Now on September 19, 2023.
I Went to a Music Festival Alone: Here’s What I Learned. Sea.Hear.Now Review
Part one of Summer’s adventure at Sea.Hear.Now on September 18, 2023.
tunes a million vol 2
Welcome back to Tunes-A-Million! In case you missed it, this is a virtual book club where I share songs for books I (and hopefully you) read every two weeks. Our first book was Heather Cocks and Jessica Morgan's The Royal We, a personal all-time favorite of...
Sir Chloe: Acoustic Concert Review & Interview
Out of the handful of band members that comprise Sir Chloe, it’s just Dana Foote and her guitar tonight.
All Things Go 2023 Festival Review
On Saturday, Sept. 30, and Sunday, Oct. 1, All Things Go (ATG) held its most attended festival, with 40,000 people attending over both days. What started as a 5,000-person event at Union Market in 2014 has grown yearly. Headliners over the years have included Billie...
Sneaker Head: Montclair: Pinegrove and Blundstones
Once upon a time, in a small town in New Jersey, everyone wore the same shoe when October hit: the Blundstone. Montclair, New Jersey (French for “clear mountain”) is not quite mountainous. Rather, it’s a small city-like town with an emerging nightlife, great...
A Walk Down Memory Lane’s Bargain Bin: A Love Letter to Yazoo
Time for another look back on some music, this time going all the way back to 1981 with a band that would start the career of a couple prolific artists and release phenomenal music!
Getting Fraternal: Party Like It’s 2010
Saturdays don’t have to just be for the boys. Have you ever been dragged to a party that you REALLY don’t want to go to, but obliged anyway just because your friend was excited about it? We’ve all been there. Your experience at these parties is purely dependent upon...
Exploring Japanoise and “Anti-Music”
A few years ago, my dad and I drove to Morgantown, West Virginia in search of Assumption Records, a record shop famous for being in a repurposed church. The last thing I was expecting to walk out with was a copy of There’s No Heaven Like Hell by Les Rallizes Dénudés +...








