
Catching Fire: The Story Of Anita Pallenberg
Arguably the only woman who could be deemed a member of the Rolling Stones, Anita Pallenberg’s life traced the apogee of the band’s most creative era. Her relationships with the ... Continue Reading →

Drew Holcomb On The March – Great New Album and Another Tour
Drew Holcomb was one of the first in a satisfyingly growing list of artists that our daughters suggested we check out. We have seen Holcomb several times in concert, at least once with ... Continue Reading →

David Gray in SoCal
With a sharp backing band, David Gray swept into Harrah’s Resort SoCal and delivered a satisfying performance of some things old, some things new, some things borrowed (Depeche Mode!) ... Continue Reading →

Becoming Led Zeppelin – A Wonderful and Unexpected Glimpse Into the Origins of a Monumental Band
By focusing on the band before they became untouchable (in terms of competition and bad behavior) this sparkling documentary is able to tell the undertold story of how each ... Continue Reading →

David Gray – New Album, New Tour
British singer songwriter David Gray has announced his 2025 “Past & Present” World Tour. It comes on the heels of his 13th studio album Dear Life.
The tour promises to include ... Continue Reading →

Burton Cummings – Both Mellowing With Age and Commanding the Stage
No tariffs levied on the delivery of this classic Canadian rocker’s songs
Burton Cummings was arguably the most important part of the most important band to come out of Canada. ... Continue Reading →

Beyond The Rainbow has Sam Harris finding his voice with his triumph over adversity
“No matter what I do I consider myself a storyteller,” the phenomenal singer Sam Harris says. His latest show Sam Harris Beyond the Rainbow, at the historic El Portal Theatre, ... Continue Reading →
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