Tommy Prine at Wolf Hills Brewing Company
Tommy Prine headlined a sold out acoustic solo show at Abingdon’s Wolf Hills Brewing Company last night.
The venue is a delightfully rustic space tucked into the edges of ... Continue Reading →
Elton Follows The Stones With a Fascinating Tour Sponsorship
When you think about something as seemingly dry as retirement planning, legacy rock artists are not the first things that come to mind. But the more you turn it over in your mind, ... Continue Reading →
27 Club Appears at Belly Up
Why have so many promising musicians died at the tender age of 27? The question may never be fully answered, but a half dozen performances at The Belly Up the other night certainly ... Continue Reading →
Jamestown Revival at Belly Up
On the heels of their latest album Young Man Jamestown Revival played a two night stand at the Belly Up. The audience had no issue with the band running through the new album top ... Continue Reading →
CES Update: Panasonic Automotive Powers First UL-Certified eBike with Totem USA
Regular readers will know that I have been following the e-bike sector for many years. It’s been fascinating to see the equivalent of Moore’s Law benefiting the e-bike sector. ... Continue Reading →
The Electrical Life of Louis Wain
Benedict Cumberbatch will look back on 2021 as the year he stretched in both directions. He ventured way outside his comfort zone in “The Power of the Dog,” with massively ... Continue Reading →
Being the Ricardos
By almost any measure, Aaron Sorkin and “I Love Lucy” would be at opposite ends of the spectrum. Nonetheless, it is exactly that seeming disparity that results in this brilliant ... Continue Reading →
Vinyl Resurgence? Problem Solved by Andover Audio
You’ve read about the vinyl resurgence in the music business, and you wonder what all the fuss is about. You had your heyday with vinyl, building up a nice collection ... Continue Reading →
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