Lyle Lovett and His Large Band – Excellence at The Belly Up, July 4
Lyle Lovett brought his Large Band to the small stage at The Belly Up for two nights, and it was delightful. His subtle but consummate professionalism was evident throughout ... Continue Reading →
‘The Musicians’ Green Book’ film event showcased Jazz greats & their struggles
Kicking off June’s 44th Anniversary of Black Music Month, Grand Songbook Media held the first screening of its Historic Documentary “The Musicians’ Green ... Continue Reading →
You Hurt My Feelings
“You Hurt My Feelings” is a pretty clever depiction of emotional landscapes and psychological intricacies, skillfully directed by Nicole Holofcener. At its core, the ... Continue Reading →
Summer in SoCal – Hot Tips For the Concertgoer
Those who live here and those who visit know we have some of the finest outdoor venues in the country. We also have some cool indoor spots as well, and here are gigs to ... Continue Reading →
Father’s Day Hot Tips
In late November I am always asked by Santa for some gift giving suggestions. Similarly, folks usually ask me just after figuring out gift giving for Mother’s Day what ... Continue Reading →
FOREVER BROOKLYN stars Yisrael Dubov on a funny nostalgic journey
FOREVER BROOKLYN is about a kid growing up with a quirky family in Brooklyn. He wins hearts as a Catskills comic, and achieves his dreams of stardom. The show plays the ... Continue Reading →
Stagecoach 2023 – Complete Coverage Y’all
Stagecoach 2023 – Full Coverage
Each year Goldenvoice fine tunes things to make Stagecoach even smoother. With this their 15th year, it was certainly not their ... Continue Reading →
Helen Edgington’s History with The Spencer, The Country’s Oldest Literary Themed Hotel
The Spencer Hotel & Spa
Helen Edgington bought The Spencer Hotel & Spa in February 1997, as a labor of love. She considers it “an after retirement project.” ... Continue Reading →
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