idobi photographer Crystal Huffman covered Issues, Crown The Empire, and more at The Norva in Norfolk, VA.
idobi photographer Crystal Huffman covered Memphis May Fire, We Came As Romans, and more at The Norva in Norfolk, VA.
idobi photographer Crystal Huffman covered Underoath at The Norva in Norfolk, VA.
Nice chat with the drummer for 311 Mr. Chad Sexston….as well as music from 311. Going solo on this one folks as TS is in Hawaii….(jerk).
idobi photographer Crystal Huffman caught the Little Machines Tour with Lights and The Ambassadors in Norfolk, VA at The NorVa.
idobi photographer Crystal Huffman caught The Frozen Flame Tour with August Burns Red, Miss May I, Northlane and Erra in Norfolk, VA at The NorVa.
Vic Chesnutt, the folk-rocker whose sometimes dark reflections on life were influenced in part by a car wreck that left him paralyzed, has died. He was 45.
Who said you can never go home again? For Dublin-born singer-guitarist Dave King of Irish-American punk rockers Flogging Molly, all it took was a little help from his eventual wife and bandmate, violinist Bridget Regan. “When I heard Bridget playing the fiddle it brought out a lot of feelings in me,” King said through a bright and friendly Irish brogue during a recent phone interview with “I wanted to take that feeling and go back home – not physically of course. It just seemed to all fall together for me.” A lilting mix of traditional Celtic sounds – fiddle, banjo,… Read more »
Forget “Kumbaya” and “Home on the Range.” Next year the lyrics of punky-spunky Karen O may be heard around the campfire. While her band the Yeah Yeah Yeahs are in the very early stages of a new album, Karen says they’ve been toying with some folky sounds for their follow-up to Fever to Tell. “There is some acoustic guitar – a first – and Brian [Chase] has been studying tabla, so we may throw some of that in there, too,” she said in an e-mail. “YYY campfire sing-alongs, YYYs go rustic.” While her tongue may be planted firmly in her… Read more »
On the one hand there’s Drew Barrymore. On the other there’s Tina Yothers. Both were child stars, both were in the position of having to stave off “has-been” status by the time they were teenagers. Barrymore, of course, has gone on to be an A-list celebrity, while Yothers is simply remembered for playing the kid sister on the ’80s sitcom “Family Ties.” That, and for being one of the unlucky celebrities to have made a “guest appearance” on “South Park.” Hanson, who became instant mega pop stars upon the release of their 1997 debut LP, Middle of Nowhere, but who… Read more »
