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Pond and Fascinator have formed a tour ticket that is a MUST for those, like
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Artist Close- Up: Greg Holden Puts Love “On The Run”
Greg Holden is proof that going independent does have its perks. While having a
Theatre Review: EXQUISITA AGONÍA Is One of The Most Unique Plays Off Broadway
Playing at the legendary Repertorie Espanol and written by Nilo Cruz, the playwright is known
Artist Close- Up: George Taylor Asks You To “Come Follow Me Down”
Sinking never sounded so good. George Taylor’s newest single “Come Follow Me Down” asks the
Artist Close-Up: Cairo Gold Proves Wicked Love Is “Torture”
I always say it, “Love ain’t easy!” Yet, I do not reiterate this quote for
TV Review: Animal Kingdom Ups The Drama While Dividing Its Family
Watching Animal Kingdom for the past two seasons, there were SEVERAL times when I said,
Diandra Interviews Crystales: Seeing Music Trips As Sparks To Imagination
People think creativity simply happens and it can. Yet, a lot of times, it is
Artist Close-Up: Haethor Give You Opera Rock
With their self-titled debut, pop duo featuring music maker/producer/guitarist, Howard “Merlin” Wulkan and virtuosic vocalist,
Artist Close-Up: Carry Illinois Show We Are A “Work In Progress”
When it comes to indie-pop, Carry Illinois may define themselves as confronters of “BS”, but
Album Review: Father John Misty Is God’s Favorite Customer
If there is one thing you can rely on, when it comes to Father John
Concert Review: Lillie Mae Gives A Nashville Smile To NYC
Frankly, there is not much to a Lillie Mae concert, which is why it feels
Album Review: Chvrches Sing “Love Is Dead” While Keeping It Alive
Truth exists somewhere between the dark and the light It’s that quest for
Album Review: Jessie J Is The R.O.S.E We Need Right Now
Jessie J is one of the most powerful voices out there. After slaying a Chinese
Concert Review: Damien Jurado Goes Acoustic At Murmrr Theatre
Damien Jurado is an indie legend because he completely represents the meaning of this “genre”;
Theatre Review: The Beast In The Jungle Is A Beautiful Play For Commitment Phobes
Elegant and whimsically romantic, The Beast In The Jungle is playing in Vineyard Theatre, and