Atlanta Records publicity shop told us that, In celebration of their annual “Sex & Music” issue and Bruno Mars, the 10th man to grace the cover of Playboy, the iconic magazine hosted a celebration in classic Hollywood fashion at the famed PlayboyMansion Tuesday night in Los Angeles.
Merle Haggard is gearing up for the road once again after a brief illness had him sidelined for several shows
Though you may not know her by name, you have probably heard her music at some point, especially if you are a fan of the X-Factor, in both the US and the UK. As well as having her music featured on the popular TV music contest, Charity Chapman has also been featured on such global hit shows as Oprah Winfrey as her songs have reached out of the screen to touch lives the world over. With a
Hailing from Brazil, the US and Japan, it is understandable that pop singer and songwriter Haikaa understands diversity, both from a human and musical standpoint. Her multi-cultural upbringing has allowed her to develop a strong understanding of the diverse nature of the modern world, as well as brought myriad influences into her songwriting and performance. This unique personal and musical
In the wake of his critically acclaimed album A Map of the Floating City, and the groundbreaking FloatingCity.com transmedia game he co-designed, Thomas Dolby will embark on a 26-date North American tour this March, with a rather unusual vehicle in tow.
Cathy Richardson, with guest Anne Harris, played an intimate set Friday night at the venerable Skokie Theater, a great venue to see this very personal set.
Colorado singer-songwriter Rob Drabkin talks about Red Rocks, Martin Guitars and his musical background
An accomplished guitarist, teacher and recording artist, Matt Coffman brings his unique approach to the instrument to the world through his website, String Love Guitar. The site offers readers many in-depth articles on developing one’s ability on the guitar, as well as ways to improve one’s practicing and mental relationship to the instrument.
In all the years I studied evolutionary biology in school, there was one word I can hardly believe I didn’t learn.
It’s called the Chapman Stick, and it was one of the most radical developments in music from the second half of the Twentieth Century (the first half goes to the electric guitar).
