Noah Kahan & Joy Oladokun at Waterfront Park, Burlington, VT
July 30 was a quintessentially beautiful Vermont summer day – a good thing, too, because some Noah Kahan fans were in line before the…
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Gregory Alan Isakov & Josh Ritter @ Waterfront Park, Burlington, VT
On July 28, folk musician Gregory Alan Isakov played for a packed audience at Burlington’s Waterfront Park. The show was part of a series…
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Declan McKenna at Higher Ground, Burlington, VT
“Vermont, you’re fucking beautiful,” Declan McKenna told a sold-out crowd at Burlington’s Higher Ground on July 15. McKenna, a 24-year-old singer-songwriter from London, skyrocketed…
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AJJ: Disposable Everything
It’s interesting to see how many years it takes a band or artist to make eight full-length studio albums after releasing their first. Many…
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Lady Lamb: In the Mammoth Nothing of the Night
To mark the 10th anniversary of her debut album, Ripely Pine, artist Lady Lamb has released a box set featuring 35 tracks. Lady Lamb,…
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Eels Wind Down the Lockdown Hurricane Tour at Webster Hall
There is an excruciatingly long wait for the Eels after the lights go down. The entire spoken word track “A Good Day to Be…
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Mega Bog: End of Everything
On End of Everything, Mega Bog offers up a cohesive set of songs that find the project’s founder, Erin Birgby, reveling in her often-cryptic…
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The Orielles: The Goyt Method
It’s no secret StGA wasn’t at all kind to The Orielles’ otherwise critically lauded 2022 full-length, Tableau; the last two sentences of our review…
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Ben Folds: What Matters Most Tour Opening Night 06.13.23
If I had known in 2019 that the last concert I would have shot for nearly four years was LeAnn Rimes, I would have…
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Deerhoof: Miracle-Level
With Deerhoof’s nineteenth full-length release, Miracle-Level, the San Francisco quartet deliver their first album sung entirely in Japanese. Miracle-Level is also Deerhoof’s first album…
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