by Cesca Janece Waterfield Milestones in jazz often pass quietly, who composed more than 3,000 songs and performed with John Coltrane as well as many others, became the…
Music & Concerts
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Local Notes: Busta Rhymes appears March 13, Toad’s Place, 140 Virginia St. $25 – $30. On March 24, “Back on My B.S.”drops, Busta’s ninth studio release, and his first…
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by Cesca Janece Waterfield Mike Gales, who’s played with George Clinton’s Parliament since ’97, recently signed an agreement with Blunt Logic Records. With distribution as part of the…
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by Cesca Janece Waterfield Gaye Adegbalola came a long way to get uppity. The Fredericksburg native has confronted and overcome obstacles, raised a son, met her dreams, and then discovered…
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Photographed by Kimberly Frost. Wylie Jones, Guitar, 31; Sam Krivanec, Bass, 33; Mike Sheroshick, Drums, 26; Jake Larson (The Mayor), Percussion, 32; Tim Reardon, Vocals/Keys; Gordon; Joshua Dowell …
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On Sep. 6, Culture, Jamaica’s legendary traditional reggae band, will perform at Toad’s Place. The tour is an exciting if poignant milestone in Culture’s thirty-plus year career. Founding member,…
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Former Heroin Addict Finds Redemption through Spoken Word by Danny Holcomb Meeting with slam poet John “Survivor” Blake at the bar inside Richmond’s Tobacco Company, I am…
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by Dean Christesen NO BS! Brass is just what its name suggests. A 12-member ensemble with a fat in-your-face sound, they play what they mean and mean…
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As the sun sets July 24, drumming will fill the woods of Dogwood Dell in Byrd Park, and Ezibu Muntu will mesmerize and educate its audience with the rhythms,…
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Before you see Dead Prez, did you know…? M-1 was mobilized as a young man by the book, “The Autobiography of Malcolm X,” by Alex Haley. …