June 18th, 2007 by admin
We only write up concerts that we have enjoyed or been otherwise impressed with, no scathing reviews of shows that bombed…..Updated whenever someone really good comes along. Currently featuring,QOTSA,Queens of The Stone Age, Nora O’Connor, Neko Case,Tift Merritt, Andrew Bird, Freekbass, Leticia Wolf, Buckethead, The Crystal Method, J. Roddy Walston and the Business, Infradig…….
if You are interested in submitting concert reviews to ArtFRONT, We are looking for new, up & coming artists that seem to be having an influence on the direction today's music is going. As well as artists who are just starting out and show great promise. We want to hear about the concerts that You feel were really special and that You are excited enough to spread the word about. All musical styles considered.
June 18th, 2007 by admin
In the tradition of some of the most successful family musical units of the last century, the Bridges initial knockout punch consists of their incredible vocal harmonies which blend together in a manner only genetic predetermination can produce.
The Bridges have been tapped for production by Matthew Sweet, who is wrapping up mastering their newest E.P. in his Los Angeles studio where they recorded during the last week of Sept. 06.
June 18th, 2007 by admin
If You are a fan of straightforward & melodious female acoustic singer songwriters with pretty voices and interesting lyrics, these girls should be playing on your CD early in the morning or late at night, or whenever you want to enjoy relaxing music that also makes You think about life a bit. Jennifer Daniels has a following in the Southeast, Audra Kubat has a following in Detroit and Jane Weaver is a classic heart-throb in Manchester England, While Tift Merritt brings beauty back into female country vocals.
June 18th, 2007 by admin
An Epiphany of Harmonies
The Everybodyfields Press release and Interview. Appalachian traditional style ORIGINAL music with stunning vocal harmonies and world class songwriting comes to New York City. Read about this stellar ensemble and listen to their live music online through links on this page. Article titled An Epiphany of Harmonies, The Everybodyfields come to New York by Robin Merritt, an Interview with The Everybodyfields and photos by Jacob Anderson. After seeing dozens of major label and unknown groups of every style this year, The Everybodyfields, in my opinion, are in the position of the best live ensemble out of every style as well as having the two best recordings and becoming some of the top songwriters in the country. Reminiscent of Neil Young, The Byrds and Patsy Cline. Sarah Alden of Luminescent Orchestrii joins The Everybodyfields for their New York performances.
June 18th, 2007 by admin
Charles' songwriting has a strange, tingly effect on me. The songs are SO melodious and almost too sweet for most of my rock 'n roll pals, But the guy really has got soul and a wonderful voice. You can listen to most all of his recorded music (minus my very favorite cuts from the “Braced in the Beams” CD) through his website, which is linked through “The Listening Room.”
June 18th, 2007 by admin
Neko Case has possibly the most distinctive sounding voice in contemporary American pop, rock, country, girl power today….
The vocal quality of this performance was probably the best I’ve seen in a concert performance in recent memory and she’s looking like a rock n roller’s dream girl on stage with her white Gibson SG. “The Tigers Have Spoken” by Neko Case is one of the stellar live recordings of the year. Seeing this performance brought it to life in a vibrant spectacle that bowled over and wowed the Atlanta crowd…
June 18th, 2007 by admin
A review of the Fall, 2006 release of all original material by these Rome Georgia Traditional Folk favorites. Winner of Atlanta creative Loafing Best Tradiotional Folk act.
June 18th, 2007 by admin
***Featured in “The Listening Room.”***
I'm feeling the star presence shine. Maybe if Nick Drake came back as a girl, with all new material, sonically influenced by experiences in the great beyond? The snippets I caught of Jane Weaver's songs from her last CD titled “Like an Aspen Leaf” on WUTC FM were enough to send me on a search for as much of her music as I could find.
She is also the front vocalist and main songwriter for a band called “Misty Dixon.”
June 18th, 2007 by admin
Keep tuned to www.ArtFRONT.com for more info on this upcoming concert at Barking Legs Theatre in Chattanooga,TN on Saturday October 15 at 8pm. You will be in vocalist heaven with this Lineup. Jennifer Brantley is currently in the studio with Allison Krause, Bela Fleck and Ralph Stanley Producer, Bil Vorndick. Go directly to their online streaming audio through these links and listen to full length songs by Jennifer Brantley, Little Country Giants and Samantha Murphy. This will be the last chance to hear Samantha perform live in this region before she goes back to Los Angeles and the first chance to hear Jennifer Brantley perform her new studio material before a live audience in this intimate and acoustically excellent theater setting. Barking Legs Theatre 1307 Dodds Ave. Chattanooga, TN 37404.
June 18th, 2007 by admin
from Chattanooga. perform live regularly around here. They have one very good song titled “Vacant Innocence” on a local compilation disk “Chattanooga Market, Songs from the Southside” They're still working on their first full length CD in a Nashville studio.
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