Category: Bands
The Slow Moving Lions of the Vegetable World and I
An severely under-featured feature of our site is "Awesome Nobodies." I would like to take this opportunity to revive it with the wonderful surprise that is the Slow Moving Lions of the Vegetable World. What a treat. Picture this: 4 part harmony, a cello,… more »
Saturday at Stoke Park, the 20th Anniversary of GuilFest
by Moon Saturday arrived with rain as per usual at British festivals, luckily there are plenty of stages inside marquees allowing people to shelter. Thankfully the skies cleared long enough for Saint Jude to shine on the Good Time Stage - not surprisi… more »
Wrapping Up at Wanee
Click Here for Part One of Jim's Review from WaneeReview and Photos by Jim Messer Saturday at Wanee started with some heavy rain. Being a giant wuss, I stayed in the safety of dry areas, primarily my car. The rain blew away and what was left was… more »
Friday Fun at the Wanee Festival
Review and Photos by Jim Messer Last weekend the Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park and Campground held the jewel of their festival lineup, Wanee Festival. The campground b… more »
SOLD OUT! Europe in London at Shepherds Bush Empire
Review by Andy Rawll Standby for action...anything could happen in the next two hours. Troy Tempest's rocker son and his band of Swedish rock n roll gypsies… more »
The Coming Apocalyptica
Once upon a time, in a far away mythical country of snow and ice there lived a man named Sibelius who drank too much and liked to make strange and wonderful music which had big huge tones...this story is not about Sibelius. It is about the heavy metal band Apocalyptica... more »
Rock and Roll High School Reunion at the Casbah in San Diego
A Review by Steven Rask, Photos by Kathleen Tolen Being part of the San Diego music scene in the mid-1980's was a great time. Age 20-something, exploring life, getting a grip on reality while still coveting those youthful days just a few years ago. Every… more »
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