Black and White Band: Rocking for a Generation
It’s official: Black and White Band have been rocking RI for a generation! Since 1991, fans of R&B have been flocking to see B&W do their thing at little clubs, […]
Events:
The Court: Art in Play
September 24, 2025 - April 26, 2026The Flower, The Labor, and The Sea
September 27, 2025 - June 28, 2026
Andy Lampert Brings The Pleasant-Sounding Pain
If you have a hankerin’ for the bygone era of power-pop, there’s a local artist you may want to take a listen to. You know what I’m talking about: jangly […]
Angelo Marinosci: A Man and His Camera
Local artist, writer, musician and educator Angelo Marinosci will exhibit some of his latest photography in his show titled “A Man and His Camera” from July 9 to August 1 […]
CD Review: Richard Thompson’s Still
On his new album, Richard Thompson, one of the all-time folk greats, proves once again that he’s Still got it (sorry about that one, it was right there!). He’s made […]
The Providence International Arts Festival Shoots for the Stars
In what will likely be the biggest cultural event of the year in Rhode Island, the city of Providence is teaming up with FirstWorks to present the Providence International Arts […]
Indian Flavor on Hope
Like two unwavering pillars of Indian cuisine guarding the north side of the Hope Street shops, Not Just Snacks and Not Just Spices are must-tries for any lover of Indian […]
Innovation Fellowship Grant Recipients Announced
The Rhode Island Foundation officially announced the two recipients of their annual Innovation Fellowship Grant at a reception on Wednesday night (April 15) in the gallery at the Veterans Memorial […]
Horse-Eyed Men’s Grave Country Reimagines the Cowboy
If you’ve never heard of the Horse-Eyed Men, it’s time to take notice. The two-man band made up of brothers Noah and Dylan Harley has been impressing audiences at local […]
CD Review: Modest Mouse’s Strangers to Ourselves
Even if you don’t care for Modest Mouse, it would be difficult to argue that they’re not one of the most original-sounding bands of their era. As far as world-famous […]
Father Jon Misty Embraces The L Word
A musician quitting one of indie music’s biggest bands at their peak seemed like a weird move at the time, but for former Fleet Foxes drummer Josh Tillman, it seems […]