Album Of The Week: Ty Segall’s Manipulator
Some musicians put out so much material in such a short amount of time that even the biggest music fan will have a hard time trying to catch up with […]
Stuff to Do
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January 16 @ 7:00 pm - 9:00 pmPhil Hanley
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Songmill: Jesse Liam’s This Is Where I Am
Sometimes the fun in receiving new releases is hearing the continued growth and maturity of an artist. With each recording, and with each new song, Jesse Liam is no exception. […]
Album Of The Week: The Lovers Key’s Here Today Gone Tomorrow
These days there are only a handful of musicians that really have the classic Motown sound. A modern take on the style can be best exemplified by diving into the […]
The 6th Annual Rhythm and Blues Heritage Month Festival Is Coming to The Met
Did you know that August is Rhode Island’s official rhythm and blues heritage month? If not, the month is halfway over. You’d better get celebrating! Lucky for you, the perfect […]
The Summit Music Festival Returns to Lippitt Park
On Saturday, August 23, from 1 – 6pm, the Summit Music Festival will turn Lippitt Park, that haven for toddlers, farmers marketers, and frisbee throwers, into a huge neighborhood party. […]
Head Out on the Iway
Editor’s Note: The Iway Bridge has gotten a lot of media attention the past month as the Department of Transportation acknowledges a design flaw in the guard rails lining the […]
The Gelato “Crawl”: A Transcendent Experience
I had my first gelato when I was 16 years old. I was in Washington, D.C., on a Presidential Classroom experience, and the organizers set us free inside a giant […]
CD Review: The Pourmen — Too Old To Die Young
I’ve never been much of a drinker. Sure, in my rebellious teenage years I was known to imbibe a few adult beverages on the weekends. But on the whole, it’s […]
