Month: May 2018
Show Review: Sarah Shook and the Southern Avenue Band Rocked the DC Wharf Zone Last Thursday
Thursday night, in the pretty spring air at sundown, the communal musical design intended by the planners of the developing Wharf area in Washington D.C. was on full display. With the Southern Avenue band at Union Stage (owned by the Brindley Brothers, who also own Jammin’ Java over in Vienna, VA), and Sarah Shook and […]
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Show Review: Lydia Loveless’ New Songs Get Road-Tested
The show had all of the hallmarks of what makes Loveless and band a must see: her soaring voice and emotionally enthralling songs, the melding of three guitars and the frenzied all-out rock and roll that is prone to break out at any moment.
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