Ed Romanoff’s new album, The Orphan King, is a gem. From the first verse of the opening track, “Mrs. Warby’s Ghost,” you feel like you’re in good hands. He’s a [ … ]

Singer-songwriter Patrick Coman may have made a recent move a bit further south recently, but the man has firmly planted a few of his branches into the ground in New [ … ]

The world of New England instrumental music is one that I am really just brushing the surface off of. There are so many incredibly talented artists that are using the [ … ]

Every year Club Passim and The Iguana Music Grant fund help artists and organizations to inject the Northeast with new projects, programs and more to reinvigorate the vibrancy of the [ … ]

Two musicians find themselves stranded in California on 9/11. Planes are grounded and they both need to get back to New York. This is the premise for David Heinz’s latest [ … ]

Years ago, a dear friend tipped me off to a band by saying, “I would buy a plane ticket to see them live.” I’ve now seen the Wood Brothers half [ … ]

Mark Erelli just gets better and better. His last album, For A Song, demonstrated incredible craftsmanship and lyrical quality. He’s back with Mixtape, which will be released on January 26. [ … ]

You might catch Julia Mark out slaying the open mic circuit with her warm, enticing vocals and rich piano driven songs. You may catch her supporting her friends and contemporaries, [ … ]

One of the great regrets I had about not being able to attend last year’s Newport Folk Festival was missing John Paul White’s set. NPR recorded it and it’s well [ … ]