Reviews – Page 9

New England Folk and Roots Music Publication

For Laughs: Show Review – Hari Kondabolu (The Wilbur 11/12/2016)

“I didn’t come here to tell jokes at a funeral,” Hari Kondabolu told the sold-out crowd at The Wilbur right

Pittsburgh is holding out on us, Boston. Singer/songwriter Brooke Annibale hails from the steel city where she’s been honing a

“If you get too worried, what you ought to do is sing,” say the Wood Brothers. Well, I’m worried. This

Even the awful, drunk, crossfit fuckface who could not shut the fuck up the whole goddamn concert couldn’t spoil an

“Put the gun down/come talk to me—“ Jonatha Brooke’s signature vocals announce the first line of the opening track on

There are voices that you can often trace back to moments that define your life, creative or how you have

“Living Proof,” from the EP Telling Stories to the Wall, features these lines near the end: “Nobody’s got the time,

The music-delicious food compound that is Radio Bean-Lamp Club Light Shop-Duino Duende has become our favorite little spot (even if

I may be a bit late to the party on this one as the EP from Nashville transplant Ron Gallo

A few years ago, Sturgill Simpson played a rowdy show at Brighton Music Hall. He was riding in on a