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Billy Don Burns “I’ve Seen A Lot Of Highway”

September 26, 2023 Rick Thorn 0

Battle Scared Outlaw’s Reflections of life on the road. It’s hard not to listen to the new album by Billy Don Burns without thinking about fellow hard-living country outlaws such as Kris Kristofferson and Willie Nelson. […]

Cruz Contreras “Cosmico”

September 25, 2023 Cam Fraser 1

‘Black Lillies’ frontman releases his first solo album, a mix of country-rock and Americana, with a psychedelic edge. Cruz Contreras has quite a track record. With a career spanning twenty-five years and going back to when […]

Steve Tilston live Nettleham Village Hall, Lincoln. 16th September 2023

Live Review: Steve Tilston, Nettleham Village Hall, Lincoln – 16th September 2023

September 25, 2023 Graeme Tait 0

Tonight’s venue is considerably closer to home than other concerts I’ve frequented in recent months, however I have to admit somewhat embarrassingly that it is my first visit since it moved from its old home in […]

Album cover art for Finbar Furey's 'Moments in Time'

Finbar Furey “Moments In Time”

September 25, 2023 Kimberly Bright 0

A moving and relevant album from a longstanding legend of Irish music. The release of ‘A Moment In Time’ coincides with songwriter and stalwart Irish cultural hero Finbar Furey’s 77th birthday. The once curly-haired, bearded folkie, […]

Gregg Hill “Bayou St. John”

September 22, 2023 Darren Lumbroso 0

An album that’s most definitely born on the bayou. Bayou St. John is one of New Orleans’ oldest neighbourhoods and this album is very much inspired by this part of the Big Easy. Gregg Hill moved […]