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by Jolene Roderick - July 7, 2024

Article and Photos by: Jolene Roderick CHARLOTTE, NC — On a sweltering Sunday night, June 23rd, 2024, Goose brought their summer tour to the Skyla Amphitheatre in Charlotte, NC. The heat didn't deter the crowd, eager to experience the band's new lineup featuring Cotter Ellis replacing Ben Atkind. With the replacement of

Dogs In a Pile // Live @ Visulite Theatre // 10.16.2022

by Jason Robey - October 20, 2022

Photos and review by: Jason Robey CHARLOTTE, NC -- The jam-band quintet Dogs In a Pile made a tour stop on Sunday night at the Visualite Theatre in Charlotte, to the delight of a roomful of Queen City Jam fans. The band spent the rest of the weekend in other parts of

Spafford / Eggy // Live @ Neighborhood Theatre // 10.21.2021

by Jason Robey - October 29, 2021

Photos and review by: Jason Robey CHARLOTTE, NC --The funky Jam quartet Spafford brought the house down on Thursday night with two sets of improv-heavy virtuosity and a mesmerizing light show. The band returned to the road this month following the pandemic shutdown, and local fans gave them a warm welcome.

Dead and Company // Live @ PNC Pavillion // 10.11.2021

by Jason Robey - October 19, 2021October 19, 2021

Photos and review by: Jason Robey CHARLOTTE, NC -- The legacy of the Grateful Dead carries on into its fifth decade, as the current version of the group, Dead and Company, kicked off their fall tour in Charlotte on Monday night. The lineup of Bob Weir, Bill Kreutzmann, and Mickey Hart,

Rumpke Mountain Boys // Live @ The 20th Century Theater // 12.30.19

by Linda Carlson - January 9, 2020June 21, 2021

Article & Photos by: Linda Carlson Cincinnati, OH – People ring in the New Year in all sorts of ways, and what better way than two nights of music from the Rumpke Mountain Boys and friends? As was done last year, The RMBs played two nights (December 30 and 31) at

The Ride Festival // Live @ Telluride Town Park // 7.12-14.19

by Linda Carlson - July 25, 2019July 25, 2019

Article and Photos by: Linda Carlson Telluride, CO – It’s hard to imagine a more glorious venue for a band to perform. Gazing from the Fred Shellman Memorial Stage, performers at The Ride Festival are treated to a spectacular box canyon view that is second to none. 2019 marked the festival’s