Written by James Killen It’s been almost a year since I pointed my wheels toward 225 and that little house on House Street for the house concert series that was/is Almost Austin. It’s a return of so many things that carry such good memories, Malcolm Holcomb, Charles Bryant, Kenny Pipes, and just the whole atmosphere…

Written by Dave Clements I am clueless as to how to begin to write a music review about a five day music cruise featuring a dozen bands of the Southern Rock genre. Those five days (beginning January 20th) featured many amazing performances during this 2000 mile trip from Tampa to Jamaica to Grand Cayman and…

Written by Jim Bille John Hiatt and the Goners made a recent appearance at the House of Blues in Houston on the occasion of their 30 year anniversary of the release of Slow Turning. Although the band has not recorded consistently together some of Hiatt’s most well known work over the past three decades has…

Written by Dave Clements As I prepared to write this review of the recent Moody Blues performance, my mind conjured up one word: Uncertainty.  I wasn’t sure it was going to happen.  I actually wasn’t sure it was going to happen times two.  There were good reasons for feeling this way. First, The Moody Blues…

Written by James Killen Andrew Delaney and Nicolette Good have been making the rounds lately teaming up for a little double singer songwriter action. A few weeks ago, they did a song swap at The Americana and this Saturday evening Nicolette opened the show at the Hops House with Andrew wrapping up in the end….