Monthly Archives: April 2022

Graham Nash Revisits His Solo Beginning On Stage

April 5, 2022

Not a lot of artists started their solo career in such privileged position as Graham Nash who, by the time he decided to do so, was twice a superstar, having first hit the big time with THE HOLLIES and then … Continue reading →

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TEMPEST – Going Home

April 4, 2022

Celtodelic 2022 Three decades down the line from their debut, mainstays of folk scene make an impressive statement. It’s good to check in on this group once in a while to see that the Celtic rock stalwarts not only still … Continue reading →

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GOLDEN EARRING Deliver Their Last Live Report

April 3, 2022

It was a great, 50-year-long run for GOLDEN EARRING, and the legendary Dutch rockers – influential to such an extent that IRON MAIDEN covered their “Kill Me (Ce Soir)” – could have soldiered on if not for the illness of … Continue reading →

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BEAU – Al Killem’s Final Show

April 2, 2022

Cherry Red 2022 Moving outside of proverbial narrative to make a stand, English troubadour-cum-troublemaker delivers a searing comment on societal woes. The album-a-year run that Trevor Midgley’s been for a decade now may seem like stretching it in terms of … Continue reading →

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Veteran Drummer Peter Baron Goes Solo

April 1, 2022

There’s not a lot of drummers who can play with a flair in various styles, but Peter Baron undoubtedly belongs to such a rare breed of musicians. Most often remembered today as a founding member of HOGAN’S HEROES and a … Continue reading →

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