Artists
J-Live is one of the most talented MCs on the planet. Fans familiar with the clever lyricist have grown to love his unique style of wordplay and his originality. At the forefront of New York’s independent hip hop scene since the… (Read More)
Front man rebel charm and forthright Dub-Rock make J-san and the Analogue Sons a life-force that evokes the integrity of Bob Marley and the earthy soul of Ben Harper. With J-san and the Analogue Sons we are united, reminded of struggle… (Read More)
Frontman rebel charm and forthright Tuffsoul make J-san & the Analogue Sons a life-force that evokes the integritty of Bob Marley and the romance of Marvin Gaye. With J-san we are united, reminded of struggle, inspired to seek resolution and yet… (Read More)
Jackass Number Two is the sequel to the 2002 comedy film, Jackass: The Movie, itself based upon the MTV series. The entire main cast of the original came back to do the movie, including Johnny Knoxville, Bam Margera, Ryan Dunn, Chris… (Read More)
Jackass Number Two could be alternately titled ” From Bowties to Bunny Ears: What Will Chris Pontius Be Wearing Next?” Like the first Jackass movie, Johnny, Bam, Chris, Steve-O and the gang are all here. This “sequel” is full of stunts… (Read More)
Uncensored version of the TV show Because of the nature of the film, everyone involved knew they could get away with doing stunts that would never get past television network censors. To that end, they included skits that involved profanity (such… (Read More)
James Maddock was born in Leicester, England and grew up surrounded by music. Between listening to his grandfather on the ukulele and his father on the trombone, he quickly found that music was in his blood. This curiosity led him to… (Read More)
In the week prior to the 2004 election, singer/songwriter/guitarist James McMurtry offered “We Can’t Make it Here,” his blistering examination of the sorry state of the American dream, as a free download. Complete with two radio-friendly bleeps, the song was soon… (Read More)
In a desperate attempt to classify McMurtry’s music for readers, the terms Americana, Country/folk, Country rock, and Roots Rock may be helpful. At the show, he played both solo acoustic folky songs, but also rocked up, electric power-trio songs like “Choctaw… (Read More)
3 Price Levels Dinner Package $47 Includes 2 course meal and guaranteed reserved seat Doors for dinner package are 6:00 PM. Dinner will be served at 6:30 PM Reserved Seating $20 Includes guaranteed reserved seat General Admission $10 Includes general admission… (Read More)
You may not know singer/songwriter Jason Boots just yet, but chances are you will very soon. With an entertainment background and debut album currently in the works, he seems a sure shot for stardom. Not bad for someone who never picked… (Read More)
Jason Isbell may still be young, but he’s packed an enormous amount of musical experience into his 28 years. Growing up in a family of musicians, he absorbed everything he heard and began channeling it into guitar at age six and… (Read More)
In the Spring of 1998 Jason Webley quit his day job, picked up his accordion, and hopped on a Greyhound bus with the intention of playing in the streets until his money ran out. Seven years, four albums and over a… (Read More)
Jeff was born in Arlington Heights, Illinois and grew up in nearby Elk Grove. Jeff spent his college studies at the University of Cincinnati Conservatory of Music where he specialized in musical theater, voice, and dance theater. As fate would have… (Read More)
The Coen Brothers’ O Brother, Where Are Thou, and the subsequent “Down from the Mountain” music tours it spawned, performed a number of great services to fans of American music. One of the best of those services was in bringing forward… (Read More)
Before starting the Jackmormons, Joseph led the reggae/rock band Little Women, based out of Boulder, Colorado, which ruled the Rocky Mountain club circuit for most of the 80’s and broke up in 1993. Joseph continued to record before an oft-publicized drug… (Read More)
“Jesca Hoop’s music is like a four sided coin. She is an old soul, like a black pearl, a good witch or a red moon. Her music is like going swimming in a lake at night.”—Tom Waits “Hoop is… (Read More)
Jesse Dayton’s brand of country music has been labeled “turbo country”, a nod to his rockabilly roots with the Road Kings and the Alamo Jets. Dayton was raised on a diet of blues, cajun and punk, but graduated into full-flown rockabilly… (Read More)
Jesse Sykes and the Sweet Hereafter
My life is going by at an insane speed – as lives tend to do. I’ve been here just long enough to have almost forgotten where it is I really came from, or maybe it’s that I’ve been here long enough… (Read More)
“It’s all worth it for me when people take something away from what they hear in my music,” replied singer/songwriter, Jessica Sonner, during a recent interview. Living between the snowcapped mountains of Colorado the big city of Chicago home these days… (Read More)
“Bianco has catapulted himself onto a level of eclectic song craft on par with Elvis Costello and Tom Waits.” – LA WEEKLY By Jim Bianco My first musical memory was of my mother, Jane, a nice Jewish girl from Brooklyn, playing… (Read More)
Once a trailblazing name in the mid-’90s emocore scene, Jimmy Eat World steadily rose to national prominence by embracing a blend of alternative rock and power pop that targeted the heart as well as the head. While the band’s influence widened… (Read More)
JJ GREY & MOFRO: COUNTRY GHETTO Growing up in the swamplands of northern Florida, down home roots, rock and soul artist JJ Grey became a realist early on. “You fall in love with a pig,” he says, “and then one day… (Read More)
“I write,” she says, “because I love it”. When first you hear the voice, rich, warm, remarkable, it’s a voice that suits a secret sharer, a woman who tells the truth. For 33 years, Joan Armatrading has done just that—in… (Read More)
Born in upstate New York, Joe Bonamassa started playing guitar, on a short-scale Chiquita, at the age of four. By seven he had graduated to a full-scale model and a year later, he was playing the blues like a veteran. Says… (Read More)
After starting out as an unsuccessful pop singer (working under the name Vance Arnold), Joe Cocker found his niche singing rock and soul in the pubs of England with his superb backing group, the Grease Band. He hit number one in… (Read More)
Have you ever been hooked on the narrative of a conversation that you weren’t supposed to hear? That is just one of the things you might feel when listening to the music of singer/songwriter Joe Purdy. As he reflects on a… (Read More)
