Amos Perrine

In what has become a yearly feature, this week's column turns its focus to the latest happenings in the wide wide world of analog, and just a bit more. You don't have to be an audiophile to fully appreciate well-recorded music available in a variety of

Spread out over an expansive nine days (January 17-25, 2025), the Tucson Jazz Festival returned for its ninth season with an eclectic mix of jazz styles, artists, and nationalities that appealed to diehard fans and curious newbies alike. It seemed as though the entire town welcomed jazz enthusiasts from all

"Every show during the 30A Songwriters Festival is a glimpse into the beautiful and unconventional world of a songwriter.” -- Alice Wallace Named after a 24-mile corridor of Florida’s Scenic Highway 30A that hugs the Gulf of Mexico coastline in Walton County, the 30A Songwriters Festival offers songwriters

The new year always brings a slew of new music releases, and roots music is certainly no exception. This week's column is devoted to four upcoming albums, and one that was released last year, that I have been listening to for the past few weeks that I think

It may seem a little too soon in the year to do a photos of the week theme, but your ND photographers have been quite busy, in spite of the holidays, and through January's bizarre weather. From legends such as X (the roots punk band) to country bands

Mountain Stage’s 40th year of presenting one of a kind performances before a live audience to listeners and viewers around the world was a momentous one. The show traveled to four different venues within its home state of West Virginia (Morgantown, Clarksburg, Huntington, and Clarksburg), and three out of