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- Sep 4, 2026
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Taylor Momsen of The Pretty Reckless Says Latest Album is "No Bullshit, No Frills" (opens the original)
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Ahead of The Pretty Reckless’ show at the House of Blues on Sept. 15, we caught up with Taylor Momsen to talk about the band’s latest album and songwriting. Did you do anything differently in the writing, production, and recording process for Dear God than past The Pretty Reckless projects? Dear God is probably the least produced album and the one that sounds the most like us. It’s the first album we can just play the whole thing live without too much altering. I feel like I really took a leap i
Slow Fiction Brings Blend of Garage Rock and Dream Pop to the Grog Shop (opens the original)
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Slow Fiction singer Julia Vassallo and guitarist Paul Knepple shared in a recent Zoom interview ahead of their Tuesday night show at the Grog Shop that they’ve always felt a pull towards music. Vassallo grew up learning to play the piano and honing her talents in theater and choir, while Knepple was playing instruments from a young age. But things shifted when the band came together. “Writing music with the intent of actually trying to make full songs and full pieces of art didn’t really start u
Beach Bunny Brings Upbeat Catalog to Cleveland Saturday (opens the original)
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Lili Trifilio, lead singer of the indie rock trio Beach Bunny, got her start in the Chicago DIY scene. As a college student, she became enamored with the house shows that her peers were putting on, she said in a recent phone interview. So, she joined in. Her performances started out fueled by covers, but the inspiration to write was all around. Soon, Trifilio was playing originals. Trifilio credits the scene she came up in for the conviction with which she writes. Beach Bunny catalog highlights
Taj Mahal Brings His Soulful Sound to Music Box Supper Club (opens the original)
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Taj Mahal has won five Grammys, one as recent as last year, along with a lifetime achievement award from the Recording Academy. He has played with the Rolling Stones numerous times. The 84-year-old legend has cemented himself as a multi-instrumentalist, vocalist, composer, performer, recording artist, and sought-after collaborator, but he’s not ready to look back just yet. “I’m always engaged in it, every day,” says Mahal, who plays the Music Box Wednesday night. “’Til the extent of my existence
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