Current and Past Issues of PureHoney
There’s a reason people can be fanatical about imbibing live performances: Music elevates the human experience, sometimes transcendentally. When certain chords or patterns of sound »
It’s low-key funny that Googling “San Francisco noise” produces an autocomplete drop-down menu of municipal-sounding options such as “ordinance,” “map,” “complaint,” “curfew,” “permit” and “quiet »
As a pioneer of “outlaw country,” Willie Nelson challenged the Nashville music establishment from his Austin, Texas base and redefined what country music could be »
“That’s my grandma!” the audience yells along when Big Thief does their song “Red Moon” live. How could they not? Featuring Mat Davidson aka Twain »
In our pursuit of good tans and great entertainment, it’s easy to forget that natural beauty surrounds us and doesn’t stop at our shores. Living »
“Do a little dance, make a little love, get down tonight.” ”That’s the way, uh-huh, uh-huh, I like it.” “Shake shake shake, shake shake shake, »
It seems that genre exists these days more as a reference than a place. That makes sense as current generations grew up with punk, hip-hop, »
When Michael League and Don Lehr first brought GroundUP Music Festival to the Miami Beach Bandshell back in 2017, they had an inkling of how »
The Skatalites are one of the reasons for the global appeal of rocksteady, ska and reggae music. Everyone trading in any of these genres today »
The stated mission of Miami’s Nu Deco Ensemble to create “transformative genre-bending musical experiences” is an interesting one considering the already atomized state of modern »
Before marquee gigs at Red Rocks and Electric Forest, the guys in Papadosio were bandmates in Athens, Ohio working out a hybrid strain of psychedelic »
A one-night-only presentation of “Fela! The Concert” at the Kravis Center in January won’t be the whole story of this revolutionary musician and bandleader, but »
