Posts Tagged as ‘VOLTAIRE’

Published on January 29th, 2018

South Florida was fertile ground for jazz just two generations ago. Musicians could earn a living playing jazz, and the music fit the cool, beach-y »

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Published on January 20th, 2018

Somehow and somewhere between two major cities, four musicians have managed to assemble themselves into an outfit that could live in either place (or not), »

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Published on January 14th, 2018

Katherine Kelly, Morgan Soltes and Roger Lanfranchi may have transcended their physical selves. Jointly known as PLEASURES, they now take the collective form of a »

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Published on December 2nd, 2017

Sinners & Saints Whiskey is the cause and cure for many terrible moments in a lifetime. It’s no wonder, then, that this devil’s libation goes »

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Published on November 12th, 2017

JP Soars For scorching Boca Raton bluesman JP Soars, serendipity arrived on a muggy Memphis night in 2009, when his band the Red Hots won »

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Published on November 4th, 2017

Shana Falana Thursday Psych rock, shoegaze and dream pop are just a few of the descriptors tagged to the music of Shana Falana, and more »

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Published on October 16th, 2017

MOONFEST It’s hurricane season, the weather is dropping below 80 degrees and pumpkin spice lattes are back at Strbks, all signs that West Palm Beach’s »

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Published on October 11th, 2017

PROTEENS Oh spirit! Herald of youth, harbinger of waste. Excluding the cute parallels between a protein-based diet, youth culture as a career, and the push »

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Published on October 1st, 2017

MARBIN Jazz is one of the most elusive genres of music ever. Should it be a maelstrom of emotional cacophony that is unleashed on the »

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Published on September 30th, 2017

SOUND OF CERES The sense of location will be hard to miss when Sound of Ceres and Breathers play South Florida this fall. While every »

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Published on August 6th, 2017

DEAD AND LOVING IT Leslie Nielson; the silver haired, funny man with the deadpan delivery, loved Fort Lauderdale. He’s buried in the cemetery right behind Tom »

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