Reviews music

The Who, 2017 incarnation, rocks the Royal Albert Hall with a complete reading of their landmark rock opera 'Tommy' and select gems from throughout their career.

The Irish-French chanteuse strikes a teetering balance between a kaleidoscope of rocky personal emotional and an homage to a great inspiration.

It's a touching story set to musical scores that mirror the emotions expressed in the lyrics.

Traditional Hanukkah songs are reimagined in a big band production with 1940s-style swing.

RK Dawkins offers a pleasing escape from the burdens of reality for audiences.

Rose Fingered Dawn, concentrates on telling the stories behind the lyrics, desiring to touch listeners emotions.

'For Those Who Came Before: Songs of Resistance from the Spanish Civil War' from Barbez and Velina Brown, is an amazing example of how music over 80 years old can not only be relevant today, but sound just as exciting and stirring as it did when originally written.

Another treat for Stones fans from "the vault," this one offers up 'Sticky Fingers' in its entirety (albeit with a shuffled tracklisting!).

Giacchino creates another stellar musical score where he holds his own compared to others in the film series (Danny Elfman, James Horner, Christopher Young, etc.).

Blink-182, Bleachers, and Iration headline the 3rd annual City of Trees Music Festival in Sacramento, California.