Tyson Lynn – Conor Byrne was the first place Hey Marseilles played, but that’s not quite true. To be honest, they weren’t called anything really. You paid your cover by a sign that said The Matt Bishop Project. It’s what they offered up to the venue when they booked the gig.
Ben Allen – Seattle record label Sub Pop came to fame in the late 80’s/early 90’s as the ultimate showcase in the “Seattle sound,” which later became known as “grunge” or “punk/garage” or whatever you want to call it.
Andy Bookwalter – Dropkick Murphys are the greatest band in the world, and I’ll stab anyone who says otherwise.
Tyson Lynn – Local wordsmith shop The Wig Fits All Heads celebrates its fourth year of existence with commensurrate shows, including this Friday’s gig at The High Dive with local heavies Shim, Das Llamas, Birdmonster, and Hockey.
Tyson Lynn – The Norfolk & Western Railway was a unique and short-lived railroad in Virginia. Before 1964, it was a small and financially sound coal hauler operating some of the finest steam powered trains.
