Gary Horn – Pleasures kicked off the July 7 show at the Chop Suey with a series of happy and wandering (yet pleasingly tight) songs. Relying on clean, harmonized guitar riffs, the band delivered groovy, unpretentious tunes you’d imagine echoing across college campuses throughout America.
Gary Horn – When you see a show billed at the Tractor with the Country Lips headlining, you half expect The Gourds and Steven Tyler to be involved. That was not the case on May 14, no sir.
Sam Chapman – It’s a strange thing, but you don’t often go to local shows and hear a lot of classically beautiful singing.
Chop Suey was packed and brimming with anticipation on Friday, June 17 as the final touches were added to the stage before Indie rock group BRONCHO started their set.
Matt Ashworth – Last year I enjoyed interviewing AJ Dent about Big BLDG Bash so much I decided to double down this year. Below are thoughts from first timers June Woons and Aaron Semer, as well as three year veteran Jim Toohey.
