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Long Long Road is the second collaboration between Ringo Starr and T Bone Burnett, following the former Beatle’s chart-topping country album Look Up, released in 2025. With Burnett playing, writing and co-producing, as well as others, like Billy Strings, Sheryl Crow and St, Vincent along for the ride, this twenty-secon...


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Review by Shawn Perry

It was a night of Americana with a healthy portion of Southern rock and blues, scented with a smidge of rootsy country and bluegrass awash in alt and good old rock and roll all served up on the stage of Pollstar’s Best New Concert Venue of 2026. Indeed, a hearty entrée of music for the s...


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Review by Jordan West
Photos by Ron Lyon

Superhero guitarists Joe Satriani and Steve Vai and their “Surfing with the Hydra” tour made waves in Long Beach at the downtown Terrace Theater recently and added new dimensions to their large catalog of music to please their loyal fan base. A very loud and passionate cr...


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If there ever was a Queen album to gush over (and surely there have been lots of them), Queen II pretty much brings me to a sheer heart attack every time I hear it…in a good way. The first four songs on  “Side White” of this 1974 release might be one of the best openings in rock album history, although every song across the album, both “Side White” and “...


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After striking gold with the Bridge Of Sighs album, guitarist Robin Trower became a hot commodity on the concert circuit. Live albums being all the rage in the 70s, naturally the guitarist followed suit and delivered Live!. Though double live albums worked out well for Deep Purple, KISS, and Peter Frampton, Trower and his label decided to nar...


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