Best of Utah 2022, cityweekly.net, Date TBD
Civil Life Brewing Company is expanding its offerings, stlmag.com, 8.25.22
Modern Brewery opens new taproom south of Forest Park, stlmag.com, 8.25.22
Review: Son Volt with Jack Broadbent at the Commonwealth Room, saltlakemagazine.com, 8.4.22
Son Volt’s Covid-Delayed Gig at the Commonwealth Room arrives on Aug. 2, saltlakemagazine.com, 7.27.22
See You Later, SLC, cityweekly.net, 7.20.22
Salt Lake Cocktails, cityweekly.net, 7.20.22
Long Players, cityweekly.net, 7.13.22
Musical Checklist, cityweekly.net, 7.13.22
Music Picks, July 7, cityweekly, 7.6.22
Broadway Bound, cityweekly.net, 7.6.22
Music Mailbag, cityweekly.net, 7.6.22
Two Weekends of Quirk: Low-Key Roadside Adventures in Rural Idaho: saltlakemagazine.com, 7.5.22
Music Picks, June 30, cityweekly.net
Midsummer Update, cityweekly.net, 6.29.22
Playing Time, cityweekly.net, 6.29.22
Daytripper: A Beer Lover’s Weekend in Southeastern Idaho, saltlakemagazine.com, 6.26.22
Music Picks, June 23, cityweekly.net, 6.22.22
Return of Singles Club, cityweekly.net, 6.22.22
Music Picks, June 16, cityweekly.net, 6.15.22
Reporter’s Notebook, cityweekly.net, 6.15.22
Music Therapy, cityweekly.net, 6.15.22
Singles Club, cityweekly.net, 6.15.22
Music Picks, June 9, cityweekly.net, 6.8.22
A Journey in Sound, cityweekly.net, 6.8.22
Dual Threat, cityweekly.net, 6.8.22
State Street Special: Epic Brewing Lives Up to Its Name, saltlakemagazine.com, 6.8.22
Laziz Kitchen Opens Second Location in Midvale, saltlakemagazine.com, 6.7.22
Music Update 6/2: News and Notes, cityweekly.net, 6.2.22
Music Picks, June 2, cityweekly.net, 6.1.22
Car Tune, cityweekly.net, 6.1.22
Class is in Session, cityweekly.net, 6.1.22
Happy Birthday to The DLC, Downtown’s Year-Old Music Club, cityweekly.net, 5.26.22
Nabil Ayers Explores His SLC Roots in “My Life in the Sunshine,” saltlakemagazine.com, 5.26.22
Signs of the Times, cityweekly.net, 5.25.22
Deep Crate Radio, cityweekly.net, 5.25.22
Music Picks, June 26, cityweekly.net, 5.25.22
Music Update 5/20: More summer music festival news, cityweekly.net, 5.20.22
Music Picks, May 19, cityweekly.net, 5.18.22
Masters of Puppets, cityweekly.net, 5.18.22
Brews and Trucks, cityweekly.net, 5.18.22
Summer Guide, cityweekly.5.18.22
On the Dot, cityweekly.net, 5.18.22
New Addition: Hometown Theory is SLC’s Latest Spring Music Fest, saltlakemagazine.com, 5.18.22
Eternal Rock’n’Rollers Enuff Z’Nuff Invade Draper, saltlakemagazine.com, 5.16.22
Acoustic Music Returns to Feldman’s Deli After 2-Year Hiatus, saltlakemagazine.com, 5.13.22
Music Update 5/12: Singles Club: cityweekly.net, 5.12.22
Music Picks, May 12, cityweekly.net, 5.11.22
Music Update 5/11: Summer music festival lineups, cityweekly.net, 5.11.22
One at a Time, cityweekly.net, 5.11.22
Old Cuss, New Venue, cityweekly.net, 5.11.22
Food Truck League Swings Into Spring with Events All Week, saltlakemagazine.com, 5.10.22
Saltfire Brewing: South Salt Lake’s Punk Craft Brewery, saltlakemagazine.com, 5.10.22
Veteran Australian Rockers The Church Visit SLC on Saturday, saltlakemagazine.com 5.6.22
DJKA of KUAA’s “7/10 Stack,” cityweekly.net, 5.5.22
Music Picks, May 5, cityweekly.net, 5.4.22
3 Shows, 3 Vibes at The Urban Lounge, saltlakemagazine.com, 5.4.22
Music Update March 4: Carey Campbell at Alliance Theater, cityweekly.net, 5.4.22
Quarterly Report, cityweekly.net, 5.4.22
City Guide 2022, cityweekly.net, 5.4.22
Ch-ch-ch-ch changes, cityweekly.net, 5.4.22
Roha Brewing Company Benefits From New License, saltlakemagazine.com, 5.3.22
Music Picks, April 28, cityweekly.net, 4.27.22
Regional Fest Roundup, cityweekly.net, 4.27.22
Best of Utah Body and Mind, cityweekly.net, 4.27.22
Water Sounds, cityweekly.net, 4.27.22
Music Picks, April 21, cityweekly.net, 4.20.22
SLC Punk, cityweekly.net, 4.20.22
Singles Club, cityweekly.net, 4.20.22
Libbie Higgins at Wiseguys, cityweekly.net, 4.19.22
Bronco’s Devilish Move Into Music Video, cityweekly.net, 4.18.22
Music Picks, April 14, cityweekly.net, 4.13.22
That’s What’s Up, cityweekly.net, 4.13.22
State of Mind, cityweekly.net, 4.13.22
The Vinyl Countdown, cityweekly.net, 4.13.22
Red Butte Summer Concert Series Announced, cityweekly.net, 4.12.22
Music Picks, April 7, cityweekly.net, 4.6.22
Desert Duo, cityweekly.net, 4.6.22
Change of Venue, cityweekly.net, 4.6.22
Music Update April 1: New Local Singles, cityweekly.net, 4.1.22
Music Picks, March 31, cityweekly.net, 3.30.22
From the Vault, cityweekly.net, 3.30.22
Music Picks, March 24, cityweekly.net, 3.23.22
Committed Consistency, cityweekly.net, 3.23.22
Playing the Field, cityweekly.net, 3.23.22
Utah Tunes, cityweekly.net, 3.23.22
Music Picks, March 17, cityweekly.net, 3.16.22
Music Update March 17: Whiskey’s Wake releases new EP, cityweekly.net, 3.17.22
Shades of Blue, cityweekly.net, 3.16.22
All That Utah Jazz, cityweekly.net, 3.16.22
More Than Solo, cityweekly.net, 3.16.22
Music Picks, March 10, cityweekly.net, 3.9.22
Double Time, cityweekly.net, 3.9.22
Seeking in Tongues, cityweekly.net, 3.9.22
Music Picks, March 3, cityweekly.net, 3.2.22
Era Apparent, cityweekly.net, 3.2.23
Pop Perfectionism, cityweekly.net, 3.2.22
Music Update Feb 25: Les Femmes de Velour, cityweekly.net, 2.25.22
Music Picks, February 24, cityweekly.net, 3.23.22
Opening Words, cityweekly.net, 2.23.22
It’s a Family Affair, cityweekly.net, 2.17.22
Music Update Feb 17: Esther Rose, cityweekly.net, 2.16.22
Meet the New Boss, cityweekly.net, 2.16.22
Music Update Feb. 8: Dark Star Orchestra, cityweekly.net, 2.8.22
Earthbound Beer on Cherokee celebrates anniversary this Sunday, September 27, stlmag.com, 9.24.20
St. Louis’ Modern Brewery Rolls Out Line of “Oops! All” Single-Hopped IPAs, riverfronttimes.com, 9.4.20
Mighty Kind’s New Cannabis Seltzer Hits the Growing CBD Market, riverfronttimes.com, 8.28.20
Civil Life’s Oktoberfest Lager Now Available as Holiday Creep Continues Unabated, riverfronttimes.com, 8.21.20
Rockwell Beer Company Releases Crisp Chinos Rice Lager, riverfronttimes.com, 8.14.20
Earthbound Debuts Blushing Gose, Fresh Off Its New Canning Line, riverfronttimes.com, 8.7.20
St. Louis’ Switchgrass Spirits Debuts a New Rye Offering, riverfronttimes.com, 7.31.20
Public House Brewing Company’s Among the Willows Forges into St. Louis, riverfronttimes.com, 7.9.20
St. Louis Artists Turn to Self-Recorded Projects During COVID-19 Times, riverfronttimes.com, 7.8.20
Crossing Paths with O’Connells Pub Owner Jack Parker, riverfronttimes.com, 6.22.20
What Would Jesus Christ Supercar Drink?, riverfronttimes.com, 6.11.20
Switchgrass Spirits Experimenting Like… A Craft Brewer, riverfronttimes.com, 6.5.20
Inside the Afterlife of South St. Louis Bars, riverfronttimes.com, 3.4.20
How the Psychedelic Furs’ First First Album in 29 Years Came to Be in St. Louis, riverfronttimes.com, 2.26.20
R.I.P., Miles Arshille Long, riverfronttimes.com, 12.18.19
Fans From Around the World Expected for STL Metal Band Anacrusis’ Reunion Show, riverfronttimes.com, 12.4.19
St. Louis latest breakout hip-hop artist 5ive shows love to his hometown, stlmag.com, 11.20.19
St. Louis Native Mark Deutsch Returns to Town with his Homemade 39-String Bass, riverfronttimes.com, 11.6.19
Wilco and Son Volt are coming to St. Louis within two weeks of each other, stlmag.com, 11.6.19
Jay Farrar on Son Volt’s new album ‘Union,’ touring and his latest recording process, stlmag.com, 11.5.19
Roland Johnson Collaborates with a Host of St. Louis Musicians for New LP, riverfronttimes.com, 10.25.19
Nadine Returns to the Sheldon Twenty Years Later for Downtown, Saturday, riverfronttimes.com, 10.16.19
Go Dog Go to release four-track EP ‘Where Did’ 30 Years After Recording, stlmag.com, 10.11.19
Cara Louise’s ‘Fragile Heart’ EP is a departure from her classic country, stlmag.com, 10.8.19
St. Louis’ Jim Ousley and Ben Sawyer Release Butcher Queen Sci-fi Comic Series, riverfronttimes.com, 9.18.19
The Weird and Wonderful World of Gravois, riverfronttimes.com, 9.18.19
Tour the World of Gravois, riverfronttimes.com, 9.18.19
The Whiskey Ring’s Monthly Western Wear Night Brings Cowpokes of All Stripes, riverfronttimes.com, 9.11.19
Schmitty’s Sunset Inn Again Brings Live Music to a Sleepy Cornfield in Illinois, riverfronttimes.com, 8.22.19
Katarra Parson to release nine-song album ‘Cocoa Voyage’ this fall, stlmag.com, 8.21.19
Kopp’s Korner is Always a Good Idea When in Alton, riverfronttimes.com, 8.15.19
Earthbound Beer rolling out band-insipired iLLPHONiCS iLLiXR, stlmag.com, 8.15.19
In St. Louis Dog Parks, Owners Find Common Ground, riverfronttimes.com, 8.14.19
Beth Bombara Takes Her Sound in a Rock’n’Roll Direction with Evergreen, riverfronttimes.com, 8.8.19
Torchlight Parade’s Bonkers Live Show Includes Coffins, Murder and Rock’n’Roll, riverfronttimes.com, 7.31.19
St. Louis Math-Rock Act R6 Implant to (Finally) Release Debut Album, riverfronttimes.com, 7.17.19
With a New Album, Rock Band Keokuk is Doing Things Its Own Way, riverfronttimes.com, 7.3.19
Find Annie and the Fur Trappers’ new disc, ‘Muskrat Ramble,’ out now, stlmag.com, 6.27.19
Tony Campanella, Longtime Local Bluesman Finally Has An Album, riverfronttimes.com, 6.26.19
Remembering Jules Blattner, stlmag.com, 6.17.19
Erin Bode’s Revolutionary ‘Your Song’ Project Brings Fans’ Musical Visions to Life, riverfronttimes.com, 6.5.19
Lafayette Square: A Timeline, riverfronttimes.com, 6.5.19
Hounds wins ‘Who Will Rock You?’ band competition, score label deal with BMG, stlmag.com, 5.31.19
The Rehabbers Who Saved Lafayette Square, riverfronttimes.com, 5.29.19
‘Background Check’ explores hip-hop as it grew up in St. Louis’ neighborhood parks, skating rinks and YMCAs, stlmag.com, 5.22.19
Concert Aims to Help Build a St. Louis Amusement Park for People with Disabilities, riverfronttimes.com, 5.15.19
Opera Bell Band to release new album ‘Bell Slide,’ stlmag.com, 5.15.19
Photos: Cher time travels through through the eras of her career at Enterprise Center, stlmag.com, 5.11.19
This 8-year old YouTuber is making the concert rounds interviewing St. Louis bands, stlmag.com, 5.8.19
Dan Eubanks has a New Solo Bluegrass Album “Look What the City’s Done,” riverfronttimes.com, 5.8.19
Catch Brothers Lazaroff at Joe’s Cafe with a New Release ‘Thanks for the Fear,’ stlmag.com, 5.2.19
The St. Andrews Cinema Keeps The $1 Movie Alive in the Heart of Suburbia, riverfronttimes.com, 5.1.19
Remember Earthworms? Most of Its Members Are Back as Worms, riverfronttimes.com, 5.1.19
Matt F. Basler’s ‘Anything Can Be a Song’ comes with a zany release strategy – and that’s the beauty of it, stlmag.com, 4.25.19
iLLPHONiCS Newest Collaborator: David Bowie’s Longtime Producer Tony Visconti, riverfronttimes.com, 4.24.19
R.I.P. DJ Wilson: Hopeful Cynic, Loving Father, Storyteller Extraordinaire, riverfronttimes.com, 4.22.19
Meet Zambu, the St. Louis-Born Liquor That Tickles Your Tongue, riverfronttimes.com, 4.18.19
Shady Bug is Headed to the Top of the ’90s Alt-Rock Rival Pack with Lemon Lime, riverfronttimes.com, 4.17.19
Where to drink CBD-infused beers, cocktails and seltzers in St. Louis, stlmag.com, 4.16.19
With Naturdays, Natural Light Gets a Strawberry Lemonade Taste, riverfronttimes.com, 4.12.19
Jazz bassist Bob DeBoo found this curious abandoned instrument in this Shaw neighborhood alley – now police are trying to figure out whom in belongs to, stlmag.com, 4.12.19
Desire Lines to release first disc, ‘After Sundown,’ at Vintage Vinyl this Saturday, stlmag.com, 4.11.19
Spectator Finds New Fans on a Norwegian Label, riverfronttimes.com, 4.10.19
Catching up with Jacob Alspach, one of STL’s good-guy musicians, stlmag.com, 4.3.19
Jeppson’s Malort Has Come to Missouri-Get Your #malortface Ready, riverfronttimes.com, 4.3.19
Grover Stewart Finds Fruitful New Project with Andrew Stephen, riverfronttimes.com, 4.1.19
Inside Carondelet’s new performing arts collective, MARSH, stlmag.com, 3.28.19
St. Lous Blues Society Presents ’18 in 18′ disc, featuring local blues and soul performers, available this week, stlmag.com, 3.21.19
Ryan Wasoba talks latest work ’19 Second Songs, Vol. 1,‘ tlmag.com, 3.14.19
50 Years After Taking St. Louis By Storm, Progress Is Still Packing Them In, riverfronttimes.com, 3.13.19
Three Merry Widows talk new album ‘I Was the Moon’ before April 5 reunion at Delmar Hall, stlmag.com, 3.7.19
Former St. Louisan Chloe Feoranzo Brings Her NOLA-Based Jazz Quartet Back Home, riverfronttimes.com, 3.6.19
Milque Toast Bar’s Colleen Clawson opening Baba Xavi, a pop-up Indian bistro in Gravois Park, stlmag.com, 3.1.19
‘The Sound of St. Louis Jazz Compilation Volume 1’ to release March 15, stlmag.com, 2.28.19
Even Without Mark Dew, the Hideaway is Still a Haven for St. Louis Music Lovers, riverfronttimes.com, 2.26.19
Columbia-based soul group loose loose to release new EP, ‘Sanguine’ on Friday, stlmag.com, 2.21.19
The Record Space, New Punk-Focused Store, Now Open on Gravois, riverfronttimes.com, 2.18.19
Kid Scientist’s new video ‘The Ballad of Leopold von Sacher-Masoch’ celebrates the ‘father of masochism and boos everywhere’, stlmag.com, 2.14.19
Spectator releases new track ‘Waves’ ahead of album ‘Charlie, Baby,’ stlmag.com, 2.7.19
Bartending Isn’t Easy. Here’s How Four St. Louis Veterans Keep the Drinks Flowing, riverfronttimes.com, 2.6.19
Huht Comes Into Its Own With New Self-Titled EP Release, riverfronttimes.com, 2.5.19
Dizzy Atmosphere releases new, 15-song CD, stlmag.com, 1.31.19
Turn in Grand Center hosts music-inspired special event on February 1, stlmag.com, 1.29.19
Lea DeLaria from Orange is the New Black is Making her Jazz St. Louis debut this weekend, stlmag.com, 1.25.19
Musicians, comedians and more weigh in on local venue Foam’s potential closing, stlmag.com, 1.24.19
Listen to Benjamin Kaplan’s new mini-album “The Falcon in Prussian Blue,” stlmag.com, 1.17.19
Libbie Higgins’ Character Carla Says ‘McScuse Me’ to Famous Fans Through New Cameo App, riverfronttimes.com, 1.16.19
Wayne St. Wayne, Prolific St. Louis Artist and Longtime Pro Wrestler, Has Died, riverfronttimes.com, 1.14.19
Melody Den is releasing a new album, “Pull, then push” on Friday, stlmag.com, 1.8.19
Catch the last 3 Bands for 3 Bucks show at Venice Café with Suzie Cue, stlmag.com, 1.3.19
2720 Cherokee Performing Arts Center is back—for one night only, on New Year’s Eve, stlmag.com, 12.27.18
Urban Chestnut’s got a new menu, stlmag.com, 12.21.18
Inside the sad last showing at Keller 8 Theater, stlmag.com, 12.20.18
After a tumultuous year, Kellie Everett and Ryan Koenig to release new albums, stlmag.com, 12.13.18
Red-Headed Strangers, The Vendors of Substance release new albums, stlmag.com, 12.6.18
Watch Magic Smoking Monkey Theatre perform two holiday stop-motion favorites this weekend, stlmag.com, 11.29.18
Les Gruff and the Billy Goat Keep it Country with New Album, riverfronttimes.com, 11.28.18
The Dan Rubright Group is releasing a new jazz album and playing at .ZACK this weekend, stlmag.com, 11.21.18
Behind the scenes of KSHE 95’s podcast “The KSHE Tapes”, stlmag.com, 11.15.18
Joe Park Trio Shows an Experienced Gypsy Jazz Hand Taking the Lead, riverfronttimes.com, 11.15.18
How Belleville’s Lincoln Theatre Survived 19 Years and Why It’s Turning to Music, riverfronttimes.com, 11.8.18
Flyover Comedy Festival Offers Bigger Names, More Venues in Year 2, riverfronttimes.com, 11.5.18
Hyde Park is Ready for its Comeback, riverfronttimes.com, 10.31.18
Photos From Archon 2018: Inside the annual sci-fi and fantasy convention’s fandom, panels and costume contests, stlmag.com, 10.15.18
Crim Dolla Cray’s New KDHX Show, Beyon’ Cray, Wants to Make You Move, riverfronttimes.com, 10.12.18
Inside Kevin Harris’ upcoming multimedia work for HEARding Cats Collective, stlmag.com, 10.12.18
The Bottle Rockets’ upcoming ‘Big Logic’ showcases a new country sound, stlmag.com, 10.2.18
Funk Fest 13 to Bring 24 Bands to 3 Broadway Venues This Weekend, riverfronttimes.com, 9.25.18
Shopping Kismet Creative Center one last time before it closes, stlmag.com, 9.25.18
Union Challenges Youth Training Organization, nextstl.com, 9.6.18
Loufest Last Laugh Profile: Duke Taylor, weareliveradio.com, 9.3.18
Loufest Last Laugh Profile: Tina Dybal, weareliveradio.com, 8.31.18
Loufest Last Laugh Profile: Angela Smith, weareliveradio.com, 8.31.18
Barely 18, Marquise Knox Protege Set to Conquer the World, riverfronttimes.com, 8.31.18
Loufest Last Laugh Profile Chris Cyr, weareliveradio.com, 8.25.18
Loufest Last Laugh Profile: Rafe Williams, weareliverdio.com, 8.21.18
Loufest Last Laugh Profile: Nathan Orton, weareliveradio.com, 8.17.18
Missouri Native Ian Fisher is Drawing National Buzz for Idle Hands, rivefronttimes.com, 8.15.18
Years After Jimmy Tebeau’s Land Was Seized, He’s Playing a Show on It, riverfronttimes.com, 8.14.18
Summer Magic’s Debut Album Has Kevin Bachmann Playing with His Friends, riverfronttimes.com, 8.8.18
The STL Sanders Band, Named After Bernie, Wants to be the Soundtrack to the Revolution, riverfronttimes.com, 7.20.18
St. Louis Newcomer Sam Golden had Found His Niche with Golden Hour, riverfronttimes.com, 7.16.18
When this St. Louis Podcast Tells Tales of Failure, Hilarity Ensues, riverfronttimes.com, 6.27.18
Drew Gowran Makes Music Wherever, and with Whatever, He Possibly Can, riverfronttimes.com, 6.6.18
Justin Luke Keeps the Laughs Coming, Even with a Day Job, riverfronttimes.com, 6.6.18
Victor Ribas Figured Out How to Make it in the Music Business: Side Hustles, riverfronttimes.com, 5.22.18
Nathaniel Farrell’s Eclectic KDHX Show, Cure for Pain, Will Fix What Ails You, riverfronttimes.com, 5.10.18
Tommie Liddell III’s New Goal Puts Him Back at His Old Stomping Grounds: Saint Louis University, riverfronttimes.com, 4.18.18
Listen to a brand-new track from American Wrestlers, stlmag.com, 4.17.18
New Podcast The East Side Focuses on St. Louis’ Seamy Strip Club Scene, riverfronttimes.com, 4.16.18
Poets take on gun violence for “Bullets into Bells,” stlmag.com, 4.13.18
Apotheosis Comics has a totally new take on the comic book store, stlmag.com, stlmag.com, 4.5.18
St. Louis’ first big concert promoter toasts its 50th year with a new video podcast, stlmag.com, 3.27.18
Some St. Louis DIY Comedians Let Us Tag Along for An Out-of-Town Gig, riverfronttimes.com, 3.26.18
KDHX’s Kelly Wells brings music to the masses, St. Louis Magazine print, 3.15.14
The Strange Brew cult film series may be moving out of Maplewood, stlmag.com, 3.8.18
In the Shadow of the Lewis & Clark Tower, riverfronttimes.com, 3.7.18
The Tower’s Twins, riverfronttimes.com, 3.7.18
Chicago’s Reena Calm is Coming Back to St. Louis to Make You Laugh, riverfronttimes.com, 1.31.18
Ron Fischer: the engineers behind City Museum, nextstl.com, 1.30.18
Thomas Crone on Running for Alderman, nextstl.com, 12.22.17
The Guitar Heroes Took their Annual Showcase to the Studio, riverfronttimes.com,
O’Connell’s Adjusts to Island Life Post-Kingshighway Bridge Construction, nextstl.com, 11.20.17
Paul Artspace Plans for Next Phase of Growth, nextstl.com, 11.2.17
A young musician brings an old-school festival to the Blues Museum, stlmag.com, 10.19.17
Filmmaker Kathy Corley gives Brewer & Shipley their due, St. Louis Magazine print, 10.18.17
A musical and artistic recap of Artica, stlmag.com, 10.12.17
Civil Life Plans for Expansion in Tower Grove South, nextstl.com, 10.9.17
Listen to a preview track from The Potomac Accord’s upcoming release, “Beams,” stlmag.com, 10.5.17
Vignettes and photos from Archon 41, stlmag.com, 10.2.17
Meet St. Louis’ Filking champion, Gary “MoFilker” Hanak, stlmag.com, 9.28.17
40 Cheap Thrills That Keep Us Loving St. Louis for Less, Riverfront Times, 9.27.17
40 Marvels that Will Restore Your Faith in St. Louis, Riverfront Times, 9.27.17
In Downtown St. Louis, the RFT Grew Up – and I Did, Too, Riverfront Times, 9.27.17
Meet KDHX’s newest DJ, Chris Sanley, host of “The Future is Now,” stlmag.com, 9.21.17
The Potomac Accord continues to evolve, St. Louis Magazine, 9.14.17
Meet Owen Ragland, FarFetched’s newest (and youngest) collaborator, stlmag.com, 9.8.17
An after-hours conversation with STL’s TheOnlyEnsemble, on the eve of LouFest, stlmag.com, 9.1.17
St. Louis Comedian Kenny Kinds Brings the Laughs – No Matter the Medium, Riverfront Times, 8.30.17
When St. Louis Sings the Blues, Riverfront Times, 8.30.17
MVSTERMIND on LouFest, his new EP, and the art of the music video, St. Louis Magazine, 8.25.17
DJ Crim Dolla Cray just wants to get you on the dancefloor, stlmag.com, 8.24.17
The best bar crawls in St. Louis, St. Louis Magazine, 8.24.17
Mo Egeston’s Debut CD Was a Long Time Coming, riverfronttimes.com, 8.23.17
This South City artist is on a mission to photograph St. Louis’ women musicians, stlmag.com, 8.17.17
An exclusive first listen to Whoa Thunder’s new song, What Not to Say, stlmag.com, 8.11.17
Stacey Winter Collaborates with a Host of St. Louis Musicians for the EP, We’re Both Here Right Now, riverfronttimes.com, 8.10.17
Meet the DJ behind one of St. Louis’ busiest 3 am club, stlmag.com, 8.3.17
Comedian Rafe Williams Just Might Be the Funniest Person in St. Louis, Riverfront Times cover, 8.2.17
St. Louis Comedy Highlights for August, stlmag.com, 8.1.17
7 Questions for Katie Davis, Brian McDowell and Duke Taylor, stlmag.com, 8.1.17
Scenes from a St. Louis bar, stlmag.com, 7.28.17
The evolution of Miss Jubilee, St. Louis Magazine print edition, 7.20.17
Fragile Porcelain Mice send us down the music video rabbit hole, stlmag.com, 7.20.17
Baileys’ Restaurants gardens are alive and thriving in the Gate District, stlmag.com, 7.14.17
John Donovan’s making more music than anyone you know, stlmag.com, 7.13.17
St. Louis comedy highlights for July, stlmag.com, 7.6.17
Charlie Cerpa has a website, stlmag.com, 7.6.17
Soulard Blues Band Releases Its Eleventh Album – But Who’s Counting, Riverfront Times, 7.5.17
7 Questions for stand-up comics Andrew Frank, Sarah Pearl, and Rob Tee, stlmag.com, 7.5.17
Watch the video premiere for Middle Class Fashion’s “Hot,” stlmag.com, 7.3.17
Meet the man who makes music with plants, stlmag.com, 6.29.17
For Cicero’s Longtime Doorman, It Was a Week of Goodbyes, Riverfront Times, 6.28.17
How Kitchen House Coffee makes for an idyllic and productive space, stlmag.com, 6.26.17
Everything’s coming up roses for Jenny Roques, stlmag.com, 6.22.17
Tribute Bands are Huge in St. Louis – And That’s Great News for Working Musicians, Riverfront Times, 6.21.17
Yes, That’s the Voice of St. Louis Blues Powerhouse Eric McSpadden in the Call of Duty Trailer, riverfronttimes.com, 6.20.17
Now Hear This: local music notes for Thursday, June 15, stlmag.com, 6.15.17
On Thursdays, The Adam Maness Trio transforms Thurman’s in Shaw into a jazz lab, St. Louis Magazine print, 6.15.17
This month, Guns N’ Roses returns to St. Louis for the first time since the Riverport Riot, St. Louis Magazine print, 6.15.17
Now Hear This: local music notes for Thursday, June 8, stlmag.com, 6.15.17
7 Questions for Ryan Dalton, Jamie Fritz and Sam Lyons, stlmag.com, 6.6.17
Now Hear This: local music notes for Thursday, June 1, stlmag.com, 6.1.17
Now Hear This: local music notes for Thursday, May 25, stlmag.com, 5.25.17
Now Hear This: local music notes for Thursday, May 18, stlmag.com, 5.18.17
Pokey LaFarge: The Best Music is Yet to Come, riverfronttimes.com, 5.17.17
Now Hear This: local music notes for Thursday, May 4, stlmag.com, 5.4.17
7 questions for stand-up comedians Yale Hollander, Kelsey McClure, and Tree Sanchez, stlmag.com, 5.2.17
Now Hear This: local music notes for Thursday, April 27, stlmag.com, 4.27.17
Now Hear This: local music notes for Thursday, April 20, stlmag.com, 4.20.17
Old school St. Louis jazz through the eyes (and horn) of an Englishman, St. Louis Magazine print, 4.20.17
Confessions of a South Side Chicken Farmer, riverfronttimes.com, 4.19.17
Shot at the Broadway Oyster Bar, Adam Hucke Has a New Lease on Life and a New Album, riverfronttimes.com, 4.19.17
Now Hear This: local music notes for Thursday, April 13, stlmag.com, 4.13.17
7 questions for stand-up comedians Ella Fritts, JC Sibala and Eric Brown, stlmag.com, 4.4.17
Now Hear This: local music notes for Thursday, March 30, stlmag.com, 3.30.17
A Conversation with Sean Gunn, stlmag.com, stlmag.com, 3.27.17
Now Hear This: local music notes for Thursday, March 23, stlmag.com, 3.23.17
The Solar Flare Pedal, Invented in Webster Groves, Has Won Big Name Fans, riverfronttimes.com, 3.22.17
Now Hear This: local music notes for Thursday, March 16, stlmag.com, 3.16.17
Pre-Fab Home’s Arrival in Tower Grove East Has Neighbors Fretting, riverfronttimes.com, 3.16.17 (pics only)
Darrell Barber is the king of freeform improv soundtracks, St. Louis Magazine print edition, 3.16.17
Now Hear This: local music notes for Thursday, March 9, stlmag.com, 3.9.17
7 questions for stanups comedians Tina Dybal, Justin Luke & Ken Warner, stlmag.com, 3.8.17
Video Artist Mike Roth Has a Vison for St. Louis’ Rising Hip-Hop Scene, riverfronttimes.com, 3.18.17
Now Hear This: local music notes for Thursday, March 2, stlmag.com, 3.2.17
A recap of Mardi Gras weekend: the good, the bad & the weird, stlmag.com, 2.27.17
Now Hear This: local music notes for Thursday, February 23, stlmag.com, 2.23.17
Could a Long-Neglected Stretch of Broadway Become St. Louis’ Next Nightlife Hub, riverfronttimes.com, 2.22.17
Meet the brand-new dynamic duo known as The Knuckles, St. Louis Magazine, 2.16.17
Now Hear This: local music notes for Thursday, February 16, stlmag.com, 2.16.17
Now Hear This: local music notes for Thursday, February 9, stlmag.com, 2.9.17
Now Hear This: local music notes for Thursday, February 2, stlmag.com, 2.2.17
Schlafly introduces interactive beer wall, featuring its entire beer portfolio for 2017, stlmag.com, 1.31.17
Now Hear This: A St. Louis Music Roundup for Thursday, January 26, stlmag.com, 1.26.17
Now Hear This: A St. Louis Music Roundup for Thursday, January 19, stlmag.com, 1.19.17
San Diego Transplant Sharon Hazel shakes up the local music scene, St. Louis Magazine print edition, 1.19.17
Tishaura Jones, Beloved by Progressives, Hopes to Transcend the City’s Racial Divide, Riverfront Times, 1.18.17
Now Hear This: A St. Louis Music Roundup for Thursday, January 12, stlmag.com, 1.12.17
Notes from a Conflicted Soccer Fan, nextstl.com, 1.11.17
St. Louis standup Q/A: seven questions for Carolyn Agnew, Rima Parikh and Angela Smith, stlmag.com, 1.10.17
Now Hear This: A St. Louis Music Roundup for Thursday, January 5, stlmag.com, 1.5.17
Just 24 Years Old, Nicholas Alsup is Taking Over The Archive, Riverfront Times, 1.4.17