Nick McCabe

Musician Eric Henry Anderson wasn’t born in Reno, but the city has embraced him, “heartbeat to heartbeat,” as his career has grown.

The Musician Rehearsal Center has gone through many changes over the past 11 years, and now it’ll go through one more.

The Sublime with Rome show at GSR was the first major touring act in nearly two years for many concert-goers, and it was worth the wait.

Let it be said that old rock-and-rollers do not fade away–they find new projects. Doug Clifford, former CCR drummer, is one of those old rockers.

RenoPalooza was more than just a concert–it launched the “Just One” fundraising campaign for teen suicide prevention film “Rain.”

It was the second night of Artown and the Eric Henry Andersen Band was looking to take the stage if mother nature allowed it.

John Kay of Steppenwolf fame played a solo gig to a receptive crowd at Reno’s Virginia Street Brewhouse (formerly the Rockbar Theater, formerly The Knitting Factory) Saturday, May 29, 2021.

Everywhere you look hospital counts are going down and entertainment schedules are being filled with shows.

The Peavine Taphouse Eats & Beats (PTEB) was packed Saturday night, May 8, for the first appearance of the Buddy Emmer Blues Band in 430 days, and it was magnificent.

“The Spree of 83: The Life and Times of Freddy Powers” is a soon-to-be-released memoir of the country musician and songwriter.