December 9, 2010 - Robert Randolph and the Family Band will keep working the road in the New Year, kicking off their first leg of shows Jan. 20 in Fayetteville, AR.
January 8, 2009 - As the sons of legendary music producer Jim Dickinson, Luther and Cody Dickinson were almost preordained to be musicians. Growing up exposed to the sounds of Mississippi Fred McDowell and R.L. Burnside, the brothers--along with Chris Chew--were inspired to form a band in 1996. Named for the region they call home, North Mississippi Allstars were born.
April 21, 2008 - Christian rockers Third Day and alt-rock outfit Switchfoot will lead the "Music Builds" tour, which takes to the road this fall to benefit Habitat for Humanity.
August 28, 2007 - The Experience Hendrix Tour is back this fall with a five-date East Coast trek that will feature a host of respected figures in rock and blues paying tribute to the late, great Jimi Hendrix.
January 30, 2007 - Road warriors Robert Randolph and the Family Band will continue to push their latest album, "Colorblind," with a series of February and early March dates.
December 28, 2006 - With active airplay on MTV2, Robert Randolph and the Family Band are happy for the mainstream success they've had with the album "Colorblind."
October 6, 2006 - The bridge from the stage to the studio is tough for some virtuosos to traverse. On "Colorblind," his second album, pedal steel guitar specialist Robert Randolph doesn't even try. Instead, he goes for a studio work that highlights his evolving songwriting skills.
June 1, 2006 - The Black Crowes--currently preparing for a major summer tour that gets underway June 10--will release "The Lost Crowes" in August, a two-disc set featuring previously unreleased material from the band's archives.
Robert Randolph and the Family Band will keep working the road in the New Year, kicking off their first leg of shows Jan. 20 in Fayetteville, AR.
The bridge from the stage to the studio is tough for some virtuosos to traverse. On "Colorblind," his second album, pedal steel guitar specialist Robert Randolph doesn't even try. Instead, he goes for a studio work that highlights his evolving songwriting skills.
