All-star cast keeps classic “Sherlock Holmes” interesting
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s classic character Sherlock Holmes will never go out of style and lately he’s proving to be more popular than ever thanks to 2009’s movie [More…]
Articles by Andy Argyrakis
Glen Hansard combines eloquence, spontaneity and passion
With a discography spanning The Frames, the “Once” movie turned Broadway musical, The Swell Season and now a solo career, Glen Hansard sure had a lot to consider in [More…]
Brian Setzer Orchestra jives through Christmas, solo and Stray Cats
This year might mark Brian Setzer Orchestra’s “12th Annual Christmas Rocks! Tour,” but it earns the distinction of being the first in ten years supported by new holiday [More…]
Whitford / St. Holmes reunion nails new, old, Aerosmith and Nugent
In 1981 with respective time apart from Aerosmith and Ted Nugent’s band, Brad Whitford and Derek St. Holmes teamed up for a self-titled album on CBS Records, followed by a [More…]
Reconfigured British rockers The Babys pick up where they left off
Throughout the late 1970s and early ‘80s, British rockers The Babys had a string of big budget albums and high charting singles, but then basically vanished with little [More…]
Everclear salutes “Sparkle And Fade” with City Winery double shot
If it seems like the 20 years flew by since Everclear released its breakthrough project “Sparkle And Fade,” it’s probably because the Portland-bred band maintained a [More…]
Eddie Money rocks the hits and troops tribute at the Raue Center
Throughout the 1970s and ‘80s, Eddie Money’s string of smash singles and platinum albums was virtually unstoppable, and though he doesn’t record nearly as much these [More…]
Eddie Money: “Sound Of Money” Tour at Raue Center For The Arts
Click here for a review of Eddie Money at the Raue Center For The Arts. For additional information on Eddie Money, visit EddieMoney.com. For a list of upcoming concerts at [More…]
Irving Berlin’s “White Christmas” makes for a warmly nostalgic Drury Lane musical
Flashing back to 1954, few movies were able to melt the snow faster than “White Christmas,” the year’s highest grossing silver screen blockbuster starring Bing Crosby, [More…]
Joe Jackson sounds, looks sharp on first original album tour in seven years
From his earliest days as a punk rock and new wave pioneer on 1979’s debut “Look Sharp!” through full-fledged jazz explorations and classical sidesteps along the way, [More…]