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Yes and Asia bassist Billy Sherwood introduces adventurous supergroup Arc Of Life

Multi-instrumentalist/vocalist/producer Billy Sherwood maintains membership in a bunch of bands, including Rock and Roll Hall of Famers Yes (starting in the 1990s) and the [More…]

Visionary Todd Rundgren leads the livestreaming charge with “Clearly Human” Virtual Tour

In every facet of Todd Rundgren’s 50-plus year career, which includes conceptual solo work, teaming with Nazz, Utopia, The New Cars and Ringo Starr’s All Starr Band, plus [More…]

ELP spin-off singer Robert Berry revives the ghost of Keith Emerson via 3.2’s “Third Impression”

Towards the end of 1980s, the unpretentiously titled 3 gave The Nice turned Emerson, Lake & Palmer keyboardist Keith Emerson and bandmate/Asia drummer Carl Palmer a [More…]

Rewind to classic show and celebrate Chick Corea, renowned Miles Davis, Return To Forever pianist

Recalling pianist extraordinaire Chick Corea’s classic Chicagoland collaboration with the Jazz At Lincoln Center Orchestra. The amount of piano players who fall into the [More…]

In Memoriam: Chick Corea 1941-2021

Click here for a review of Chick Corea at the Genesee Theatre. For additional information on Chick Corea, visit ChickCorea.com. [Show [More…]

Genesis guitarist Steve Hackett leans acoustic and orchestral “Under A Mediterranean Sky”

Within a mere matter of months since releasing his autobiography, “A Genesis In My Bed,” and the concert collection, “Selling England By The Pound & Spectral [More…]

“The Red Planet” reclaims keyboard wizard Rick Wakeman’s status as a chief prog god

Keyboard virtuoso Rick Wakeman’s work with progressive rock torchbearers Yes needs no introduction, though when it comes to his superhuman solo career of more than 90 [More…]

The Trans-Siberian Orchestra tradition adapts to “Christmas Eve And Other Stories” livestream

In-person events aren’t able to happen this holiday season for obvious pandemic-related reasons, but that doesn’t mean the annual tradition of seeing Trans-Siberian [More…]

“Becoming Human”: Simon Collins, a labyrinth of sounds and a famous musical father

Throughout each of his electronically-focused solo albums, then one with progressive and alternative rock experimenters Sound Of Contact, Simon Collins keeps evolving with an [More…]

Celestial Yes singer Jon Anderson recruits “1000 Hands” for vision three decades in the making

Even though Jon Anderson’s immensely anticipated album, “1000 Hands, Chapter One,” was a whopping three decades in the making, there’s a perfectly reasonable series [More…]

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