High Road Touring

[New York Times] The band that emerged in post-9/11 New York grapples with the surveillance state on its anxious but hopeful new LP, “This Mirror Weighs a Ton.” By Mike Isaac For a band that has for so long embraced a core identity of being from New York, some of the ways the city has embraced ...

[The New Yorker] The indie artist’s new album, “Lost Weekend,” is a document of both rupture and redemption. By Mitch Therieau Phoebe Bridgers has a filmmaker’s eye for a cold open. Sometimes her songs disorient from the jump, dropping you into an alien landscape or the middle of an argument. Other times she draws you in ...

[Stereogum] By Chris DeVille "If you don't water your garden, I will/ If you don't show her you love her, I will/ She means more so much more to me than to you/ All of your hard work I'll surely do." So goes "Garden," our latest preview from Alabama Shakes' comeback album I Must Be Dreaming. It's ...

[Glide Magazine] By Marc Lacatell Born in rural Missouri before relocating to Denver, Colorado, singer-songwriter Nathaniel Rateliff built his reputation in the indie-folk scene before achieving widespread stardom by blending fiery vintage rhythm & blues with soul and Americana. Fronting his powerhouse backing band, Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats, he gained international recognition with the ...

[Milwaukee Record] By CJ Johnson Fresh off her well-received set at this past weekend’s revived Eaux Claires Festival at Carson Park in Eau Claire, Aimee Mann hit the stage at The Pabst Theater on Monday night in great spirits, proclaiming “it’s one of my favorite places to play.” Based on her subsequent performance the sentiment was in earnest, and ...