Arlo Guthrie, Martin Sexton plus Primate Fiasco and Winterpills at The Academy of Music
January 23, 2010
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The Sweetback Sisters
December 18, 2009
Gordan Gano & The Ryans
November 11, 2009
Mike Doughty
November 12, 2009
Brandi Carlile
October 1, 2009
Son Volt
September 19, 2009
Jay Farrar of Son Volt stops by The Riversound Cafe to talk to Jaz:
Billy Bragg
Live from The Northampton Box Office
July 31, 2009
Billy Bragg loves his fans almost as much as we love him. What was supposed to be a quick chat with one song (to save his voice) turned into an intimate mini-concert as Billy played for us a song that didn't make it on to his latest album, and took requests from the crowd.
The Avett Brothers
August 2, 2009
A tiny box office on Main Street. A packed house. And some of the prettiest rockin' folk music you've ever heard.
Chris Hillman and Herb Peterson
Former Byrd and Flying Burrito Brother Chris Hillman tells some stories and plays some favorite tunes with his pal Herb Peterson.
Tift Merrit
August 5, 2009
Tift Merritt recaptures the intimacy of her new live album live in the Riversound Cafe.
The Sweetback Sisters
July 17, 2009
The Sweetback Sisters rock the Riversound Cafe before they rock the dance tent at the Green River Festival.
Chris Smither
July 17, 2009
Chris Smither debuts some songs from his forthcoming CD before his set at the Green River Festival.
Black Joe Lewis & The Honeybears
The Austin garage funk band stops by the Riversound Cafe before their show with the New York Dolls.
Joan Osborne
September 26, 2008
It was a cool, rainy autumn day when Joan Osborne played a very cozy, intimate Riversound Cafe.
Al Anderson
Amos Lee
Ben Taylor
Billy Bragg
The Bird and the Bee
Delta Spirit
Eilen Jewell
Jesse Malin
John Cruz
Justin Townes Earle
Kathleen Edwards
Liam Finn
Mark Erelli
Robyn Hitchcock
Shawn Mullins
Sara Watkins
Rhett Miller
"Rhett Miller is dreamy." That phrase was actually uttered, with complete sincerity, by a hetereosexual male of my acquaintance. And it's true - the lead singer of the Old 97's is talented, gracious, and - let's be honest - not at all hard on the eyes. He's also rather funny, and does an excellent impersonation of Kenneth the Page from NBC's 30 Rock, on which he'll be making an appearance. And when you ask him to play a certain song of his that you love, and he replies, "Anything for you," well, you'd go all gooey, too.
