Yemen Blues’ Well-Meaning Reach Exceeds Its Grasp
Ravid Kahalani, the frontman for Yemen Blues, has a message to deliver. I just wish Kahalani would shut up and let the music do the talking for him.
Ravid Kahalani, the frontman for Yemen Blues, has a message to deliver. I just wish Kahalani would shut up and let the music do the talking for him.
One of the best stories of all time. Some of the sweetest music. And your chance to win a pair of free tickets. Cinderella at the Ordway meet TC Jewfolk’s happy readers. Enter to win! We dare you. [UPDATE: TICKETS NO LONGER AVAILABLE]
A bluegrass tribute to “O’ Brother Where Art Thou” on Nov. 18th at the Ritz Theater. Win a pair of free tickets!
Klezmer hip hop star SoCalled to play at The Cedar in Minneapolis on Oct. 11th. Mordecai Specktor gets the scoop.
Having reviewed several albums attached to the JDub label, this truly is a sad happening, as I’ve enjoyed many of the artists’ work.
Jewish British singer Amy Winehouse is found dead. Leora weighs in.
Win a pair of tickets to hear these Grammy award-winning jazz musicians at the Guthrie Theater. A $110 value.
Hassidic Rapper DeScribe’s new hit reggae/hip hop song for Marley Coffee may become my new theme song.
Jewish Rock Radio certainly lives up to its name!
Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Peter Himmelman tries to avoid concerts on Shabbos. He also wears tzitzis and a kippah on stage – although his audience wouldn’t usually know it.
Name your favorite country singer, and get a chance to win a pair of tickets to hear Jakob Dylan and his band, Neko Case, Kelly Hogan and Mimicking Birds at the Fitzgerald Theater on 4/27.
A personal and well-written twist through Jewish influences on those musical styles over the generations in honor of Jazz Appreciation Month.
On February 26th, Ari Herstand, one of Minnesota’s Hottest Jews, and a fabulous musician, is performing at the Fine Line in Minneapolis. TC Jewfolk caught up with Ari in advance of the show.
Last week PopRocks was hanging out at the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism’s Convention, listening to a variety of amazing Jewish performers. Here’s a taste of what you missed: