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Rausch — “Book II”

Mastermind pianist/composer Doug Rausch is back with “Book II,” the long-awaited follow-up to his acclaimed 2009 self-titled debut album. Rausch,

On the heels of two successful U.S. co-headlining tours with UFO, British heavy metal legends Saxon managed to find the

The outrageously lavish world of pop music mega-stardom is a place where the idiom “more is better, and bigger is

The term “supergroup” is a moniker used frequently these days to describe the gathering of three to five musicians who

Heraclitus had it right. The Greek philosopher and pioneer of wisdom once preached that “change is the only constant in

Despite a long and storied career in music, Australian singer/songwriter Paul Kelly claims that songwriting is a mystery to him

Other than being Beatles-esque in popularity in Japan and a few pockets around the globe, Mr. Big has long been

Has it really been 36 years? To see Metallica’s James Hetfield, Lars Ulrich, Kirk Hammett and Rober Trujillo on stage