Swallow Hill audiences know Tony Furtado as an always-restless and inventive genre-hopping musician. They also know that no matter how many times they’ve seen him in concert, they can expect something new and different from him every time he visits Daniels Hall,...
In August, 1963, a coal mine in Sheppton, Pennsylvania collapsed. The ensuing efforts to rescue three miners trapped hundreds of feet beneath the surface captivated the nation. Among those who closely followed developments was an adolescent boy who lived not far from...
Hailing from southern Utah near Zion National Park, 3hattrio, in their words, “plays American Desert Music.” In its brief existence, the trio has staked out a sound that draws from their diverse musical backgrounds to create a modern and timeless musical...
Bob Dylan and folk music are so firmly entwined it is sometimes easy to forget that he’s every bit the the shape-shifting pop star as David Bowie or Lady Gaga. Whether you prefer the young Woody Guthrie disciple, the 1960s counterculture poet, or the...
