Exodus Music and Arts Festival was inspired through the rich genre of reggae music, in it’s first year, it headlined Big Mountain. You may not recognise the band name but most likely, in the mid 90’s, especially during the summer, you’ve heard their cover version of Peter’s Frampton’s, “Baby I Love Your Way”, a top…
Describing Lindsey Stirling’s performances as high energy, may be the be the understatement of the year. An unusual read on a wiki page, “American violinist, dancer, performance artist, and composer”, a combination of talents that you see everyday, if ever. One of a kind for sure. My wife and daughter, introduced me to her work…
As you would expect no grandiose stage effects here, simply three exemplary artists on-stage, making music. Their vocal harmony still intact, with more power than you might expect from this ageing trio, with a combined age of 271 years. It was a thrill to witness these living legends command the stage, they played Woodstock for…
When you think of certain bands, you often picture the members placed in an environment that reminds you of their style. Whether that be with Ozzie Osborne, maybe out in the woods, chewing off heads of bats, or a clean-cut boy band like One Direction, hanging out in their multi-million dollar homes as see on…
I was impressed was her ability to connect with the crowd, a quality that stood out to me, she embodies a bit of that underdog character. You root for her, and she champions the cause of the flawed dark-horse, embracing the fact that nobody’s perfect. Her forthwith banter in-between songs was genuine and honest, fun,…
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