It's been a long, hard road getting to a place where a woman like Angela Gossow can front a band like Arch Enemy.
And almost 38 years after his death, the legendary trumpeter's music is getting new life through the band Charisma!
Plus two new venues open in Oakland's Uptown and Laurel districts.
One Life Stand
A Friend of A Friend
Meridians
This week we review Spidermeow, Dadfag, Omar Sosa & NRD Bigband, and the 808 Band with Robert Herrera.
Citay explores the emotional side of rock with its new album, Dream Get Together.
It took ten years for Cornelius Boots to form a group that fit his concept. Now he wants the rest of us to get it.
Maybe there are other reasons not to reappoint him to the Paramount board. Plus Haiti benefits and RIP Jazz Island.
This week we review Waheed & the Resistance, Glass House, Luke Franks or the Federalists, Hooray for Everything.
You & Me
Transference
Montezuma's Revenge
Program born on a corner in Berkeley represents the network's latest hope to attract a younger audience.
In God We Trust
Frauhaus!
Plug-in vehicles may remain little more than a novelty until cities begin making it easier for motorists to recharge their batteries at home.