By Greg M. Schwartz
With relentless touring over the past decade, Umphrey's McGee have staked out a spot near the top of the jam rock mountain. [12.May.11]
By Corey Beasley
The band’s unbridled enthusiasm and energy and their boundless belief in what they’re doing is contagious. [11.May.11]
When My Morning Jacket took the stage at the Memorial Coliseum, strolling out confidently to a sax-drenched waltz, what might have been interpreted by the unfamiliar as a strange choice of tune only seemed head-scratchingly appropriate. [10.May.11]
By Gem Wheeler
The Back to the Phuture event at the Troxy reunited the two pioneers of British electro and reminded us of just how relevant both still are. [09.May.11]
For its tenth anniversary, the Tribeca Film Festival engages in a panel discussion of 2001's Best Picture winner A Beautiful Mind. [06.May.11]
Tribeca 2011 closes on an upbeat mood, with Kathleen Turner's church lady satire, The Perfect Family, and the wise, hilarious Norwegian coming-of-age comedy, Turn me on, goddammit. [05.May.11]
One great documentary is about a relationship that may eventually be forgotten, and another important documentary about a relationship which set a precedent on equal rights for marriage. [05.May.11]
Documentaries on West Indian cricket and a high school Shakespeare competition remind us that everybody loves a winner. [04.May.11]
By Selena Fragassi
Chris Cornell delves deep into the Superunknown on his solo acoustic tour. [04.May.11]
Michael Cuesta's shambolic going-home comedy, Roadies, and Peter Mullan's study of 1970s Glaswegian youth gangs, Neds, both feature protagonists scrabbling to find themselves. [03.May.11]