Totally Fuzzy — "Where Did You Go Wrong, My Love (ft. Nels Cline)" music video by The Good OnesAdded: 24-09-2019Genre : World & ReggaeDescription : The Good Ones - "Where Did You Go Wrong, My Love" (feat. Nels Cline)"Where Did You Go Wrong, My Love" (feat. Nels Clin... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — The newly-added NYC show comes right after Marissa heads to Big Indian, NY for Richard Thompson and Nancy Covey's Frets & Refrains acoustic guitar and songwriting camp. Continue reading… more info

Aquarium Drunkard — Like Some Cool River is a sampling of Richard Thompson covers from over the decades, with inspired offerings from old comrades (Sandy Denny, Iain Matthews) alongside devoted acolytes (Robyn Hitchcock, Stephen Malkmus). There are a few surprises along... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — Singer, songwriter and master guitarist Richard Thompson set the tone for his Tuesday show at the Teragram Ballroom with the night’s first lyric. “What’s my name? My name is Trouble,” Thompson sang by way of introduction to ... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — Singer, songwriter and master guitarist Richard Thompson set the tone for his Tuesday show at the Teragram Ballroom with the night’s first lyric. “What’s my name? My name is Trouble,” Thompson sang by way of introduction to ... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — The lineup includes Four Tet (live), Father John Misty, Sharon Van Etten, IDLES, Broken Social Scene, Stereolab, Big Thief, Richard Thompson, and much more. Continue reading… more info

Detroit Free Press — Brian McCollum breaks down notable metro Detroit concerts, Dec. 13-19.             more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Tonight's NYC-area shows include Kamasi Washington, Toro y Moi, Yelle, Jeff Tweedy book tour, Richard Thompson, Municipal Waste/Nuclear Assault, Sleepyhead, a Neko Case drag tribute, and more, Continue reading… more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Big Ears also includes Sons of Kemet, Bill Frisell, Jlin, Vijay Iyer, Meredith Monk, Stephen O'Malley, the music of Harold Budd, and more. Continue reading… more info

Aquarium Drunkard — Time has not dulled Richard Thompson. On his new record 13 Rivers, the 69-year-old’s guitar sounds as barbed as ever, ringing with the same rawness that defines past masterpieces like Shoot Out the Lights and Sweet Warrior. What’s more, the... more info