Fanfarlo

Latin boogaloo, the infectious musical style blending soul, rhythm & blues and Latin grooves that was born in NYC's Spanish Harlem in the 1960s is undergoing a major resurgence in NYC and elsewhere thanks to legends such as Johnny Colon, who continues to tour, compose and educate, and younger enthusiasts such as DJ Turmix, who are spreading the word to a new fanbase. Read More

The sun was shining on the Empire Polo Club early Sunday, the final day of the first of two identical Coachella Valley Music and Arts festivals in 2012. Read More

Named after a French novella by poet Charles Baudelaire, Fanfarlo is a pop band from London with a wide range of instrumentation: mandolin, glockenspiel, musical saw, melodica, sax, clarinet and the usual drums, bass and guitar. Read More

Tonight, Fanfarlo will play at the Crocodile with special guests Gardens & Villa. Read More

The Denver roots band The Lumineers will release its self-titled debut album on April 3, and the trio can attribute some of its ascending success to a fortuitous move from New York City to the Intermountain West. In an interview, Jeremiah Fraites said he and his friend Wesley Schultz were just another pair of acoustic-minded musicians in the Big Apple with high rent and low prospects. Read More