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J. Roddy Walston, May 13

With the Southern rocker and his famed outfit The Business lauded by Echoes & Dust for crafting "catchy, hummable melodies that will stay with you long after you stop listening," J. Roddy Walston brings his solo act to Davenport's Raccoon Motel on May 13, ...
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Daniel Romano’s Outfit, May 11

Touring in support of their March release Preservers of the Pearl, an album that AllMusic lauded for its "punchy rock and roll served with ample hooks and harmonies," Daniel Romano's Outfit plays a headlining engagement at Davenport's Raccoon Motel on May 11, the group's ...
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Tommy Newport and Laney Jones & the Spirits, May 8

Two acclaimed indie acts delivering two stellar concerts will share one night at Davenport's Raccoon Motel on May 8, with the doors for soul-pop singer/songwriter Tommy Newport's concert opening at 6 p.m., and the rockers of Laney Jones & the Spirits taking the stage ...
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Chris Duarte, May 9

With his most recent recording Ain't Giving Up hailed by Rock & Blues Muse as "a sublime effort that shows how much he still has to give us," master blues guitarist Chris Duarte headlines a May 9 concert at Davenport's Bootleg Hill Honey Meads, ...
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Winterland, May 9

Performing their celebration of one of the most revered and iconic rock bands in American history, the Redstone Room's May 9 concert featuring Winterland will find their artists paying exhilarating tribute to the musicians of the Grateful Dead, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame ...
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Great Sounds Promotions 30th-Anniversary Celebration, May 8 and 9

On May 8 and 9, Great Sounds Promotions will celebrate its 30th anniversary of treating music fans to the best in contemporary jazz, gospel, and additional genres, with award-winning pianist taking the stage at Bettendorf's Rivermont Collegiate on Friday, and the Stellar Award-nominated gospel ...
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JD Simo and Luther Dickinson, May 12

On May 12, two of the most electrifying forces in modern roots music - JD Simo (Chris Isaak, Jack White) and Luther Dickinson (North Mississippi Allstars, The Black Crowes) - will blend their talents at Davenport's Redstone Room, forming a soul-shaking trio alongside powerhouse ...
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In Flames, May 13

With their most recent album Foregone praised by AllMusic for its "raw, bass-heavy, crunchy sound, with their usual highly melodic lines and harmonic solos present and correct," the melodic death-metal artists of In Flames headline a May 13 concert event at East Moline venue ...
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Beating It: “Michael,” “I Swear,” and “Over Your Dead Body”

There's a line, or rather a lyric, that fully encapsulates what Michael is about, and it's found in Jackson's 1983 smash "Billie Jean": "And be careful of what you do / 'Cause the lie becomes the truth."
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Has Kam Buckner Secured a Solid Stadium Bill, or Has He Outkicked His Coverage?

"We're almost there" on a Bears stadium bill, Representative Kam Buckner, D-Chicago, told some sports radio hosts on a Friday morning before the House returned to Springfield for three days of session last week. "We're very close."
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Prejudicial Inquiry: “A Soldier’s Play,” at the Playcrafters Barn Theatre through May 3

Kitty: Jeramie Coleman's charm was a wonderful contrast to Antonio Stone's severity. Watching the two of them clash so fiercely was riveting.Mischa: For sure. And there was a third actor, Dwayne Hodges, who provided a big contrast to both Stone and Coleman, but delivered ...
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Loads of Fun, and I Ain’t ‘Phibian: “A Year with Frog & Toad,” at St. Ambrose University through May 3

A Year with Frog & Toad is overflowing with cheer and color, boasts splendid production values and an energetic cast, and I declare it delightful for all ages.
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