If your rock and roll spirit needs a breath of fresh fascination, let me introduce you to Hailey Ezzell: the new face of the old soul. Ezzell has been radiating her retroactive passion and determined musicianship across south Florida for several years, and is here to claim her rightful throne as Queen of the Airwaves— the title of her long-awaited debut album. In anticipation of the November 21st drop date, I sat down with Ezzell to unveil the story of her regal release, as well as what her

Progressive rock giants Yes were kind enough to make a stop at Penn’s Peak in Jim Thorpe, PA this past weekend, which marks the fourth time the group has ever played this particular venue. I was lucky enough to have Tara here at Rock DNA turn my awareness on to this gig, as it was at the Peak where I got my start with both concerts and concert photography alike. Penn’s Peak is a wonderful niche of a place tucked in the woods (a hidden gem, if you will) that has a specific crowd of locals who

Steven Adler, former drummer of 80’s hard rock superstars Guns N’ Roses, took to the mid-Atlantic area with his legendary backing band last weekend for two casino shows: Horseshoe Casino Baltimore on September 12th, and Harrah’s Casino Philly (Chester, PA), on September 13th. Myself, along with my good friend and BiCoastal Productions booking agent Tracy Ong, had the esteemed privilege of being on the guest list both of these nights. The kindness and friendship we received from the entire Adler