Meghan Roos, Author at Blues Rock Review

Tommy Castro’s “Closer to the Bone” Exceeds His Own Expectations Despite Early Doubts

If there is one descriptor that clearly does not apply to Tommy Castro, it’s “lazy.” Just a few weeks into

It is often in times of tragedy that communities pull together to help those in need. As wildfires continue burning

When Sue Foley released her latest album One Guitar Woman via Stony Plain Records back in March, it emerged as

One-man blues band Steve Hill has returned with a new eight-track album that is jam-packed with raw energy and power.

Warren Haynes is emerging from one of the most prolific times of his life—and he is making the most of

Four years after bursting onto the national stage with his memorable American Idol audition, Jovin Webb is reminding listeners of

Like most guitarists, Kenny Wayne Shepherd finds inspiration in many of the artists who paved their way in music before

Joe Bonamassa is assuring blues rock fans that the genre is “not dead”—at least, it isn’t “yet.” But the economic