3 Albums for your Quarantined Music Monday (Fiona Apple Included)

It’s hard to believe it’s once again Monday. While I know I’m not the only one beginning to go a little stir crazy (or maybe you’re already there?), I’ve been attempting to keep busy. Easier said than done, I must say. I feel antsy. The […]

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Elise Bellew Visits ‘Wonderland’ on new EP

It’s hard to believe, but I’ve been a social media junkie for over 12 years now. My first taste of the poison was the now passé MySpace. Who remembers those days? The “Top 10” and what to put as your body type and intro song. […]

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The Odyssey Pays Tribute to Stephen Sondheim with Side by Side

Before Broadway had hits like Hamilton and Dear Evan Hanson, there was the steady and phenomenal impact of Stephen Sondheim. Now 88 years young, the New York native paved the way for such ground-breaking works we’ve seen from the stage in recent years with pieces […]

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The Ojai Music Festival Promises a Dynamic Lineup

For the past 7 decades, the Ojai Music Festival has been a staple for celebrating classical music. Each year, a music director is given the freedom and resources to imagine four days of musical brainstorming. Some have approached their task with caution, fearing that Ojai […]

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My Top 5 Concerts of 2017

Something that I will always remember about 2017 (aside from getting married–that was sort of a big deal) are the phenomenal concerts I was fortunate enough to attend. Literally some of the most fantastic concerts I have seen yet happened this year. Just for fun, […]

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Bright Star Shines at the Ahmanson Theatre

As I awaited showtime for Bright Star at the Ahmanson Theatre this past week, I was struck with a question that was a bit mind-boggling. It was: What can Steve Martin not do? In the 1970’s, Martin solidified himself as a comedic genius with his […]

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An Interview with Le Bas-Fond’s Melody Pilotte (and Giveaway!)

“I have a lot of really warm and loving feelings towards the beauty of those isolated Highway 1 communities. I’ve always wanted to live there. They make my heart ache for memories that I know aren’t from this lifetime, but another” explains Le Bas-Fond founder […]

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A Date Night In with Dreaming Tree Wines!

This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions are mine alone. The following content is intended for readers who are 21 or older. #ShareWineandBites #CollectiveBias Two of my favorite things are easily wine and music. Pair them together, and […]

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An Intimate Evening with Sofar Sounds, Andrew Bird and Local Natives

(Editor’s Note: Guys, I’ve been busy. Between being under the weather, trips, work and attempting to maintain some time chill-laxing, it’s been a bit overwhelming. So, what’s a gal to do when she’s invited to an incredible, intimate concert but, alas, cannot make it? As […]

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UB40 with Matisyahu and Raging Fyah at Pala Resort!

If there are two things most of you know I love: It’s live music and bands from the 1980’s.. When the chance came for me to spend an overnight at Pala Casino and Resort (more to come about that awesome stay!) as well as see […]

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The Mysterious Genius That is PJ Harvey Gives her all at the Greek Theatre

While some artists thrive on selling out arenas, writing Top 10 singles, and ensuring that fans continuously see them in the spotlight, others out there appear to have mastered the craft at creating a cult-like following. Not necessarily known by everyone you cross on the […]

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Rise from the Fire Benefit Concert with Silversun Pickups!

(Editor’s note: Silversun PIckups seem to be becoming the ‘mascot’ band for Along Comes Mary! When the blog first launched, I attended The KROQ Weenie Roast shortly after and SSPU were one of my favorite acts of the evening. Still new to the blogshpere, I […]

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