Receive Weekly Email and Text Message Updates:
Sign up for latest info on concerts, dining, promotions and more!
Go!

Subject: Son Volt

  • Morning Wormwood

    November 7, 2006
  • Pic Hits for the week

    November 30, 1995
  • The Rebirth of Emmylou Harris

    The vocalist reinvents herself on a new album

    May 16, 1996
  • Tune Town

    Your guide to H.O.R.D.E. White-boy dreads and a hemp-cloth hacky sack are recommended, but no longer required.

    July 18, 1996
  • Recordings

    January 9, 1997
  • Recordings

    February 13, 1997
  • Calendar for the week

    May 8, 1997
  • Still Waters

    Son Volt's Jay Farrar doesn't waste his words

    July 17, 1997
  • Calendar for the week

    July 17, 1997
  • Calendar for the week

    September 4, 1997
  • Shooting Star

    Three years ago, at the pinnacle of their 15-year career, local rock heroes the Meat Puppets vanished from view, after bass player Cris Kirkwood became addicted to cocaine and heroin. The story only gets worse from there.

    November 12, 1998
  • Critical Mass

    A recap of the releases that made it worthwhile to own a CD player in 1998

    December 24, 1998
  • Tupelo Honey

    Wilco's Jeff Tweedy sinks his Summer Teeth into the sugary pop he was always meant to play

    March 11, 1999
  • Top 10 selling CDs at Hoodlums Music, ASU Memorial Union in Tempe

    The week's chartbusters

    July 28, 2005
  • Alt of the Earth

    Indie songsmith's tunes ring true blue

    September 13, 2007
  • Son Volt

    The Search
    (Red Int/Red Ink)

    March 8, 2007
  • Lucero

    The Bakersfield school

    July 21, 2005
  • No Depression – Revisited

    The reissue of Uncle Tupelo's albums offers the world a chance to ponder how 'alt-country' got started

    May 1, 2003
  • Original Soundtrack

    The Slaughter Rule (Bloodshot Records)

    March 20, 2003
  • Off the 'Mats

    No, the Replacements aren't getting back together. Yet.

    May 9, 2002
  • Working Drone

    Jay Farrar secures his place as an alt-country icon and returns to form with a new solo album

    January 31, 2002
  • Split Lip Rayfield

    Never Make it Home(Bloodshot Records)

    August 9, 2001
  • Various Artists

    Badlands: A Tribute to Bruce Springsteen's Nebraska (Sub Pop)

    November 30, 2000
  • Pinetop Seven

    Bringing Home the Last Great Strike (Self Help/Truckstop)

    November 9, 2000
  • Lou Ford

    Alan Freed's Radio (Headhunter/Cargo)

    October 26, 2000
  • Twang and Bang

    A highly anticipated new release and a promising alt-country pairing head this week's happenings

    April 6, 2000
  • Truckers on Speed

    No Sense in Runnin'
    (self-released)

    April 6, 2000
  • Plain Folk

    Roger McGuinn, still a Byrd man, doesn't wanna be a rock 'n' roll star

    April 6, 2000
  • Austin, We Have a Problem!

    What happens when you cram too much music into one city and two pairs of eardrums? Nothing, if you move too fast to hear it all.

    March 30, 2000
  • War in Peace

    Skip Spence made one brilliant album, then spent the next 30 years dying in obscurity. Now, a new tribute album is giving him life again.

    October 21, 1999
  • Molten Wax

    August 12, 1999
  • Pic Hits for the week

    March 14, 1996
  • American Son

    Uncle Tupelo passed away, butheartland rocker JayFarrar has plugged backin with Son Volt

    March 14, 1996
  • Just Announced: Son Volt at Mesa Arts Center

    Son Volt: Jeff Tweedy is not in this band. Sadly, Phoenix is not getting Wilco this summer, as the band decided to take their extraordinary show to Tucson, but we're getting a pretty good consolation prize in Son Volt/Cowboy Junkies at the Mesa Arts Center on July 14. Tickets go on sale May 5 and will cost $40/$35. Old-timey alt-country fans know Jay Farrar, the lead singer of Son Volt, was once in a band called Uncle Tupelo with Wilco's Jeff Tweedy. The two split over creative differences -- r

    May 4, 2009
  • Q&A: Dare I Ask Son Volt's Jay Farrar About The New Wilco Record?

    Jay Farrar spends a lot of time talking about the old days. Not just because his band, Son Volt, draws heavily from traditional American roots music. Also not just because his old band, Uncle Tupelo, pretty much invented the "alt-country" genre - though Farrar been known to bristle at the term.No, Farrar has to talk about the past because, the other main songwriter in Uncle Tupelo, Jeff Tweedy, went on to form Wilco after an acrimonious split. While Son Volt has had an impressive career - and e

    July 14, 2009
  • Son Volt

    July 9, 2009
  • July 14 In Blogs: Dennis Gilman, Paper Heart, Josh Herbert, and Jan Brewer

    In the 24-hour news cycle it can be difficult to keep up. We have the solution. Check back on Valley Fever every evening for highlights from each of New Times' blogs. Today's entries: Feathered Bastard: David Irving's Holocaust Denial Wing-Ding YouTubed by Dennis Gilman Up on the Sun: Geek Beat: Screw Love! Q&A with the Star of Paper Heart Q&A: Dare I Ask Son Volt's Jay Farrar About The New Wilco Record? Chow Bella: Chef Talk: Josh Hebert, Posh Meal Ticket Reveals a Late Night Dini

    July 14, 2009
  • Death Cab's Ben Gibbard, Son Volt's Jay Farrar Team Up For Kerouac Project

    ​When Death Cab For Cutie's Ben Gibbard takes up a solo project the results can be stellar -- just look at The Postal Service. So his newest project, a team effort with Son Volt's Jay Farrar (read an extended Q&A with Jay from earlier this summer here), is pretty intriguing. The pair recorded 12 songs for One Fast Move or I'm Gone: Kerouac's Big Sur, writing lyrics based on prose from Jack Kerouac's landmark 1962 novel Big Sur.The record is set for release on October 20, accompanying a fea

    August 13, 2009