Lunch At Allen's is an extraordinary musical revue by internationally renowned artists, Murray McLauchlan, Cindy Church, Marc Jordan, and Ian Thomas who have collectively come together to perform as a band. It all began as a regular get together at Allen's Pub & restaurant on The Danforth in Toronto with Canadian music icon Murray McLauchlan and old friends Ian Thomas and Marc Jordan. After adding the voice of Cindy Church, a "lunch at Allen's" turned into an outstanding band performing some of Canada's (and the world's) most enjoyed songs from each of these songwriters’ impressive catalogues. The stage show is an intimate and humorous performance by some of Canada's finest individual performers. Read more…

The singer/songwriter Ole Boskov has several west coast music release in his portfolio. In "SoulCowboys" he teams up with guitarist Lars Krarup and bring out an album with the American song roots with many influences from the west coast music. An awesome album with many song highlights. Read more…

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The label Wounded Bird Records has reissued many great west coast music albums. Not they have reissued 7 albums with Paul Davis: "A Little Bit Of Paul Davis", "Cool Night", "Paul Davis (1972)", "Paul Davis (1980)", "Ride´Em Cowboy", "Singer Of Songs - Teller Of Tales", "Southern Tracks And Fantasies". Some of the albums have additional tracks, radio interviews and more. Read more…

The TotoWeb has announced that Steve Lukather will release his next soloalbum "All´s Well That Ends Well" on the label Mascot Records. The release is set to be 11th October 2010. Currently Steve Lukather is touring in Europe with Toto, a special tour to honor their "brother" Mike Porcaro, that has stopped playing on the music scene, due to the ALS disease. Read more…

For the new album "I Like It Better Here - Music From Home", several key figures from the U.S. Westcoast scene in the 70's, join forces to celebrate the joy and magic of home. The songs touches a wide pallet of subjects - From "a sense of home" to "afraid to go home", from "longing for home" to "time to go home", and from "feels like coming home" to "the places the devil calls home". Just like Plato said in 'Allegory of the Cave'; "When the two lovers are finally stripped, even of physical fire, humbling them to the realization that the love that binds them together is not merely romantic - It is elemental and inevitable. It is home." Read more…