West Texas troubadour Jimmie Dale Gilmore and Southern California roots-rocker Dave Alvin were born worlds apart. Gilmore in Lubbock, where he co-founded the Flatlanders. He left music to join an ...

Dave Alvin was barely into his 20s when he wrote “American Music,” the roots-rock anthem that serves as his watchword. With the Blasters, the Knitters, and on his own, Alvin surveys the expanse of ...

Jimmie Dale Gilmore and Dave Alvin will appear together tomorrow night at the Arts Campus at Willits with their band, the Guilty Ones. They are touring behind their second album that they have made ...

Hear and see an LA concert featuring the reunited brothers from The Blasters. Phil And Dave Alvin On World Cafe The Blasters with Dave and Phil Alvin were an integral part of the Los Angeles punk ...

There's a soulful, rustic twang to Dave Alvin's voice these days when he sings his rootsy new song "Harlan County Line." Fans of FX's series "Justified" are familiar with the song and might have seen ...

Dave Alvin — the son of an South Bend musician who rode the rails to California during the 1930s Depression era in search of brighter future — returns to his roots Saturday to perform songs spanning ...

When Dave Alvin was 12 or 13, he and his brother Phil would sneak off to The Ash Grove, an L.A. folk/blues club, where they'd watch Big Joe Turner, Lightning Hopkins and T-Bone Walker. Now Alvin is ...