An interview with JACK CORAY of RUMBLE CLUB By Billy Bad Breaks Billy Bad Breaks. I have seen RUMBLE CLUB more times than I can remember and even now I struggle to define their sound as belonging to one genre or another. A mix of influences can either be great or...

RockabillyBash. How did you discover Rockabilly? Kieron McDonald. My Dad used to listen to a lot of old country hillbilly records like Hank Snow and Hank Williams when I was growing up, and he would let me stay up late on the weekends to listen to his records, (my job was to...

Article is published by Tokyo Rosenthal I don't go out to hear music very often. Either I'm playing somewhere or I just don't have the patience to watch others play. It frustrates me to just watch and listen. I need to play. Even when I listen to the radio or a...

Once a year in summertime Jari Kuivanen from Dixieland in Estonia, organises the Valga Cruising Festival. People from Finland, Estonia and Latvia are bringing their "old" cars in for the Saturday cruise. According to Estonian rockabillies this is the Estonian rockabilly event of the year! This year Jari invited following bands The...

Rockabilly Bash. When did you first realise that such kind of music as rockabilly exists? Jerry Chatabox. When I was 14 years old. I heard Don’t Be Cruel on the radio, and thought it sounded like it was recorded in someone’s bathroom... it had a very raw sound compared to the pop music...

Rockabilly Bash: I have some reasons of interviewing you. First of all you were named the best rockabilly singer in LA, but not everyone seems to know your name. Another big reason is that you are coming to Europe this year for quite a long tour. Those two facts are correct, right? Karling...

Imelda May for those of you who have not heard of her yet is a Dublin born songstress who manages to mix just about every ‘50’s genre into her repertoire from sultry jazz to all out rockabilly, her most recent album Love Tattoo has been a big success over here and following performances on national TV...