Tim DeLaughter and his robed tribe, the Polyphonic Spree, transformed the Duck Room's basement venue into a multi-colored joy machine last night.

A late start and delays getting into the Luminary Center for the Arts did little to dampen the crowd's spirit. Sharon Van Etten held the crowd rapt with her confessional songwriting and layered harmonies. Co-headliners the War On Drugs, from Philadelphia, started off the night.

The Head and The Heart took the Pageant stage in front of an enthusiastic crowd, filled with fans both young and old.

Delta Spirit played an outstanding set to a full room at Old Rock House Tuesday night. WATERS started the evening off right with a high energy set that quickly won over the St. Louis crowd.

Heartless Bastards and Hacienda returned to St. Louis for a packed show at the Firebird.

The cold rain failed to keep the crowd away from Off Broadway last night.

Alabama Shakes turned out a solid performance on the Old Rock House stage proving that they are worthy of all the year end buzz.

Kathryn Calder made a stop at Cicero's during her 3 week tour promoting her latest album, Bright and Vivid.

Indie rock enthusiasts, supporters, and musicians made their way to Off Broadway Monday night for an evening with Peter Wolf Crier, No Bird Sing and Union Tree Review.

Lucinda Williams could do no wrong last night as she graced the Pageant stage.