Ingrid Michaelson News

Indie songstress Ingrid Michaelson took a cue from the "Evolution of Beauty" clips in her latest music video for "Blood Brothers". The song's message of "we're all the same on the inside" stands pretty strongly on its own, but the music video compliments it perfectly.

In the songA "Blood Brothers," from her most recent album, Human Again , Ingrid Michaelson sings about the deep-rooted connections between people: "We're all the same under a different name/We're all blood, we're all blood, blood brothers." It's only appropriate, then, that the video for the song features her getting under the skin of some of her ... (more)

A year or so ago, Greg Laswell found himself dealing with a case of writer's block that was stubborn, but not quite debilitating.

VIENNA, Va., May 16, 2012 - There are a lot of reasons to enjoy the work of singer/songwriters. The mellow vibe they often create sits well with people who don't necessarily feel the need to get riled up and simply want to relax.

Bess Rogers opens for Ingrid Michaelson at Terminal 5 in Manhattan tomorrow night.

When Ingrid Michaelson was road-testing songs that eventually went on her recently released album "Human Again," she was a bit torn.

Whether you prefer bluegrass, rock, or soul... Music City has a little of everything to offer during the week ahead: Monday, May 7 -Ingrid Michaelson with opener Scars on 45 at Cannery Ballroom, 7:30pm - $20 in advance or $22 day of show Raised in Cleveland, Ohio, Angie is a self-described entertainment junkie.

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This week starts off with two fantastic local showcases. The Good Music Club hosts their fourth taping at the ND with The Sour Notes, Lonesome Heroes, Frank Smith, The Dalles.