Honestly? I wasn’t intending on reviewing this one... ‘til I heard it! Sophomore slump my sweet a...uhh, Lord. You heard it here first, this recording is going to blow the roof offa Soulive, and the ...

At long last, Soulive have returned. On Friday, the influential and adaptive soul-jazz combo of guitarist Eric Krasno, drummer Alan Evans and keyboardist Neal Evans released “Baby Jupiter,” their ...

In a very real sense, Up Here is the perfectly appropriate way for Soulive to celebrate a decade together. These jazz funkers have restlessly experimented and modified their three-piece approach in ...

VAIL – If Alan Evans had one wish, it would be that people could see the world through his eyes.The Soulive drummer grew up north of Buffalo, N.Y. When his white mother, Roberta, and his black father, ...

BUFFALO, N.Y. -- Jazz group Soulive will perform at the University at Buffalo at 8 p.m. Nov. 12 in the Center for the Arts on the UB North (Amherst) Campus. Media sponsor for the concert is WBFO-FM.

Musician Richard "Groove" Holmes died in 1991. A story in the May 9 Weekend section incorrectly implied otherwise. (Published 5/10/03) "Live is, for us, definitely the best way to go," says Soulive ...

Soulive, Lettuce, Nigel Hall Band and Alecia Chakour all came together for the Royal Family Ball this past Saturday. A number of special guests joined the Royal Family artists at the epic event, which ...

For the soul/funk group Soulive, making a sixth album meant some career firsts. It's the first album Soulive has done with a singer. No Place Like Soul introduces vocalist Toussaint who joins Soulive ...

Take a '70s style organ jazz trio and turn up the funk and soul, and you've got an infectious sound that has audiences grooving all over the country. That's Soulive. The band is comfortable playing in ...

The members of Soulive are good at multitasking. A core trio has anchored the group since it formed in 1999, but the soul-jazz revivalists have always been eager to play musical chairs. After 15 years ...

Until early Saturday morning, Soulive to me was a hard-grooving, funky, jazzy organ trio with a catalog of hip original tunes. And for sure, the band played plenty of its own music at the Hill Holler ...