Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. "It All Goes Up" by Beth Bombara There is more than one way to read "It All Goes Up," the title of St. Louis singer-songwriter ...

Albums often function a bit like time capsules. They are representative of the life and feelings of artists at a particular moment in time. In the case of St. Louis–based singer-songwriter Beth ...

Later this summer, St. Louis-based singer/songwriter Beth Bombara is set to share her forthcoming fifth full-length record, It All Goes Up. Arriving four years after her 2019 record, Evergreen, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. JENISON — Beth Bombara often feels she has two homes. Raised in Jenison, the Americana-leaning singer-songwriter has resided in St ...

When the pandemic derailed Beth Bombara’s plans to tour, she took that time to concentrate on new music. It was then that she rediscovered a neglected guitar she had stored away, which became ...

Whether it’s the sheer exuberance expressed in “Lonely Walls,” the samba-like “What You Wanna Hear,” the contemplative musings of “Get On,” the folk-like finesse illuminating “Curious and Free,” the ...

Post-Dispatch music critic Kevin C. Johnson chats with St. Louis musician Beth Bombara about her latest project: writing a new song every week for 52 weeks. She will perform some of the new songs as ...

Beth Bombara: When I first heard Yankee Hotel Foxtrot, I had recently moved away from home for the first time in my life. A different state, my first real apartment, and a pair of rose colored glasses ...

There is more than one way to read "It All Goes Up," the title of St. Louis singer-songwriter Beth Bombara's new record. Perhaps the pregnant four-word phrase signifies a sort of collective, rocky ...