The Baseball Project

The dog days of summer are upon us and with the allure of football coming soon, August is a tricky month for baseball fans who have endured an already long season. But with the pennant race tightening, it's also a reminder that the best baseball to be played is still ahead of us.

Let’s Play Two: The Baseball Project At World Cafe Live, Philadelphia, And The Ridgefield Playhouse, Ridgefield, CT.

It’s springtime, the weather is getting warmer, the beaches are full of northerners seeking sun and The Baseball Project is back in Florida. The band is the ultimate expression of fandom. Formed by Steve Wynn (the Miracle 3, Dream Syndicate) and Scott McCaughey (Young Fresh Fellows, Minus 5) with Linda Pitmon

On a freezing Mardi Gras night at City Winery NYC, Hay was in the middle of a three-night sold-out stand that both repeated the past and reveled in the present.

The start of the Major League Baseball season means the beginning of spring, the crack of the bat, the call of the announcer, and, for the last few seasons at least, time for another tour from The Baseball Project. The band, started by Scott McCaughey (The Minus 5, The Young Fresh Fellows) and Steve

The Baseball Project, one of the best kept secrets in Indie music, came to Santa Barbara to play on a sleepy Sunday night at Velvet Jones nightclub. The band is the brainchild of former R.E.M. guitarist Scott McCaughey, and Steve Wynn, who is most well known as the leader of the 1980s “Paisley Underground” ba

The lineup for this evening featured the usual gunslingers, Scott McCaughey and Steve Wynn, alternating lead guitar and singing duties, while Linda Pitmon held everything together behind the drums.