"BACK FOR BLACK" feature in The Daily Herald
Black Wednesday "Homegrown Encore" Concert 
by Brian Shamie November 18th 2016 ​
Cover feature in The Daily Herald
4th Annual Homegrown Arts and Music Festival 2016
by Brian Shamie August 5th 2016
Feature story in Naperville Sun: Chicago Tribune
4th Annual Homegrown Arts and Music Festival
by Annie Alleman August 5th 2016
Review of Aaron Williams Band's House of Blues Concert and Exclusive Interview
by Kathleen Leiffers
Plug in Daily Herald
House of Blues and Mind Over Mindy screening
by Brian Shamie
"Glen Ellyn's Aaron Williams is one of the busiest guys on the local music scene."  
​- The Daily Herald Friday April 29th 2016
Three plugs from the Daily Journal in Kankakee IL covering behind the scenes at the Music Video shoot for "Oh Mindy" back in February  2016.
CHICAGO’S AARON WILLIAMS BAND CONTRIBUTE TO MOVIE SOUNDTRACK; HEADLINE METRO NEXT MONTH
October 24, 2015
Cover feature in The Daily Herald
3rd annual Homegrown Arts and Music Festival 2015
by Brian Shamie July 19th 2015
Relix Magazine Sept/Oct CD Sampler 2010  
Aaron Williams Band:  The Everwinding Road featuring Allie Kral
Demo Magazine Winter / Spring 2010
"Poppy and punchy, Williams was made for Modern Rock Radio"
Aaron Williams Band The Everwinding Road

Columbia Connection: Aaron Williams (lead vocals, guitars) earned a B.A. in sound engineering in 2005; Zachary LaMotte (keys) earned a B.A. in music business management in 2003. The sound: Modern rock

The Word: Taking cues from ’90s bands like Blues Traveler, Black Crows, and early Dave Matthews Band, Aaron Williams Band relies on much of what made these bands so successful: simplicity, rock-infused dynamics, and a flare for Phish-like jam. Yet The Everwinding Road is less a generic rock album and more a modern rock/western hybrid (think less “hee-yaw” and more Brad Paisley), with its uplifting lyrics, clean sound, and occasional southern twang. Poppy and punchy, Williams was made for modern rock radio.
The Daily Herald
Saturday November 30th 1996
The Wooz was my first band and we formed when I was only a Junior in in High School.  We recorded our first EP and held two release shows.  We handed out 50 copies of five songs dubbed onto cassette tapes. One of those shows was held at the Lombard Park District and the Daily Herald showed up to cover the event.  There wasn't social media or smart phones to aid in promoting back then, just the old fashioned way- with fliers, posters, and word of mouth.   Through the grapevine the Herald showed up to provide my first quote in any media outlet and gave The Wooz some great momentum to kickstart a five year span.  "The main thing is to have fun and make good music."  Not too bad for first words in the media. 
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