Archive: 2010

Genesis fans around the globe were getting extremely excited for the band’s upcoming induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame mainly for the chance to see former lead singer Peter Gabriel with his old mates. Unfortunately, Gabriel has told Rolling Stone that he won’t sing at the ceremony. In fact, Petey Gabes isn’t […]

Fresh off their successful two-night stand at Roseland, moe. has just announced that they will play two sets tomorrow night at Brooklyn Bowl. Doors open at 6 and the show is at 9PM. Tickets will run you $25 and will only be available at the door. We suggest you get there early.

Over the last few years, bands like Animal Collective, MGMT and Amazing Baby have been combing the acid-drenched sounds of the 1960’s San Fran ballroom bands, and those of the LA’s 1980’s Paisley Underground for a new breed of psychedelic music. Among this new crop bands – that seem to attract both hipsters and hippies […]

I guess the members of Phish aren’t into spending too much time off the road these days, as we’ve got a second band member hitting the road this winter. Phish bassist Mike Gordon has just announced an eight show run with his solo band that kicks off on March 5 at the tiny Revolution Hall […]

Last night at the Music Box Theatre in Hollywood, Radiohead threw down a mix of classics and newer songs for devoted – and heavy-pocketed – fans who paid at least $475 per ticket to attend the show. Towards the end of the show, Radiohead frontman Thom Yorke announced that the concert had raised $572,754 for […]

One of the many musical highlights from Friday night’s Hope For Haiti Now telethon was a simply stunning version of Leonard Cohen’s Hallelujah done by Justin Timberlake and his new protege Matt Morris. Despite his calling for a moratorium on new covers of his signature song, we think that even Mr. Cohen would approve of […]

Get your studded gloves out and put your best sneer on for Biography’s profile of Billy Idol on Thursday at 11PM. From the creepy White Wedding video to his motorcycle accident to his cameo in The Wedding Singer, Idol certainly has had a long and unique career and is worthy of closer look. Monday, January 25 […]

Earlier this week, we previewed the kickoff shows for moe.’s 20th Anniversary Tour at Roseland and we’re happy to report the band delivered on both nights. Night one was all about the guests while night two was classic moe. We’ll have Chad Berndston’s review and Jeremy Gordon’s photos soon, but for now here’s the setlists […]

If you've never succumbed to the earthy yet cerebral  music of The Doors, you're not likely to plunk down big bucks for a multi-CD box set, even if you find it  half-price off or more  at your local mega retailer. but if you know someone who got it as a Christmas present, take a listen to any one of the six CDs and see if the performance doesn't radically alter your perception and pre-conception of Jim Morrison and company.

Plagued by poor management and bad record labels throughout their career, Anvil has had a long journey, but the best is only starting to unravel.  In 2008, Sasha Gervasi, an ex-road crew member released an award winning documentary about the band and its revival called, Anvil!  The Story of Anvil.  With the huge success of the film over the past few years, Anvil has launched itself right up to the summit, even earning them a spot to open for AC/DC.  Dedication to the dream of becoming a rock star that was instilled at a young age has never withered in the mind of Lips.  This past Tuesday, on the first night of the tour, Glide got a chance to catch up with Lips before the show.