Gov’t Mule Announce Spring Tour 2018
Today, Gov’t Mule have announced their Spring Tour 2018. Comprised of 13 dates, the headline tour kicks off on April 18th in Bethlehem, PA and will take the band to major cities along the east coast before heading south for their always-anticipated show during Jazz Fest at the Saenger Theatre in New Orleans. Pre-sale for […]
Ozzy Osbourne Reveals ‘No More Tours 2’ Farewell Tour
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee and Grammy®-winning singer and songwriter OZZY OSBOURNE earlier today (February 6) revealed details about his forthcoming “NO MORE TOURS 2,” a reference to his 1992 “No More Tours” trek. The announcement by the legendary musical icon about the North American dates–with his longtime collaborators Zakk Wylde (Guitar), Blasko […]
Margo Price and Paul Cauthen Leave Emotive Imprints at Baton Rouge’s Manship Theatre (SHOW REVIEW/PHOTOS)
When I first heard Dolly Parton sing as a little girl, it was a heartbreaking ballad about a dead child. When I first heard Loretta Lynn, she was singing about coal mines and honky tonk angels; Tammy Wynette was lonely in Apartment #9; and Reba McEntire was pining for a straying husband in New England. […]
SONG PREMIERE: Austin Indie Rockers Marmalakes Captivate With Quiet and Loud on “New Sweden”
Marmalakes is the Austin duo of Chase Weinacht (guitarist/writer) and Josh Halpern (drummer/producer), lifelong friends whose spirited intensity leaps from their recordings. Since the band’s beginning, they’ve worked in various projects (Shearwater, Palo Duro, Here Cinema) but always return to write songs together. An affinity for high energy performances and strategic pop nuance has found […]
Phil Lesh and The Terrapin Family Band Celebrate 50th Anniversary of Grateful Dead Crystal Ballroom Shows in Portland (RECAP/PHOTOS)
On Friday and Saturday, February 2nd and 3rd, Phil Lesh and The Terrapin Family Band celebrated the 50th anniversary (down to the very day!) of the Grateful Dead’s historic “Quick and The Dead” shows at Portland, Oregon’s Crystal Ballroom. The 1968 event was a two-night double-bill, featuring the Grateful Dead and The QuickSilver Messenger Service. […]
August Burns Red and Born of Osiris Celebrate Super Bowl Sunday With Victorious Austin Performance (SHOW REVIEW)
To misquote Morrissey, “August spawned a monster.” Metalcore titans August Burns Red teamed up with technical death metallers Born of Osiris for this tour for August Burns Red’s latest record, Phantom Anthem, and they just so happened to land at Emo’s in Austin, Texas, the night of Super Bowl Sunday, February 4. It’s typically not […]
Peelander-Z Announce Straight Up Rock Album ‘Go PZ Go’
Peelander-Z – the Japanese Action Comic Punk Band – will follow-up its 2014 full-length hair metal tribute album Metalander-Z with what can only be referred to as a “back to basics” album from the group. Go PZ Go will be released via Chicken Ranch Records on April 6th. The album will be preceded by several […]
Percy Hill to Perform ‘Color In Bloom’ In Its Entirety at NYC’s Gramercy Theatre
CEG Presents will be presenting the reunion of Percy Hill for their 20th anniversary of their critically acclaimed album, Color In Bloom with a live performance of the album in its entirety, plus other Percy Hill favorites. CEG used to book Percy Hill at various New York City venues more than twenty years ago. Percy Hill will perform at Gramercy Theatre on Saturday, […]
A Perfect Circle Announces New Album ‘Eat the Elephant’ Out 4/20
A Perfect Circle has announced that their fourth full-length studio outing is called Eat the Elephant, and will be released April 20. Eat the Elephant features the previously released tracks “The Doomed” and “Disillusioned,” as well as a new song called “TalkTalk,” which can be heard below… The new album is A Perfect Circle’s last […]
Sasquatch! Music Festival 2018 – Bon Iver, The National, Modest Mouse Lead Indie Filled Lineup
Sasquatch! Music Festival has announced an incredible lineup for the 2018 Memorial Day Weekend celebration May 25 – 27th and its winner with headliners Bon Iver, The National and Modest Mouse, along with a plethora of other link minded indie bands. See the full lineup poster below. With the breathtaking Gorge Amphitheatre overlooking Washington’s Columbia River, festival creator […]