While we’ve seen sporadic live dates from Particle over the last few years, 2010 marks an important milestone for the techno-jam-rockers as they are celebrating their tenth anniversary. To commemorate
While the official end of summer isn’t for a few weeks, Labor Day marks it’s “unofficial” ending. For those of us in the real world it just means no more
Hailing from sunny San Diego, CA, Wavves combine lo-fi punk with fuzzed out hazy psychedelic surf rock to create the indie version of Skate Punk. The band, who released their
The Avett Brothers have been on a seemingly non-stop tour ever since releasing the critically acclaimed I And Love And You last September. So it really should come as no
To say it’s been a rather intense summer for Simone Felice may be a bit of an understatement. This past June, The Duke & The King front man underwent emergency
Cornershop sure don’t like to be rushed when it comes to recording albums, taking nearly eight years in between releases and putting out only three records in the last 13
Being in a rock super group isn’t as unique as it once was as the field of competition just got a little more crowded with the recent unveiling of Fistful
As we’ve previously mentioned, next month legendary gospel and soul singer Mavis Staples will release her highly anticipated new album You Are Not Alone, which was produced by Wilco front
While private showcase gigs are usually the kind of thing that are reserved for industry folks, contest winners and a band friends and family, we wanted to point you in
While James Brown may have been the Hardest Working Man In Show Business, The Roots clearly deserve the moniker as the Hardest Working Band. The Philly hip-hop act, who serve
