Singer/songwriter Ray LaMontagne told the stories behind nine songs from his vast catalog before a crowd of just 150 fans at Metropolis Studios in NYC on May 12. The rest
Way back in February legendary musician David Crosby told Rolling Stone that Buffalo Springfield would tour this fall and now we have confirmation that the band will indeed tour later
Yesterday word came down that Paul McCartney will perform at Yankee Stadium on Friday, July 15 for what will be his 23rd concert in New York City including his time with The Beatles. For this week’s B List we look back at each of Macca’s 22 performances of at least six songs in NYC.
1. The Beatles @ Carnegie Hall – February 12, 1964
Roll Over Beethoven, From Me to You, I Saw Her Standing There, This Boy, All My Loving, I Wanna Be Your Man, Please Please Me, Till There Was You, She Loves You, I Want to Hold Your Hand, Twist and Shout, Long Tall Sally [Unconfirmed setlist for each of the band’s two shows that night]
READ ON for more on Paul McCartney in New York City…
Over the past few years Umphrey’s McGee has established a tradition of featuring inventive mash-ups within their Halloween shows. Also in that time frame, UM has developed quite a relationship
We fell in love with Greensky Bluegrass back on Jam Cruise 9 thanks to the group’s mix of roots and rock, so we’re excited to see that the band will
Those of us not heading to Manchester this weekend for Bonnaroo X can keep tabs on the action from Manchester thanks to broadcasts from Vevo. The schedule for Vevo’s webcast
You knew the night where Phish dug deep into their songbook was coming and that night was tonight. Phish returned to Darien Lake Performing Arts Center in Darien, NY for their fifth performance at the venue, which sits adjacent to an amusement park, and delivered many tour debuts.
[Photo via Kristy Freeman]
Friend of HT Kristy Freeman has always been a huge fan of Phish’s version of Nellie Kane by Hot Rize and she took matters into her own hands to get the band to play the song. She enlisted the help of about a dozen friends who all held creatively decorated signs with Nellie Kane on them. Kristy’s plan worked as Phish opened with Nellie Kane to her delight. Nellie Kane wasn’t the only relatively rare song on tap for Darien’s first set. Mellow Mood, Buffalo Bill, Undermind, Ride Captain Ride, It’s Ice, Dog Faced Boy and Brian and Robert all saw their first action of 2011 in the 14-song marathon opening stanza.
Since debuting their cover of TV on the Radio’s Golden Age in Albany back in 2009, the song has become a fan-favorite and a highly requested cover in the band’s arsenal. Golden Age returned to a Phish stage last October and once again tonight as the second set opener. Online Phish Tour’s Guy Forget noted Trey Anastasio’s “huge soaring guitar lines” that led into an “oozing gooey funk jam.” However, the Golden Age jam was short lived and went into a Mike’s Groove that contained Fast Enough For You in the middle of Mike’s and Weekpaug for the first time. What’s The Use? marked the 11th and final 2011 debut of the night and was teased later in 2001. Good Times, Bad Times was the encore once again following a closing sequence of Theme From The Bottom, Backwards Down The Number Line, 2001 and Harry Hood.
READ ON for tonight’s setlist and The Skinny…
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Once again Couch Tour goes legit as Phish will broadcast both of their sold-out performances at Alpharetta’s Verizon Wireless Amphitheater in Alpharetta, GA on June 14 and 15. The webcast
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