The fifth installment of Widespread Panic Archives’ multi-track release series features the group’s entire show from November 20, 2001 at Freedom Hall in Johnson City, TN. WPA #5 is now
After years of negotiations, The Beatles’ studio output is finally available for purchase through Apple’s iTunes store. All 13 studio albums plus the Past Masters compilation as well as the
The Allman Brothers Band are smack dab in the middle of a November tour that is proving the group is in fine form after Gregg Allman’s liver transplant earlier this
SiriusXM satellite radio will celebrate reaching the 20 Million Subscriber mark on December 13th with a special performance from Paul McCartney at the Apollo Theater in Harlem. Tickets will be
HT faves Umphrey’s McGee hit the road hard in 2010 and from the looks of the just announced tour dates for the first few months of 2011, next year will bring more of the same for the Chicago-based sextet.
[Photo by Tammy Wetzel]
Umphrey’s returns to the Northeast starting on January 27th with the tour opener at the House of Blues in Boston. From there, UM heads back to the Best Buy Theatre in New York City on the 28th for the first time since the venue changed names. After hitting Philadelphia, Baltimore and State College, the group makes its way towards the Midwest for February performances in Lexington, KY; Columbus, OH and Detroit. A week of shows in Colorado, Kansas and Nebraska comes next before UM returns to the Southeast in the middle of February.
A pair of the band’s favorite venues, the Barrymore in Madison and First Avenue in Minneapolis, get some love at the beginning of March before Umphrey’s goes out West for a swing down the Pacific Coast that includes stops in Portland, San Francisco and Los Angeles leading up to the tour closer in Phoenix on March 19th.
READ ON for a full list of UM 2011 tour dates…
Last week, mashup DJ master Girl Talk announced a massive tour that will take him from coast to coast over the first three months of 2011. Today, the artist originally
Our pal SGordo pointed us in the direction of an event listing that left our jaw on the floor. NYC’s Le Poisson Rouge will host a concert called What Kind of
The Mike Gordon Band’s tour is in full swing as the group incorporates new covers and originals into the repertoire. At Wednesday night’s gig in Seattle, Cactus and his band
Just months after The Suburbs debuted at #1 on the Billboard charts, the pride of Montreal – Arcade Fire – return to Saturday Night Live this Saturday at 11:30PM ET
Over the past four years, we’ve pointed you in the direction of many live music downloads through our MP3 Boot Camp and Grousing The Aisles columns as well as within our various link dump columns. Many of our readers peruse Hidden Track from work – and lately through mobile devices – and we realize that sometimes downloading live sets isn’t an option. For those situations a stream of these live recordings works much better.
Last week, we kicked off a new series called Irregular Streams in which we highlight a listen-able stream you might not have found on your own. The new column got us thinking about all the sources for live music streams out there and for this week’s B List we’ve prepared a list of our ten favorite sources for these streams. Here’s what we came up with…
10. PanicStream
While there’s no denying that PanicStream.com is focused on the music of Widespread Panic, over the past 12 months or so the amount of shows from other artists that you can stream through the site has grown dramatically. From A Perfect Circle to ZZ Top there are over 100 wide-ranging acts with streams hosted on PanicStream.com. Meanwhile, PS’s live Widespread Panic collection continues to expand and even has some complete years worth of shows available to stream.
Recommended Gems: Beastie Boys – 05/22/1992, Sublime – 10/21/1995, Talking Heads – 08/23/1980 and Widespread Panic – 04/27/1997
READ ON for nine more sites where you can stream live music…
