After a break of over four years, Jam-pioneers Phish reunited this evening in New York City at the wedding of former road manager Brad Sands. The quartet treated the crowd
MTV has relaunched their high-definition channel as Palladia HD, and they’re celebrating the relaunch with a bevy of new live music specials. Up first is a clip show from July’s
Before we take off for the weekend, we just had to share this amazing clip: [via Dougsplotation]
Following on the heels of Mike Gordon’s Variety Show at Chicago’s Park West, Jim Pollock will be throwing open his doors to host a free art show on Saturday, September
Whenever a big gig comes to Philadelphia you can count on WXPN to let us all join in the fun. WXPN will simulcast this evening’s My Morning Jacket show directly
Traditionally, September has always been a big month for the release of new albums and September 2008 is looking finer than Sarah Palin. For this week’s B List, I’ve put together a list of the nine September releases you’ve gotta hear.
Let’s take a look…
9. Cold War Kids – Loyalty to Loyalty
One of my favorite albums of 2006 was Cowards and Robbers by the unknown at the time Cold War Kids. After seeing them steal the show at MSG last summer, where they opened for Muse, I realized these guys are the real deal: a band that produces amazing albums and bombastic live shows.
The Kids have been touring behind their latest album, Loyalty to Loyalty, and the new songs sound darker and groovier than the previous batch. Loyalty to Loyalty drops on September 23. For a taste of the new album check out the video for Something Is Not Right With Me on the Kids’ homepage.
READ ON for eight more terrific albums coming out this month…
Philadelphia’s Dr. Dog recently visited the Relix office to tape a Cold Turkey podcast on the roof deck, when the fellas became enchanted with the roof’s electrical room/boiler. Dr. Dog
After two successful warmup gigs with Classic TAB, Trey Anastasio is bringing the troop on tour for a quick jaunt through the Northeast. The presale begins Friday, September 5th at 10:00am (Eastern Time) and ends Thursday, September 11th at 5:00pm (Eastern Time) at http://treytickets.rlc.net.
October 16 – Capitol Theatre, Port Chester NY
October 17 – Chevrolet Theatre, Wallingford CT
October 18 – Palace Theatre, Albany NY
October 19 – Higher Ground, S. Burlington VT
October 21 – Lupo’s, Providence RI
October 23 – Orpheum Theater, Boston MA
October 24 – Electric Factory, Philadelphia PA
October 25 – The National, Richmond VA
READ ON for the details via Ernie’s website…
From the day we started this rag back in October 2006, HT Contributor Dr. Neeko has provided us with his wit, wisdom and scorching-hot guitar playing. In a few weeks, Neeko aka Nick will be stepping down from his posts in both Give Us The Money Lebowski and Scarecrow Collection to take a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity in New Zealand. If y’all ask nicely, hopefully Nick will continue to contribute around these parts and check in from time to time on life with the Kiwis.
Before Nick takes off he’ll be performing one more time with his two bands. On September 19 you can catch the final Give Us The Money Lebowski show at Daniel Street Club in Milford, CT. Meanwhile, Scarecrow Collection plays their final show with Nick this Saturday night at Mexicali Live in Teaneck, NJ. Be sure to check out these bands while you still can.
READ ON after the jump for our five favorite Neeko-infused videos…
Once again, Jambands.com’s news page breaks a story of major interest to jamfans. While Phish and The Dead seem to be gearing up for a return next year, Widespread Panic
