Calexico‘s Joey Burns and John Convertino return on April 8th with their luminous 10th studio album, El Mirador; a hopeful, kaleidoscopic beacon of rock, bluesy ruminations and Latin American sounds. Convening at
Moon the Loon is finally getting his big-screen debut 44-years after his death from an accidental overdose. The long-rumored-and-awaited Keith Moon biopic is set to begin shooting in Britain this
A message posted to Black Country, New Road’s Twitter feed by singer/guitarist Isaac Wood says he is stepping away from the band, and the group announced it has canceled all upcoming shows,
“Godmother to “WAP”” (CBC), feminist icon and pop provocateur Peaches’ announces The Teaches of Peaches Anniversary Tour, kicking off in Seattle, Washington on May 16. A celebration of the 20th
The Black Keys have officially announced their 32-date “Dropout Boogie” North American Tour. The tour begins July 9 in Las Vegas with special guests Band Of Horses. Ceramic Animal, Early
John Mancini started writing songs while working as a house painter in Crested Butte, Colorado, and began performing regularly when he moved to Southern Mississippi in 2004. Returning to his hometown
The High Water Marks formed in 2003 when Hilarie Sidney and Per Ole Bratset met after an Apples in Stereo show in Oslo, Norway. The band recently followed up 13
Budding or experienced guitar players out there, or really musicians who play any instrument, who have always wanted to take private lessons with Phish’s Trey Anastasio now have access to
The Mighty Mighty BossToneS, the beloved ska progenitors who formed in Boston 39 years ago and brought the ska-core subgenre into the mainstream, announced they are calling it quits. A statement on
On the first single from FREAKONS, “Blackleg Miner”, (listen below) Sally Timms doles out some rough justice. Taken from their forthcoming self-titled album, FREAKONS track a seam of gorgeous shiny
