Vermont songwriter Joe Adler, along with a who’s who of the Burlington, VT underground indie folk scene, is recording his debut studio album titled Many Things & Many Scenes. Adler
In The Red is proud to announce the re-release of the self-titled album by Ty Segall’s Traditional Fools. The Traditional Fools were a garage-punk-thrash-surf trio consisting of Ty, Andrew Luttrell
Ravi Shankar, the master sitar player who earned three Grammys and left an indelible mark on generations of pop influencers including the Beatles, died on Tuesday at a hospital near
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame has officially announced next year’s inductees: Rush, Public Enemy, Heart, Randy Newman, Donna Summer and Albert King will all join the class of
The set list for the upcoming Yes tour will certainly delight fans. The progressive rock band will play three albums from start-to-finish each evening – “The Yes Album,” “Close To
The annual festival in Asheville, N.C., honoring the legacy of synthesizer pioneer Dr. Bob Moog has a new name and quite possibly a new time period with Moogfest becoming the
Hot off the heels of an epic 5-month tour, Papadosio will kick off the New Year with a slew of performances booked for their 2013 Future Forest Tour. Set to
As reported by Paste Magazine, Arcade Fire and former LCD Soundsystem frontman James Murphy have been in the studio together working on the Grammy-winners’ forthcoming album. Arcade Fire Facebook fan
If you missed Django Django’s fall tour of select U.S. markets you just might find the British band playing your town in March. Touring in support of their self-titled debut
After playing four sold-out, year-end shows with Phish at New York City’s Madison Square Garden, Trey Anastasio will embark on a tour of intimate venues with Trey Anastasio Band (TAB),
