While some in the audience soaked it up as simple giddy fun, others were clearly annoyed by Jet's lack of showmanship and overall mediocre playing. All classic rock clichés came out, as did a few lighters during “Look What You’ve Done.”
Tool’s sold out performance at the Tweeter Center was an apocalyptic sing-along that had to be seen to be believed. Maynard James Keenan and Co. started off the night’s first act with “Stinkfist,” the opener off 1996's Aenima. Early on, Maynard was lacking the explosion of energy he’s known for, and stood still. In keeping with his reclusive tendencies, as soon as the photographers ceased shooting, Maynard kicked it up a notch and exhibited the fierce stage presence fans were used to expecting from their favorite messianic front-man.
Nils Lofgren, guitarist of Bruce
This Chicago quartet annihilates today
Last fall a group of musicians came together for a benefit for the Rex Foundation. The black tie event held at the concert hall for the New York Society for Ethical Culture featured an artist collective comprised of Grateful Dead members and mercenaries, but was primarily based around the foundation of the Zen Tricksters.
Photos by Buddy Fulginiti of Farm Aid 2006, held September 30, at the Tweeter Center in Camden, NJ. Artists included Willie Nelson, Neil Young, John Mellencamp, Dave Matthews, Gov’t Mule and more.
It’s been seven years and four albums since Dan Messé first heard Sally Ellyson’s voice, as they would soon form the New York based Hem. With an elegant tone and silky vocals, Hem is crafting intimate southern songs that bite.
Although the Silversuns are a work in progress and its hard to define if this sort of
A gorgeous time capsule with a hard beat.
