Coldplay, Tom Petty, NIN Headlining First-Ever Pemberton Festival
Live Nation, the world’s largest live music company, and Good Boy Productions announced today the line-up for the first-ever Pemberton Festival, to be held July 25, 26 & 27 in
Live Nation, the world’s largest live music company, and Good Boy Productions announced today the line-up for the first-ever Pemberton Festival, to be held July 25, 26 & 27 in
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While I’m more than 99% certain that by 2011 most if not all music/entertainment blogs and music/entertainment sites will all be talking about their “10 Best Bands of the Last Decade” I figured I would prematurely make a list of who I think are the Best Modern Rock bands of the decade so far. These are the bands I think people will still be talking about in years to come. Let the list begin.
10. Vampire Weekend: the Swift and Steady
There’s no need to reiterate what VW sound like or remind people of (by the way, it’s Paul Simon’s Graceland/Rhythm of the Saints mixed with a little bit of Talking Heads – or vice versa) because they have rode & conquered the buzz of the blog airwaves faster then the speed of light and now–if they want–they can have it all. For fuck’s sake , they have already been featured on the cover Spin and have played Saturday Night Live which means nothing to the people (people who discover music through blogs or word of mouth or randomly perusing Myspace/iLike/Last FM) above Spin/SNL but to the masses this means everything. Two years ago (2006) no one heard of this band. Why? Because they didn’t exist. And if you haven’t heard of them yet, then it’s quite possible you don’t exist.
Read on for the top nine modern rock bands of the ’00s…