Stealing a page straight out of the Live Nation play book, Knitting Factory Entertainment recently announced that they would be extending their brand name to two venues they acquired last
Every blogger and their brother attended Coachella this weekend with the exception of the Hidden Track crew. If you perform a google news search on Coachella you’ll find 2,322,800 entries
On May 20, 2008 the European contingent of Genesis fans will be treated to the World Premiere of the band’s newest concert DVD, When In Rome. Worry not, Ron Burgandy did not title this movie and we assure you it is going to be slamming. Taken from the band’s most recent World Tour, this DVD features the Genesis line up that has been knocking down stadiums since the early ’80s (Daryl Sturemer, Chester Thompson, Phil Collins, Tony Banks, Mike Rutherford).
The DVD also features the production design of the one and only Mark Fisher for Stufish Designs. If you haven’t seen Mark Fisher’s work……you suck at life.
This extravagant bash will be hosted by, get this, Genesis FAN Phil Glenister at The Kensington Odeon, simulcasting the DVD to theaters across Europe and featuring a Q and A with the “Then There Were Three” Mafia (Phil, Tony and Mike, respectively). Talk about having your cake and listening to a ripping Los Endos too. Keep your Phil-Dar locked on Wade’s World for up to the millisecond coverage on “All Things Phil.” READ ON for the full When In Rome tracklist.
Photos by Jeremy Carr of Grace Potter and the Nocturnals, Robert Randolph and the Family Band and Govt. Mule performing at The McDowell Mountain Music Festival April 25th, 2008, Scottsdale, AZ.
The Forecastle Festival is proud to announce the complete <music.art.activism> line-ups for the 7th annual event, July 25th – 27th at the Riverfront Belvedere in Louisville, KY. Complete information can
Ben Folds is hoping to have his next album out in September, but he plans to keep previewing new songs at shows before then, including appearances at the Beale Street
Although most music fans are only familiar with Claude Coleman Jr. as the drummer for Ween. Little do they know that he’s created an intriguing body of work with his soul-rock group Amandla. The band’s sophomore release, The Full Catastrophe, is the result of a four year journey for Coleman following a 2002 horrific car accident that left him having to reacquire his abilities and motor skills to play instruments again.
Moby is a deep artist, but Last Night is a shallow album. This is Moby's tribute to his roots as a New York DJ in the mid- to late-'80s.
