If there was anything that would make us take a road trip out to the Clev this summer it very well may be to check out the Rock And Roll
The weather in March may have come in like a lion and left like a lamb, but both Hidden Track and Runaway Dinosaur kept busy all month long. So let’s
I won’t waste you time with a long intro here, but if you’re a fan of M. Ward and Jim James you’re going to want to watch this video from
The Virgin Mobile Festival tries to recover from poor ticket sales in 2007 by announcing an extremely varied lineup that actually features a couple of bands which aren’t playing every
Oasis are teaming up with Ryan Adams & The Cardinals for a short run of dates later this year. The only US date is the tour opener in Seattle, followed
De Novo Dahl find themselves in the difficult position of following up their amazing Shout EP with a full-length release. Even if they were able to reproduce the exuberance of "Shout" (the best musical expression of joy since U2's "Beautiful Day") over the course of the entire album, I think it may well have killed me (albeit with happiness).
Shotgun Reviews by Eric Saeger – April Flogging Molly, Float (Side One Dummy Records) One notices something a little not-quite-as-cool-as-Dropkick-Murphys about Celtic rock goons Flogging Molly, maybe something a little
Iron & Wine have added a string of dates to their tour of the US and Canada, which will see the jaunt resume momentum in June. The outing will support
Cody Dickinson and Chris Chew of the North Mississippi Allstars form a new side band, the Hill Country Revue. The group also features former Allstars’ member and son of the
As reposted on Neil Young’s website… In 2000, Crazy Horse was in San Francisco, south of Market street, at an old studio called "Toast." Coltrane had recorded there, among many
