The Allman Brothers Band announced today that they are postponing their annual run of 15 shows at New York City’s Beacon Theatre set for May 5-24, with rescheduled dates TBA.
Axl Rose entered the studio to record Chinese Democracy in 1994, and fourteen years later we don’t even have a release date. It turns out the good people at Dr.
One of the few disappointments during my trip to Langerado was that I didn’t run into Mike Greenhaus and Benjy Eisen. It turns out were busy recording the latest batch
Photos by Kenny Pusey of Trace Adkins at the Wicomico Civic Center in Salisbury, MD on 3/13/08.
The 2nd Annual Asheville Music Jamboree [AmJam] will proudly return to Deerfields this coming Memorial Day Weekend, May 23-25, 2008. With a line-up ranging from National touring heavy-hitters, Gov’t Mule
The Disco Biscuits have confirmed the list of performers slated for Camp Bisco VII, the seventh annual three-day music and arts festival in Mariaville, New York this July 17-19, 2008.
Steely Dan will return to the road this summer for a run of headlining dates as well as a pair of Canadian jazz festivals. The veteran jazz-pop group’s outing will
Trashing garage rock, Nashville’s Be Your Own Pet packs a punch that seems to thumb its nose at every other garage rock band in music today with Get Awkward.
The Allman Brothers Band has postponed its annual run of 15 shows at New York City’s Beacon Theatre May 5-24, with rescheduled dates to be announced. The band announced that
Saying there are an abundance of music festivals these days is like saying Britney Spears kind of lost it for a while there…it’s a major understatement.
It seems like every day there is a new festival with a new name and a new promoter in a different part of the world. The annual staples – Bonnaroo, Austin City Limits, New Orleans’ JazzFest, Lollapalooza – are being challenged by newer festivals with slick names that can draw big name acts to sites near major cities making travel in and out easier than ever. Nothing ruins a festival experience faster than poor organization in terms of getting fans in and out.
It used to be one or two musical festivals a year would dot the landscape of the concert scene. But this year, it’s looked more like an urban jungle with festivals popping up everywhere. This isn’t a bad thing as more festivals means more chances for fans to see more music they probably wouldn’t pay to see on its own. At a festival, you can check out multiple bands throughout any given day and skip the bands you don’t want to see. Read on for more…
