Michael Pietsch, Publisher of Little, Brown and Company, announced today that rock legend Bob Mould, founder of the pioneering American punk band Hüsker Dü, will write his memoir for publication
Riding high on their overseas success touring with Cut Copy in Australia and a slew of European festivals, The Juan MacLean are touring through September. The previous tour was in
4 is the brilliant new studio album from Sweden’s Dungen. Lead by frontman Gustav Ejstes, 4 focuses on the extremes of Dungen’s sound separated into two entities. Blazing, raw guitar
This is not the Elvis that made young girls scream (although he surely made plenty of middle-aged women scream), but it's a farther cry from the Elvis that died with so much bacon fat and prescription drugs in his system that he couldn't even sustain a bowel movement. In 1968, even if only briefly, he was the King.
Fifteen years ago, when Phish completed their three-night stand at the Roxy in Atlanta the shows were instantly thrust into the limelight as among the greatest evs. Apparently the band
Armed with a slick persona, creative song writing and an innate ability to capture ears and audiences, the Grammy winning, multi-platinum artist has sold millions of records without selling out and on his upcoming release Love, War, and the Ghost of Whitey Ford (September 23 Sony/ATV Music) Everlast takes listeners on yet another musical journey.
Fifteen years ago, when Phish completed their three-night stand at the Roxy in Atlanta the shows were instantly thrust into the limelight as among the greatest evs. Apparently the band
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When it comes to the venue, clearly “Brad Sands’ Wedding” is not a common choice. But the four members certainly owed it to their longtime man-behind-the-scenes to reunite for a few jams on his special day.
For those of us that were left off the guest lists, here’s a list of five venues (and one bonus) Phish should hit on its inevitable Reunion Tour…
1. Madison Square Garden, New York, NY
The world’s most famous arena has seen it all. From the Rangers winning the Stanley Cup after an eternity of heartbreak to legendary boxing matches when boxing mattered to the Knicks actually being a decent team that you could root for without feeling dirty. But as someone who grew up in the NYC area and has been to the Garden countless times for major events, I can tell you that there was no feeling like walking around and into that place on the night of a Phish show. The random slow-build of cheers that seemed to start hours before lights out could be heard up and down 7th and 8th Avenue.
READ ON for more venues where we’d like to see post-Breakup Phish…
Technically, as Scotty pointed out to me the other day, today’s band isn’t quite in the Jamband Graveyard. But when the band in question has only played a handful of
