Last night for the second time in a four month span I had a chance to take in a set from Seattle folk-rockers Fleet Foxes. For only their second visit
NYCTaper continues to amaze by getting high quality recordings out to the masses shortly after the band leaves the stage. Last week, one of NYCTaper’s new correspondents shared a killer
We’re ardent supporters of HeadCount and their fantastic efforts to get people to register to vote and out to the polls this November – no matter whom your supporting. So
The first annual Rothbury Festival has come and gone, and by nearly all accounts it was a complete success. If you weren’t able to make it out to Michigan last
Bad jokes aside, Back Door Slam truly is mature beyond their years (and the name is really a Robert Cray nod). Behind frontman Davy Knowles' volcanic guitar chops, growling vocals, and distinctive blues-rock songwriting, Back Door Slam is living up to all the lofty comparisons. Thus, Glide jumped at the opportunity to chat with Davy K about the band, the hype, and livin' the life.
Delta Spirit's headlining set might have been a bit too much time for these lads to fill as the high points were exhilarating, but a tighter, trimmer set would eliminate the all-too-present downtime.
If you’re a regular HT reader, you’re probably aware that we’re big time RANA fluffers, so we were thrilled to see this news story over at Jambands.com: [Photo via Rana_The_Band’s
As we told you yesterday the Black Crowes recently completed a three-night stand at Philadelphia’s TLA that included rarities, bust outs and most of their greatest hits. We sent Jake
While the Red Sox may have the edge on the Yankees in the standings, NYC has sure been winning out when it comes to free concerts. But don’t count Beantown
The Black Crowes performing at the TLA in Philadelphia, PA on July 1st, 2008.
