Just when you thought you had seen every picture ever snapped of The Rolling Stones and The Beatles, along comes the Bob Bonis Archive. Bob who? Classic rock historians probably
The folks who put on the All Good Music Festival have come up with a way to eliminate one of the things that sucks the most about music festivals. The
Cypress Hill is finishing its first studio album in five years and planning a fall release on Suburban Noize Records, according to the group’s B-Real. "We’re mixing right now," B-Real,
It’s a tribute to U2’s bond as a band that they manage to sidestep their celebrity status and non-musical public persona, at least when they’re in the studio. On the child-like balladry of “White As Snow,” and virtually all the rest of No Line on the Horizon, these four Irishmen sound as human as the rest of us.
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In a recent interview with Hidden Track, Allman Brothers Band founding member and drummer Butch Trucks touched on a number of topics, including such hot potatoes over whether this is the start of an Allman Brothers Band scale-back (yes and no), some hints on what’s to come at the Beacon, and of course, Moogis – a brand new piece of the Beacon experience that will bring streaming, near-high-definition video to Web subscribers to capture each night of the run live.
The 2009 Pitchfork Music Festival will be held in Chicago’s Union Park Friday, July 17-Sunday, July 19. This year marks the fourth anniversary of the festival – and the fifth
