In anticipation of this summer’s Jane’s Addiction and Nine Inch Nails joint amphitheater tour, the two powerhouse alternative rock acts have launched a brand new website to get their fans ready for action. The sightly sparse site, which includes links to all the band’s social networking sub-sites, also features a free six song EP that contains the studio debut of two Jane’s tracks that Nine Inch Nails’ Trent Reznor produced – Whores and Chip Away – both of which originally appeared on their 1987 self-titled live album.
Finally, we don’t often talk about movie trailers around these parts, but there have been two very cool ones that have surfaced over the last couple of days that we wanted to share. The first is for the highly anticipated, Spike Jonze directed adaptation of the classic children’s book Where the Wild Things Are
READ ON to see the trailers for both of these films…
Tickets just went onsale for Phish’s return to Red Rocks through Ticketmaster. How did you do? Let us know by leaving a comment below…
As we mentioned earlier this month, March comes in like a lion and goes out with a slew of festival announcements. Today, the lineup for two festivals – Denver’s Mile
The Avett Brothers – Murder In The City
When I caught The Felice Brothers at Maxwell’s in Hoboken last September a tune called Run Chicken Run immediately caught my ear. The Felice boys mixed tempos really well throughout
The Shins have announced a round of dates that launch laters this spring for a headlining tour that hits both the east and west coasts. Tour Dates May 20092 –
Iggy Pop, the Godfather of Punk, takes on the language of romance and gets “dangerously near jazz” on his new album, Préliminaires, to be released in the U.S. on EMI
The Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival has added over a dozen musical acts and a full comedy program to its 2009 event, rounding out an already stellar lineup. Updates include
It was time, says The Dead’s Bob Weir, to give charitable causes a boost while directing a kick to the hindquarters of ticket scalpers. So he and his bandmates announced
San Francisco was treated to some Canadian delight recently as Vancouver’s Black Mountain came through bringing along Toronto’s own The Sadies. Both bands are throw backs to the classic era of rock, yet they’re also wholly indebted to the contemporary music scene.
