Don’t Mind Me: McCartney To Play Outside
Sorry for the back and forth on this one, but apparently McCartney WILL be playing on the marquee this afternoon after all. You can see images of the setup for
Sorry for the back and forth on this one, but apparently McCartney WILL be playing on the marquee this afternoon after all. You can see images of the setup for
According to Showbiz411, the New York City Department of Film and Television has declined the application to let Paul McCartney play on the marquee of the Ed Sullivan Theatre this
Last Week’s Sauce is a recurring column featuring recordings of shows that took place the previous week. As I was on vacation last week, this edition covering two weeks of shows. Thanks to crossthreaded for the photo.
Artist & Title: Dead Sessions – Feel Like A Stranger
Date & Venue: 2009-07-03 Club Metronome, Burlington VT
Taper & Show Download: Shiva Ho
Burlington Vermont’s Dead Sessions are a group comprised of members of the Turkey Bouillon Mafia as well as Phish archivist Kevin Shapiro and vocalist Christina Durfee. Dead Sessions next plays live aboard Lake Champlain Cruises on August 7th.
[audio:https://glidemag.wpengine.com/hiddentrack/wp-content/uploads/2009/07/deadsauce.mp3]READ ON for more including tracks from Future Rock and Nate Wilson…
If you’re heading to Camp Bisco VIII this weekend make sure you stop by the HeadCount booth for a chance to win a free spot at the upcoming Caribbean Holidaze
Sir Paul McCartney returns to the Ed Sullivan Theatre in NYC tonight for an appearance on The Late Show with David Letterman. If you don’t have tickets to the taping,
From last night’s Late Show with David Letterman… Wilco & Feist – You & I
Ah, the truth – the hard-to-figure point that lies somewhere between the two sides of a story. Today, we got one side of the story thanks to a detailed explanation from bass player Bryan Dondero about why he left Grace Potter and the Nocturnals four months ago. In a very web 2.0 move, Dondero took Potter to task with a post on his blog.
[Potter and Dondero in happier times]
The bassist is in the middle of a contentious negotiation with the Potter Camp over proceeds from GP&tN’s 2007 release This Is Somewhere and let us know exactly what he’s looking for and what he’s been offered…
My terms remain firm: along with the agreements made on NBTW and the other tracks that I have already signed off on, I am standing behind asking for 10% of This Is Somewhere from release through the life of the copyright. Thus far, you have firstly agreed that 10% was a fair number so long as it does not include the retroactive money (ie. money that was made in the publishing from songs appearing on Grey’s Anatomy, One Tree Hill etc….) and would only be for a 5 year period. Then you agreed to include everything but Apologies. After you finally agreed to include Apologies, and the retroactive money, you decided to increase the amount that I owed the band since my leaving…
Towards the middle of his post Dondero basically transcribes a conversation he had with Potter that led to his departure which shows some diva behavior from both participants…
Grace: I feel like the things you do go against the grain of the rest of us.
Me: Like what? Give me an example.
Grace: This may sound vain, but the things you wear on stage…I think some of the things you do like putting your foot on the monitor or jump on the riser are at really inappropriate moments.
READ ON for more of Bryan’s post on leaving The Nocturnals…
The Rockness Festival, set by the banks of the world famous Loch Ness at the tiny village of Dores, held June 12-14th, 2009.
The Beastie Boys have added a few more shows to their upcoming tour schedule as the band prepares to take its eight studio album out on the road. Kicking off
The Dead Weather are set to perform a set at a ‘pop-up’ record store which will open for two days only this week on the Lower East Side in New