We’ve talked about our gripes with New York City’s Terminal 5 a bunch on this blog, so it’s extremely surprising to see that the venue ranked #3 in Pollstar’s list
Over the last 12 months since I started this column, I’ve met many incredible God Street Wine fans who want the band to come back just as much as I
There’s been so many fake Bonnaroo lineups circulating over the past few weeks that it’s become difficult to figure out who you should believe. For instance, late last night the
Another day, another reunion video around these parts as RAQ has just revealed via video that the power-jam quartet will be returning on April 30 for a show at the
In an effort to focus our attention on something besides Phish for a change, we’ve decided at HT headquarters to (hopefully) drum up some good chatter about the final season
2010 has some great albums on the way, and some are already here. Charlie Hunter released his most recent effort on January 12th, the Disco Biscuits supposedly have their first studio effort in eight years coming in March and Drive-By Truckers also release a new disc that month. Check this piece to see what these bands and others were up to on the road last week.
[Thanks to sonicsound for this week’s photo]
Artist & Title: The Brew – Chance Reaching
Date & Venue: 2010-01-29 House Of Blues, Boston MA
Taper & Show Download: Ted Gakidis
HT contributor Wade Wilby headed out to the House Of Blues last week, and as I always do, I followed his thoughts on Twitter. Since he’s not the easiest person to impress, I took note of the comment that, “At moe. HOB. The Brew is ferocious. See this band asap”. The track I have selected is from the band’s 2008 release Back to the Woods. The band also opened their set with the theme music from Back To The Future, which is just awesome. The Brew play tonight with Particle at The Jewish Mother in Virginia Beach.
[audio:https://glidemag.wpengine.com/hiddentrack/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/brewsauce.mp3]READ ON to stream the rest of this week’s selections…
After nearly seven years as a band – and more than 500 shows – U-Melt will make their first trip to the West Coast in April as part of an extensive Spring Tour. The tour, which is the second leg of the Perfect World Album Release Tour, begins on March 24th at the Pour House Music Hall in Raleigh, NC and continues with a few shows in the South before the quartet heads out to the West Coast for shows in Tucson (3/31); Mesa (4/1); San Diego (4/2); L.A. (4/3), San Francisco (4/4) and Lake Tahoe (4/5) after which U-Melt returns to Colorado for five shows in The Centennial State.
As you may recall, the NYC-based untz-jammers have just made a lineup switch with original guitarist Rob Salzer leaving the band for “medical issues.” Old friend Kevin Griffin has joined the band and makes his official debut on February 12, when the band kicks off the first leg of the tour which includes an album release party at the Bowery Ballroom on February 20.
The quartet has spent the last few weeks rehearsing with Griffin and will continue their rehearsals this weekend. You can follow the action through the band’s Twitter feed which will provide commentary and photos from the sessions. READ ON for the full list of U-Melt tour dates…
British folk-rocker duo Slow Club’s debut album Yeah, So finally gets a proper North American release on March 30 via Moshi Moshi records. The group has earned critical and commercial
If you search YouTube for “Widespread Panic” you’ll pull up over 2,000 results. There’s video from every era of the band’s career on the site and the quality ranges from
RJD2 performing at The Orange Peel in Asheville, NC on January 20th, 2010.
