In the decade since the runaway success of the O Brother, Where Art Thou? soundtrack – which took home the Grammy for Album Of The Year in 2002, and has
We’re still getting out wits back about us after a fantastic weekend down in Atlantic City for Phish. We struggled with our internet connection for the past few days, but
On Friday night, for the first time since March of 2009, the semi-reclusive – though still prolific – Ryan Adams returned to the stage to perform as part of Judd Apatow’s
Philadelphia rockers Dr. Dog, who will release four new songs digitally on November 2, will visit the Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson on Wednesday. The group also kicks off
Day 1 of the Voodoo festival in New Orleans.
Phish covered Little Feat’s 1978 live album Waiting For Columbus in its entirety on Halloween night according to the Phishbill handed out to fans. The double album includes “Time Love
When BB King was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame in 1987, Sting announced that “the thrill has not gone.” And so it is that twenty-three years later, an 85 year old Riley B. King is still touring the country and still thrilling audiences with his songs, his guitar playing and his stories.
Though the landscape of rock music has changed drastically since Helmet’s founding in 1989, Helmet has never worried about what music is popular. With Seeing Eye Dog, Page Hamilton and company offer their most experimental set yet, but it is still undeniably Helmet.
Ladies & Gentlemen … The Rolling Stones is a document of the Mick Taylor-era Stones at their gritty and sweat-soaked finest. If you needed a time capsule item to best explain to future civilizations what rock ‘n’ roll was all about, this movie is it.
