South Florida jamband The Heavy Pets have recently brought taper extraordinaire Charlie Miller on the road with them to record each show and help with production. The group aims to start selling
We came across a fairly terrible blow-by-blow of last weekend’s Christmas Jam at Mountain Xpress, but there was one redeeming quality – a batch of kickass videos shot by someone who knew what they were doing.
[Photo by Rob Chapman]
Freelance videographer Jesse Hamm has posted five great clips from Saturday’s show that are the jamband equivalent of NBC’s must-see TV.
Let’s start with John Bell tackling Silent Night…
READ ON for incredible Xmas Jam videos featuring Umphrey’s McGee, the Steve Miller Band, Gregg Allman and the Warren Haynes Band…
After nearly two years of unofficial streams from intrepid fans at Phish shows, couch tour has gone legit. Phish has partnered with Nugs Net to offer pay-per-view video broadcasts of
Prince kicked off his long-awaited Welcome 2 America tour last night at the Izod Center in East Rutherford, NJ. The Purple One filled his set with material from throughout his
Brooklyn-based sax wiz Stuart Bogie has a resume most musicians would kill for. The Antibalas musical director has worked with a ridiculous list of musicians spanning nearly every genre, is
Legendary rocker Neil Young performed at the Bell House in Brooklyn last night as part of wife Pegi’s backing band, The Survivors. According to reports on Brooklyn Vegan and Rolling
As we previously reported, the Gorillaz have been celebrating the holidays with an advent calendar on their website, which each day revealing exclusive band-related content. With just ten days to
Beck is producing the new solo album from Sonic Youth‘s Thurston Moore. Moore confirmed the news in an interview with Philadelphia Weekly, in which he also said that the new
Response Records has announced the upcoming release of Apollo, the hugely anticipated new album from Stockholm Syndrome. The album – which follows the band’s 2004 debut, Holy Happy Hour –
The four CDs and one DVD in West Coast Seattle Boy seek to dispel the shadows cast over the late guitarist’s legacy by the spate of questionable releases that flooded the marketplace in the wake of his untimely death in 1970. Containing more than a few extended and/or complete recordings that previously appeared in truncated form, this box set also compiles, in rough chronological order, a plethora of song sketches and unfinished master takes that presents what is perhaps the most accurate portrait to date of Jimi Hendrix’ working methods in the recording studio.
