On August 24 the band with easily the hardest name to Google – !!! (usually pronounced as Chk Chk Chk) – will release their fourth studio album, Strange Weather Isn’t
90 degree weather and high humidity didn’t stop DEVO fans from attending the band's very first performance at the Minnesota ZOO. Parents brought their kids and young adults brought their grandparents. And power domes dominated the crowd.
There is a warmth in Jacky Terrasson's piano playing on Push not unlike that which pervades his previous work. But in combination with the playful charm he exudes throughout this disc, along with the simpatico relationship evident with his accompanists, the sensation runs deeper than in the past.
After having played two smokin’ sets at Bonnaroo for their record-breaking sixth appearance. Glide recently caught up with Umphrey’s singer-guitarist Brendan Bayliss right before he and Jeff Austin (band mate in side project 30db) had the honor of singing the National Anthem at Wrigley Field.
After monumental sets at both this year’s Coachella and Bonnaroo festivals, Melbourne’s finest export, The Temper Trap, will return to the States to play Lollapalooza and Outside Lands festivals along
As reported in Rollingstone – Wilco have become the latest band to ditch a major label to explore their own independent options: A rep for Jeff Tweedy and Co. has
HT alumnus Rudi Greenberg wrote a preview of a Nels Cline Singers concert in Washington, D.C. for the local express night out website that featured an interview with guitarist Nels
We’re less than two weeks away from what looks to be the biggest and best Camp Bisco yet, as Camp Bisco 9 runs from July 15 – 17 at Indian
Our pal Parker Harrington – aka @TMWSIY – put together a wide-ranging survey about Phish Summer Tour 2010 and received nearly 1,000 responses. Parker has kindly permitted us to share the results with our readers…
Thanks for sharing your thoughts and voting! Tried to reach out to a varied cross-section of the fan base through Twitter, YEMBlog, PT, PhishPosters, What.CD, and many other message boards and fan groups. This should be a pretty good snap shot of what the fans think.
Killing in the Name takes this one hands down. Was this partly due to the ‘recency’ effect or getting sandwiched in an epic Harpua? The Rover and I am the Walrus, of course, made strong showings as well. My pick would be Free Man in Paris. While I didn’t really know it before, I loved it. Poor little Lit ‘O Bit with only seven votes. Likewise, note the lukewarm reaction to Waits’ Cold Water. It will be interesting to see which, if any of these, make a return visit in the future.
READ ON for the rest of the results from the Summer Tour survey…
Umphrey’s McGee’s download portal, UMLive.net, has been completely revamped and the new iteration of the site launched this afternoon. Now, you can search by song, read band member’s comments on
