You’ve got me down on the floor,” coos Grace Potter on “Paris (Ooh La La),” the sultry opening track on her self-titled third album with the Nocturnals. And just as she’s revealed more leg and less Hammond B-3 with each album, Potter has also courageously taken those bold steps to mingle her sexuality with her soulful pipes.
Experimental indie-pop group SCHOOL OF SEVEN BELLS will embark on a headlining North American tour this fall. Beginning on September 9th in Brooklyn, NY, the tour sees the band traveling
For nine years now, summer time in the Pacific Northwest has been graced with the musical bounty that is Yonder Mountain String Band’s annual Northwest String Summit. Not only has this festival brought some of the most influential bluegrass pickers of both national and international fame together in Oregon, but this conflux of incredible talent has continued to grace the northwest at one of the most intimate and beautiful venues in the nation, Horning's Hideout. Glide had a chance to talk to Jeff Austin about String Summit's of past and present.
SCI Ticketing has SOLD OUT of its allotment of tickets for Hampton Coliseum on October 29 and 30. But if you haven’t bought your tickets yet, tickets for SCI’sHulaween weekend
Camp Bisco has officially released the Camp Bisco 9 daily artist lineup, which is available online at www.campbisco.net. The 50+ performer lineup at the multi-stage camping festival includes: The Disco Biscuits;
Guided By Voices, is reuniting its "classic ’93 – ’96 lineup" for Matador Records’ 21st birthday party in Las Vegas, NV. According to Billboard sources, additional dates in other cities
Neil Young has announced that the third U.S. leg of his Twisted Road solo tour will concentrate on areas of the country affected by the BP oil spill. The only
Fresh off the release of their bold and exhilarating new album, Future Breeds (Dangerbird), and month-long residencies in New York and Los Angeles, Hot Hot Heat are getting ready to
It’s summer, so you might guess that Sunshine Collective should have something good for your ears. And yeah, it’s true, their first album, Wanna Play?, is all you need for a sunny day.
Jukebox Tour #2 continued in Canandaigua, NY this evening, where Phish debuted a cover of The Beatles’ I Am The Walrus. The quartet usually performs at Darien when visiting Western
