2010

Disco Biscuits: Theater of Living Arts, Philadelphia, PA 3/15/10

Nick Gunther March 19, 2010 No Comments

Caught between a trance-fusion odyssey and a spectacular nonstop jam, the Disco Biscuits showed their endurance on the first of two intimate shows at the Theatre of Living Arts in Philadelphia on Monday night. On the eve of the release of their much anticipated fifth studio release, Planet Anthem, the Biscuits served friends and loyal fans a three hour plus kickoff celebration to an extensive tour.

Linfinity: Mercury Lounge 3/11/10

Shawn Donohue March 19, 2010 No Comments

Linfinity is happy to be floating along with light jam-band tinged vibes or changing strides with indie precision- in either spectrum the band’s tone is solid. Specifically engaging was the string usage (violin, acoustic and electric guitars) transforming from mellow to dissident measure to measure if need be. The announced new song called “Miles” illustrated this with a percussive bump and cymbals crashing build.

Allmans @ United Palace – Night Six: Setlist

Scott Bernstein March 18, 2010 No Comments

The Allman Brothers Band returned to the United Palace tonight for the sixth show on their eight-show March Madness run in New York City. Once again, the band invited some

UM @ Red Rocks & 30db News

Scott Bernstein March 18, 2010 4 Comments

We figured we’d kill two Umphrey’s McGee-related birds with one stone as the band has just announced their first headlining gig at Red Rocks while details of UM guitarist Brendan

Boot Camp: BARN Series of Recordings

Scott Bernstein March 18, 2010 No Comments

As I mentioned when we shared a Grousing The Aisles feature about GSW, there’s another righteous gentleman living in New York City with the same name as me and quite

Reminder: Sweet 16 Voting Ends Tonight

Scott Bernstein March 18, 2010 No Comments

Just a reminder that voting for our Cover Wars March Madness – Round of 16 ends this evening at 11:59PM EDT. We’ve got a few close contests, so be sure

Video: Spinal Tap – Big Bottom (Unplugged)

Scott Bernstein March 18, 2010 No Comments

You wouldn’t peg Spinal Tap’s Big Bottom as a song that would sound great done acoustically, but this video – filmed during the group’s Unwigged and Unplugged tour – shows

Bloggy Goodness: Bowery In Beantown

Jeffrey Greenblatt March 18, 2010 1 Comment

The fine folks at Bowery Presents have been a staple of NYC’s live music scene booking shows around town since the mid ’90s. The concert promoters, who own and book

Passion Pit Reissuing Debut Album, Extend Tour Dates

March 18, 2010 No Comments

Though their debut album Manners was released less than a year ago, Passion Pit are treating their fans to a deluxe reissue, out April 13 via Frenchkiss/Columbia. The reissue will

Metallica Working On 10 City “Wall” Rivaling Tour

March 18, 2010 No Comments

Metallica are planning a tour in 2011 which their manager claims will rival Pink Floyd‘s 1980-1981 ‘The Wall’ tour, it has been revealed. Manager Peter Mensch revealed that the band

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