Last week, HT faves the Ryan Montbleau Band put out Heavy On The Vine – the group’s Martin Sexton-produced fourth studio album. Glide’s Shane Handler spoke with singer/songwriter Ryan Montbleau
One of the most infamous shows in Wilco history took place on February 15, 1997 at Irving Plaza in New York City. The performance was being filmed for HBO’s long-dormant
There were a number of great musical moments at Phish shows on Sept. 30th including an amazing run of Landlady > Lizards > Tweeprise from Ohio, a psychedelic Mike’s > Keyboard Cavalry from Shoreline and the infamous “Hiatus Forbins” from Vegas. As for the 29th, we had to include audio of the one timer of Aerosmith’s Cryin from The Greek, the DEPIC 2001 from The Pyramid and the Spock’s Brain from Vegas. From everyone at Hidden Track, thanks for all the inspiration you have given us. Have a great day, Red. All setlists provided by Phish.net and all links provided by “The Spreadsheet.”
Monday, 09/30/1991 The Dugout Lounge, Ohio University, Athens, OH
Set 1: Chalk Dust Torture, Foam, Fee, Paul and Silas, Stash, Colonel Forbin’s Ascent > Fly Famous Mockingbird, Sparkle, Take the ‘A’ Train, Llama
Set 2: Possum, Cavern, The Mango Song > Tweezer, My Sweet One, Horn, The Landlady > The Lizards > Tweezer Reprise
Encore: Love You > Hold Your Head Up, Good Times Bad Times
READ ON for setlists and downloads of more shows from Trey’s birthday and musical highlights from various Phish shows on September 29…
Performing together since 2004, Still Time has become a household name on California’s Central Coast. They have shared the stage with acts such as Steel Pulse, Ozomatli, and Ben Harper. With two full-length albums under their belt – Stream of Consciousness (2007) and See America (2009), Still Time falls under the category “groove rock,” and they seek to promote a positive message.
Railroad Earth made its first stop in Wilkes-Barre, PA with Donna the Buffalo, and loaded up with new songs to test upon the crowd. Being a ‘musical guinea pig’ is great – having new material tested on the crowd is always interesting and, when it’s good, it’s great.
Neil Young has just about done everything in his 50 career: country, new-wave, CSNY, Crazy Horse, Pearl Jam, rockabilly, proto-grunge, acoustic folk, rock operas, films, and the list goes on. But it took until 2010 for Young to do something entirely different – record an album without any backing musicians.
We love when a private show becomes open to the public and that’s the case for Alexandra Rosenstein’s 33rd Birthday Party at Sullivan Hall on October 8th. Why is this
Our friend Will McCranie caught a very special Dead Confederate show last night at the Music Hall of Williamsburg and has filed this report… Menacing as ever and wasting no
You wouldn’t think major news about a band’s future would break in a college paper, but that’s exactly what happened today as Vanderbilt’s student paper printed a Q & A
When we last checked in with Ben Kweller, the singer-songwriter had recently released his fourth studio album, the country-tinged Changing Horses. The ATO recording artist, whose next album – Go
