December 19, 2011

Review: Mickey Hart Band @ Lincoln Hall

Hidden Track Staff December 19, 2011 No Comments

Thoughts and photos from the Mickey Hart Band’s tour-closer.

Stormy Mondays: 20 Years of Medeski, Martin & Wood

Dan Alford December 19, 2011 No Comments

Finish celebrating 20 years of MMW with an improv set.

Writer’s Workshop: Mr. Miner (a.k.a. Dave Calarco)

Ryan Dembinsky December 19, 2011 2 Comments

Dave Calarco, a.k.a. Mr. Miner, talks to us about his new book.

Pullin’ ‘Tubes: Lana Del Rey Is Born To Die

Jeffrey Greenblatt December 19, 2011 No Comments

Lana Del Rey is poised to become the first break-out star of 2012.

More Acts Added to Carnegie Stones Tribute: TV On The Radio, Jackie Greene, Peaches, Taj Mahal, Marc Cohn

Scott Bernstein December 19, 2011 No Comments

A new batch of artists have been added to the Hot Rocks lineup.

Televised Tune: On the Tube This Week

Luke Sacks December 19, 2011 No Comments

Comedian Donald Glover, who plays Troy on the recently yanked-from-the-midseason-lineup NBC comedy Community, brings his alter-ego Childish Gambino to David Letterman on Thursday night. Monday, December 19 [All Times ET]

Video: Arcade Fire – Sprawl II (Mountains Beyond Mountains)

Jeffrey Greenblatt December 19, 2011 No Comments

Arcade Fire puts out a video for the Suburbs track Sprawl II.

Wilco @ Lincoln Hall: Setlist and Recap

Jimmy Coulas December 19, 2011 3 Comments

Wilco’s Chicago finale featured b-sides and rarities a plenty.

Ewan Currie of The Sheepdogs (INTERVIEW)

Leslie Michele Derrough December 19, 2011 No Comments

Ewan Currie is a very down-to-earth young man. Even though his band made the cover of Rolling Stone as winners of a recent contest, he appears to be unfazed by all of the hullabaloo. He is soft-spoken, witty and devoted to the band he has called home since 2005: The Sheepdogs, a Canadian rock and roll band with deep 70’s southern roots.

Thirty Years On, The Indigo Girls Continue To Grow With Beauty Queen Sister

Peter Zimmerman December 19, 2011 No Comments

Glide Magazine had the pleasure of speaking with Amy Ray about the writing and recording of the newest album, as well as her feelings about the role of activism in their work, her relationship with Emily Saliers as songwriters, what it’s like to balance her Indigo Girls and solo work and why she doesn’t play “Blood and Fire” anymore.