For the latest season of VH1 Stoytellers, the music network stayed away from legacy artists, instead focusing their attention of on a slew of contemporary acts. During Ray LaMontagne’s highly
Beautiful Dreamer: Brian Wilson and the Story of SMiLE gives an inside look at the album that drove the former Beach Boy over the edge – SMiLE – and how
Fans of down-tempo piano electronica, trip-hop and dream pop will dig this, and if you want to get hip to an unsigned artist who is about to blow up on the dance scene, then you owe it to yourself to check out Mimi Page’s work.
For the past several months, The Kinks have been in celebratory mode as many of their albums are being re-released in the deluxe format that has been all the rage amongst record companies of late. The latest installment here presents three of the band’s strongest ‘60’s releases into a repackaged format: 1966’s Face to Face, 1967’s Something Else, and 1969’s Arthur.
In the midst of another ground-breaking summer and year which has seen the band bring near capacity crowds to Red Rocks, play to massive crowds at Beale St. Music Fest,
Southhampton, UK trio Band of Skulls are taking some time out from finishing up their second album to play select tour dates in North America. They will be performing new
Seattle’s The Head and the Heart have been on the road since February and clearly have no plans to slow down anytime soon. They’ve recently played shows with Death Cab
Portishead kick off their tour at this year’s All Tomorrow’s Parties presentation, I’ll Be Your Mirror Saturday October 1 & Sunday October 2 taking place in Asbury Park, N.J. Portishead
For only two shows this summer,Weezer and The Flaming Lips are teaming up for a pair of what can only be described as incredibly unique co-headlining sets. WHAT: With their
Cold War Kids have announced fall tour dates for the second leg of their North American headlining tour. Dates start September 6th at the Marquee Theatre and conclude on November
