Farm Aid board members John Mellencamp, Neil Young, Dave Matthews and Willie Nelson will bring the organization’s annual benefit concert to Kansas City’s new LIVESTRONG Sporting Park on August 13.
Last August Warner Bros. Records released a press statement saying that Van Halen would record a new album and tour in 2011. Yet since that announcement we haven’t heard much
My Morning Jacket has just announced a new batch of tour dates in support of Circuital that includes stops at Merriweather Post Pavilion on August 12, the Bank of America
Music fans will join the locals and those who “summer” in the Hamptons this August when two new festivals debut a week and a few towns apart. The Music To
Phish has just announced a three-night run at Dick’s Sporting Goods Park in Commerce City, CO to take place over Labor Day Weekend – September 2 – 4. The shows
As we look forward to festival season, one of the pleasant surprises will surely be the return of the complete original lineup of Bela Fleck and the Flecktones. The band
The jam scene’s first reality show/talk show, Jeff Waful + 1, debuted last night when an introduction and the first part of a four-part episode went live on Relix.com. Jeff
Noted for their reggae twists on classic albums like Dark Side of the Moon and Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band, the Easy Star All-Stars have released their first LP of original material, First Light. The 14-track effort not only marks a departure from their themed cover albums, but it also treads loosely into some soul territory.
Just two months past their 12th anniversary, Soulive continues to evolve within the trio configuration it seems that each couple years brings a new feel and invigorated sound.
Direct is exactly what you get when listening to Obits’ second studio release Moody, Standard and Poor. There’s no questioning the foursome’s lean edged gritty basement party-with a flickering light type of sound, except possibly the title of the album.
