Archive: 2011

Perpetual Groove’s GA Theatre return featured a batch of cover debuts.

Crowes, Barrs, Garcia/Grisman and more in latest installment of SM’s Acoustic Series.

Our first look/listen at a track from Amy Winehouse’s posthumous release.

Classic concert films a plenty will air on Thanksgiving.

Peter Gabriel is in a class all his own as a musician. He has helped bring countless talented musicians to global attention, all the while also creating powerful music of his own. His latest outing, New Blood, is a re-imagined set of Gabriel’s classics set to a 46-piece orchestra, arranged by John Metcalfe (and, of course, lovely voices on various duets)

Mark Tremonti needs no introduction. His reputation as one of the most respected guitar players of the current century has been solidified by his unique talent, something that he says has taken years to accomplish. He is humble, he is smart, he is genuine. And on a hot and humid Florida morning last month, he called to talk about his past, his present and his future.

Primus will play 2 nights at San Francisco’s Great American Music Hall on December 31st and January 1st. Both New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day will feature 2 sets of Primus. When the Hawaii show was cancelled, Les saw this as an opportunity to keep his Bay Area New Year’s Eve streak alive at […]

 "Portlandia: The Tour" will be visiting U.S. cities this morning This morning’s press release from IFC says it’a a mini-tour, featuring "Portlandia" co-stars and co-creators Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein, which will bring "the romanticized and dreamy rendering of Portland, OR to life for fans across the country." Armisen and Brownstein will perform live music […]

Tons of hi-def footage from Bear Creek has come in and we’ve compiled a list.

More than anything, The Sounds’ sold-out performance at the Black Cat was about energy. In a set tailored for the fans, the buzz and excitement in the audience grew as the band took in the electric atmosphere and played a forceful yet touching concert.