January 11, 2012

Jam Cruise Journal: Day Two – At Sea

Scott Bernstein January 11, 2012 4 Comments

Checking in from Day Two of Jam Cruise

Umphrey’s vs. Crew Football Twitter Recap

Andy Kahn January 11, 2012 No Comments

Umphrey’s McGee challenged their crew members to a game of football

Video: Youth Lagoon – July

Ryan Dembinsky January 11, 2012 No Comments

I have to hand it to the Hidden Track team. I feel like we really nailed our goal of conveying the collective voice in this year’s best albums from 2011

Phish MSG Run 2011: From A to Z

Ryan Dembinsky January 11, 2012 5 Comments

Today, we’ll wrap up our exhaustive holiday run coverage with the tradition we started back during the southern run of summer 2010 – the A to Z analysis. In this segment, we evaluate

Run Dan Run: Normal

Shawn Donohue January 11, 2012 No Comments

The trio of Dan McCurry, Nick Jenkins and Ash Hopkins comprise the Charleston, South Carolina group Run Dan Run and their newest album Normal is a slice of danceable white indie rock. Songs run long with hazy/lazy intros each containing a light airy vibe even when the lyrics border on vengeful.

Portlandia: The Tour Adds Third Week of Shows

January 11, 2012 No Comments

Due to an overwhelming response, Fred Armisen (Saturday Night Live) and Carrie Brownstein (Wild Flag, Sleater-Kinney) from IFC’s hit original comedy Portlandia have just added a third week to their

Flying Colors feat: Mike Portnoy – Delivering Debut Album 3/27

January 11, 2012 No Comments

Mascot Label Group has announced a March 27 release date for the debut from Flying Colors (available the day prior overseas) on their Music Theories Label. The formation of the

Staind/Chevelle/Halestorm/Adelitas Way/Black Tide: Mississippi Coast Coliseum, Biloxi, MS, 12/16/11

Leslie Michele Derrough January 11, 2012 No Comments

Five bands, one ticket price: Now that is the way to enjoy a Friday night; especially in today’s messed-up economy. And on this night a quinary of bands from the harder-rocking sector of music came out to play for a house full of fans, young and old. It is always good to see music not having an age limit and I’d like to think when I am 60, bands will still lure me into the bowels of a mosh pit. As Todd Kerns told me last year, "we are just now experiencing our rock & roll idols growing older, and as they age so does the majority of their long-time fans. And those fans are the ones bringing not only their children but their grandchildren to concerts now. With this kind of die-hard loyalty, rock & roll will never die."