April 17, 2012

Technology Tuesday: This Is My Jam

Parker Harrington April 17, 2012 1 Comment

“This Is My Jam” is a dead-simple and easy way to share one song that you currently have in your heavy rotation with the world.

Catskill Chill 2012: YMSB, Lotus, Conspirator, Soulive

Scott Bernstein April 17, 2012 No Comments

Catskill Chill will return to Camp Minglewood in Hancock, New York this September.

Allman Brothers Band Announce Boston Shows – Wanee Simulcast on SiriusXM Radio This Weekend

Scott Bernstein April 17, 2012 1 Comment

Furthur, Gov’t Mule and an ABB set will be simulcast live this weekend on SiriusXM.

Outside Lands 2012: Neil Young & Crazy Horse, Metallica, Stevie Wonder, Beck, Jack White, Foo Fighters,

Scott Bernstein April 17, 2012 No Comments

The initial lineup for the 2012 Outside Lands festival has been announced.

Picture Show: Andrew Bird @ Oakland’s Fox Theater

Hidden Track Staff April 17, 2012 No Comments

Photographer Lee Fenyves’s snaps of Andrew Bird at Oakland’s Fox Theater.

Pearl Jam to Play DeLuna, Additional Announcement Soon

Scott Bernstein April 17, 2012 1 Comment

Pearl Jam will headline DeLuna Fest 2012, with another announcement coming soon.

Pullin’ ‘Tubes: Trampled By Turtles Go At It Alone

Jeffrey Greenblatt April 17, 2012 No Comments

Check out the video for the first single from Trampled By Turtles’ new album.

Metallica, Stevie Wonder, Neil Young & Crazy Horse, Sigur Ros Lead Outside Lands 2012 Lineup

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FEATURING: STEVIE WONDER, METALLICA, NEIL YOUNG & CRAZY HORSE, JACK WHITE, FOO FIGHTERS, BECK, SKRILLEX, SIGUR ROS, JUSTICE, NORAH JONES, THE KILLS, GRANDADDY, BIG BOI, FUN., OF MONSTERS AND MEN, ALABAMA SHAKES AND MORE

Metric Returns In June With Synthetica

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Metric is set to release their fifth, full-length studio album Synthetica on June 12, 2012. Synthetica will be self-released globally on the band’s own label (MMI), through a collection of

Diamond Rugs: Diamond Rugs

Jeff Strowe April 17, 2012 No Comments

Diamond Rugs' self-titled debut, out on Partisan Records, is a 14-song gem lined with country-rock wailing, Replacements’ punk stomping, and bluesy jazz riffs reminiscent of Exile-era Stones. The sum of its’ parts, Diamond Rugs’ song-craft will also remind listeners of the various members’ main projects.