Pearl Jam’s lead singer teamed up with Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers in Amsterdam last night.
Phish has announced a pair of webcasts from Jones Beach on July 3 and 4.
We hip you to a fantastic Jerry Garcia / John Kahn performance from 1986.
Watch Blues Traveler’s syrupy video for You Don’t Have To Love Me.
Diamond Rugs on Letterman, Alabama Shakes on Fallon and more music on TV this week.
Watch a mini-doc on guitar virtuoso/singer-songwriter Blake Mills.
The Cult opened their concert at the Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom, an ocean side club that has hosted some of the biggest names in rock history over the years, by roaring into the stuttering opening riff of their mid-80s classic “Lil’ Devil,” and never looked back. After three decades in the business of rock n roll, The Cult proved they can still tear up a stage.
Earlier this month, Glide had a chance to talk with one of the founders of the legendary 60’s band, Big Brother & The Holding Company. Sam Andrew, who still tours in a version of the band to this day, shared memories of his time playing with Janis Joplin during the heyday of the Haight-Ashbury Summer of Love and the release of Live At The Carousel Ballroom 1968, a remarkably sharp and pristine recording that sat in perfect hibernation at soundman Owsley Stanley’s home for years. For music fans who have always focused their attention on the breathtakingly otherworld vocals of Joplin, this recording will be a surprise as it brings to the forefront the talent of Big Brother as a whole band.
Meat And Bone is the first studio album by The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion in eight years. This is straight-up, Grade A Blues Explosion, produced and mixed by Mr.
Who Needs Who, the new album by Dark Dark Dark, is a stirring and rich body of songs that sees the band breaking ground and settling into the strengths of
