Percussionist Jim Loughlin explains some of the reasoning behind moe.’s decision to cancel 11 shows.
Brian Bavosa was head over heels about this last Phish tour. He explains why in this week’s column.
Frightened Rabbit shares an early look at a documentary which features the band touring through their native Scotland.
Our pal Neddy kicks off a new column in which he’ll check in with two or three new albums worth hearing.
If you were looking for a good time on a Saturday night, you probably did not want to be at Fiona Apple’s show at the Calvin Theatre in Northampton, MA. Apple, who is in everyway the antithesis of a Katy Perry, is an intense artist whose performance was a captivating and cathartic experience – but not one that would fit under any definition of fun. The 34-year-old singer, who has been laying low in recent years, uses her music as a way to wrestle her many demons from her psyche.
There's little doubt that Kristian Matsson, better known as the Tallest Man on Earth, felt slightly out of place at Town Hal. At one point, after an inter-song "I love you!" cry from a fan, he mumbled back something along the lines of "I love you too New York. You're big and scary, but I love you."
Perception always serves up a slice of skepticism for a record that contains more renditions of other artist’s songs than actual original tracks. Creativity? Originality? Individuality? All are characteristics that come into question when taking this approach to an album’s creation. Yet, it’s a method that American blues rock guitarist and singer Joe Bonamassa has utilized significantly throughout a 12-year long career to great success – with critics even calling the 35-year-old musician the “pre-eminent blues-rock guitarist of his generation.”
Yep Roc artist Nick Lowe has confirmed a string of solo acoustic headlining tour dates this fall. The tour dates will include both east and west coast appearances; he will
Stars have announced their fall North American tour in support of their sixth full-length album, The North, which will be released on September 4 via ATO Records. Fans who purchase
The Smashing Pumpkins to Reissue 1994 Album Pisces Iscariot EMI Music’s extensive reissue campaign honoring the legacy of The Smashing Pumpkins continues July 17th in North America and July 16th
