Archive: 2012

The Funky Meters and Dumpstaphunk will play The Capitol Theatre on New Year’s Eve.

New Jersey’s Titus Andronicus showed why Paste considers them one of the live acts of the year at a recent Webster Hall show.

For the first time in the event’s history you’ll be able to watch Warren Haynes Christmas Jam live on TV.

A rare song pairing from an even rarer recording is showcased as Day Six of our Grateful Dead compilation.

The holidays are upon us and everyone is out there searching for perfect stocking stuffers for friends and family. And what would be more perfect than a new album by a kick ass band from Boston. Music From Another Dimension is Aerosmith’s 15th studio album and features rockers like “Luv XXX,” “Legendary Child,” “Beautiful,” “Street Jesus” and the Joe Perry foot stomper “Freedom Fighter.” Hell, there is even a duet with country’s Carrie Underwood on “Can’t Stop Loving You.” Leave it to Aerosmith to always throw in a little head jerk surprise on an album that has to be their best since the hit-laden late-80’s and early-90’s.

Two hard rockers sat in with Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band last night in Anaheim.

You can watch next week’s 12-12-12 concert at a number of NY/NJ/CT movie theaters.

Watch three amazing clips of Delta Spirit in action as part of the Bonnaroo 365 Hay Bale Sessions.

Stephen Colbert will duet with some of our favorite performers next week.

Two more new music recommendations from Aaron Stein.

Jazz pianist Dave Brubeck has passed away at age 91.

Randy Ray looks at recently released rock films Celebration Day and Charlie Is My Darling.

Trey Anastasio will open for Neil Young and Crazy Horse in Atlantic City.

A special Wednesday video double-header featuring HT faves Dr. Dog and Head For The Hills.

Our latest 31 Days of Dead track features a noteworthy Terrapin with a seven-minute jam tacked on for good measure.

Even when played by a full-tilt electric band, Paul Kelly's best songs capture the detail of those moments in life that stop us in our tracks to consider how we will change (or already have) as a result of those moments. In the intimate, spare setting of Spring and Fall, the sound mirrors the lyrics, and each resonates off the other to vivid effect.

To celebrate one of the seminal indie rock albums Dinosaur Jr. (along with friends) pulled out all the stops in an epic show at NYC’s Terminal 5 last Saturday night.  J Mascis Lou Barlow and Murph’s stone cold classic You’re Living All Over Me, turned 25 this year so to commemorate the disk the band advertised that they would be playing YLAOM in its entirety and other music spanning their career at this show only.

After playing four sold-out, year-end shows with Phish at New York City’s Madison Square Garden, Trey Anastasio will embark on a tour of intimate venues with Trey Anastasio Band (TAB), spotlighting material from his new solo album, Traveler. The run will kick off on January 18, 2013 with a show at Danforth Music Hall in […]

The Infamous Stringdusters have announced their 2013 Ski Tour – a run of shows that brings the band, and their fans, to the Rocky Mountains’ best U.S. ski towns this winter. The itinerary – which includes stops in Vail, Colorado, Park City, Utah, and Jackson, Wyoming, among others – promises a few days off to […]

 Jazz composer and pianist Dave Brubeck, whose pioneering style in pieces such as "Take Five" caught listeners’ ears with exotic, challenging rhythms, has died. He was 91. Brubeck died Wednesday morning of heart failure after being stricken while on his way to a cardiology appointment with his son Darius, said his manager Russell Gloyd. Brubeck […]