Archive: 2012

The Cranberries have announced that their tour in support of their new album  Roses will begin on May 4th in New York City at Terminal 5.   The band will return with their first studio album in over a decade via Cooking Vinyl for the world on February 27th, and on February 28th via Cooking […]

The 11th annual Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival, scheduled for June 7-10, 2012 has final revealed the anticipated line-up.  Topping the list are Radiohead, Red Hot Chili Peppers and Phish.  Radiohead, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Phish, Bon Iver, The Beach Boys Featuring Brian Wilson, Mike Love, Al Jardine, Bruce, Johnston and David Marks, The Avett […]

The initial lineup for the 2012 Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival has been announced.The 11th annual four-day camping and music festival will be held on June 7 – 10 on the same  700-acre farm in Manchester, Tennessee, 60 miles south of Nashville. A full list of confirmed acts follows, and more will be announced in […]

Support two causes close to Phish band members’ hearts.

Bonnaroo will try something different to reveal the 2012 lineup tomorrow.

Maceo Parker was set to pay tribute to Clarence Clemons on the Grammys telecast.

After eight years, Neil Young performed with Crazy Horse again.

Legendary drummer Zigaboo Modeliste will back Eyrkah Badu on David Letterman.

The new video from The Head and The Heart highlights the band’s road warrior ways.

Listen to Widespread Panic’s version of a Rolling Stones classic.

Many HT faves won Grammys tonight.

On first listen to the new Dr. Dog album, Be The Void, the group’s inimitable exultation emerges almost immediately and that, along with a willfully primitive recording style, distinguishes this recording as much as their past work.

Dana Buoy’s debut album, Summer Bodies, is a rhythmic and vibrant dedication to the joyous feelings of summer love. What started as hopeful love notes left on an answering machine in Oregon were later crafted into an album in a bungalow near a jungle lagoon in Thailand. Armed with nothing more than a laptop, an MPC1000, […]

After a successful past year where Caveman signed on with Fat Possum Records and sold out their first headlining show at Bowery Ballroom, the band sets out on a Spring tour through North America, starting in Chapel Hill on March 6th, including stops in Georgia, Florida, Austin’s SXSW, Toronto, and the Midwest, before ending at […]

Active Child, the musical project of choirboy-turned-indie-pop musician Pat Grossi, are pleased to announce U.S. tour dates for the months of April and May. The tour will begin on April 27 at The Glass House in Pomona, CA, before heading across the southern U.S. and up the East Coast with stops at venues in Dallas, […]

Spencer Krug has made another record under the name Moonface, this time with the help of some new friends. The third product of an ongoing series of changing collaborations and approaches to tune-making is called With Siinai: Heartbreaking Bravery (out April 17th). Surprise, a two-part title. Let’s bust into this brothel one door at a […]

Barsuk Records is excited to announce that Maps & Atlases will release their sophomore full-length Beware and Be Grateful on April 17th.  Rolling Stone premiered the track, saying "[‘Winter’] finds the band merging tuneful songcraft with tight, dense rhythms."  The album – which follows the Chicago-based band’s acclaimed 2010 debut, Perch Patchwork – was recorded […]

Don’t let the name fool you: Hank3 is not your average country music singer. The grandson of the country legend has many facets to his musical rhythm, from twangy country laced with metal to his speed-bullet punk-influenced Attention Deficit Domination. He is not who you think he would be

The Kills played Washington, DC’s legendary 9:30 Club on their North American tour, gearing up to a tenth anniversary concert in New York City this past week. The band has built quite the following over the past ten years, and are especially known for dynamic live performances and strong studio albums that pull from a […]

During last night’s GRAMMY Awards, Adele was obviously the big winner tying a record performance with six GRAMMY wins including Records of the Year, Song of the Year, Album of the Year, Best Pop Solo Performance, Best Pop Vocal Album. But not to be undone was Foo Fighters who took back five statues.  Bon Iver […]