New Orleans Jazz Fest Webcast Schedule: MMJ, Anders, Bonnie Raitt, Bon Iver, Grace Potter, Galactic, Nevilles, Hornsby
A slew of HT faves will be featured on this weekend’s free Jazz Fest webcast.
A slew of HT faves will be featured on this weekend’s free Jazz Fest webcast.
Steve Kimock talks about embarking on his first full-scale band tour in three years and more.
Folk singer Cass McCombs pays tribute to wiki-leaker Bradley Manning.
Photog Chad Smith shares backstage and on-stage photos from Umphrey’s McGee’s UMBowl III.
Between performing at the All Good Music Festival in July and taking the stage at The Peach Music Festival in August, The Allman Brothers Band have booked nearly a dozen
Conor Oberst’s old punk rock/post-hardcore band Desaparecidos is reuniting for a brief August tour. The Bright Eyes frontman will also be playing a number of solo shows and festivals over
What has become an annual post new years party, Jam Cruise sets sail this year from Ft. Lauderdale, FL on January 7th and returns on the 12th with port stops
On May 10th, progressive reggae band John Brown’s Body kicks off a ten-date east coast tour. The octet will be releasing new studio material later this spring. In the
Father John Misty is Josh Tillman's (ex-Fleet Foxes) latest identity and this time around he strives for honesty over escapism. After leaving Fleet Foxes, Tillman set out to capture the truth inside of himself that he felt must be hidden underneath the layers of 'alter-egos' he has been collecting over the years. Fear Fun, Father John Misty’s full length debut on Sub Pop reveals something worth singing about and the message is something one discovers at their own pace.
Cake’s appearance at the Raleigh Amphitheater didn’t include their disaffected traffic serenade “Long Line of Cars,” but it did contain a long line of songs from the band’s 20-year career. In fact, “Long Line of Cars” was about the only song they didn’t play that would be expected by the 3,000 or so people in attendance. Armed with a disdain for cameras of any kind and a relatively modest production featuring a disco ball and desert backdrop, the veteran band unfurled two separate sets full of aging college radio gems, indelible alternative hits, and new songs.