As the 16th Annual Suwannee Springfest kicks off at the Spirit of Suwannee Music Park in Live Oak, FL, Big IV Productions is pleased to announce the lineup for the
Greylag is excited to announce that they will be heading out on tour this spring with Augustana. The Portland group’s debut EP, The Only Way To Kill You, will be
311 and Slightly Stoopid are joining forces for what promises to be the party of the summer, as the two bands prepare to launch Unity Tour 2012. This installment of
And what exactly did Megadeth give to the loud and excited crowd? One hell of a show. Getting all riled up over some fan’s stupidity only invigorated the band to play a balls-to-the-wall locomotive set, culminating in a masterful fire-breathing dragon of an instrumental orgy of “Holy Wars/Silent Scorn”. Proper credit has never been given to this band, much less for their guitar onslaughts, grown ever more vigorous with the addition of Broderick in 2010. There is definitely a new fire in their soul, which is apparent on old Megadeth standards “Peace Sells”, “Symphony Of Destruction” and “A Tout Le Monde”, which saw Lacuna Coil vocalist Cristina Scabbia joining the gravel-voiced one for a duet.
No group is more responsible for the creation and popularization of Celtic punk than the Dropkick Murphys (no, not even Flogging Molly). To say Saint Patrick’s Day is a big date on their tour calendar is an understatement. St. Patty’s Day is to the Dropkicks what Halloween and New Years Eve are combined for most jambands.
A chat with multi-instrumentalist Rob Ward of Food Will Win The War.
Bernie Williams and Ruthie Foster augment the Allmans on River’s Gonna Rise.
Umphrey’s, Soulive, Lettuce and Lotus are just a few of the bands set to play Bear Creek this November.
A new documentary looks at the early days of the Grateful Dead and other S.F. psychedelic bands.
The Catalpa Festival will take over NYC’s Randall’s Island on July 28 and 29.
