The Great GoogaMooga Festival will return to Brooklyn’s Prospect Park this may
A batch of Forecastle Festival additions have been revealed
Two shows in to their comeback tour, The Black Crowes have treated fans to similar setlists
Watch footage of the Grateful Dead’s lone festival appearance of Europe ’72
Devendra Banhart, Mumford and Sons, Billy Idol and Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros are just a few of the bands who announced tours this week
Adding to an already impressive lineup, Yo La Tengo, Solange, Low, Savages, Toro Y Moi and many others were added today to the 2013 Pitchfork Music Festival, which takes place
The Tallest Man On Earth will tour the U.S. this summer including dates at Sasquatch and Bonnaroo. He will also perform in cities across the West, Midwest, and South where
Mumford & Sons are pleased to announce the details of their upcoming North American tour. The band will be performing a number of shows through May and June, beginning on
Billy Bragg calls this latest set the follow-up to Mermaid Avenue he never made, and he’s right: a single listen confirms Tooth & Nail tops anything he’s recorded since those 1997 sessions with Wilco, which drew from Woody Guthrie’s poetry archive and yielded 47 songs and a trio of exceptional albums. The difference this time lies in the words, which belong to Bragg and not Woody, though his spirit turns up in a cover of “I Ain’t Got No Home” from Tooth & Nail, interpreted in the way only Bragg has mastered.
A constant stream of guest musicians, planned or spontaneous, usually doesn't lend itself to generating any discernible momentum during a concert as each successive unit invariably begins to gather individual steam with the entrance of a new player. At least on this DVD, Jorma's 70th Birthday Celebration avoids that drawback largely because the solidity of the core band has continuity in line with its repertoire.
