[rating=9.00] Hailed as the first stadium tour of its kind, Crosby, Sills, Nash and Young’s 24-city tour across the summer of 1974 is the stuff of pure classic rock mythmaking.
On the final day of Newport Folk Festival, there seemed to be a fast forming nostalgia for the weekend, even as it was still happening. The crowds were still hungry
“Gem and Loan” was a great comeback after last week’s episode, offering a clear outline of the season’s upcoming direction.
This episode had all the potential to be great, but it didn’t fully deliver.
Minus The Bear will release their latest LP, Lost Loves, on October 7th via Dangerbird Records. The Seattle, WA five piece will embark upon a club tour this fall in
MPL and Concord Music Group confirmed plans today to reissue Wings albums Venus and Mars and At The Speed of Sound as the next releases in the Paul McCartney Archive
David Gray will be kicking off his U.S tour this Friday, August 1st in Boston, MA at the Blue Hills Bank Pavilion. The outing marks his first full U.S. tour
“They’re not a tribute band,” once said the real-life Phil Collins, after watching The Musical Box perform. “They have taken a period and are faithfully reproducing it in the same way that someone would do a theatrical production.” Call it a tribute, call it nostalgic tomfoolery. Much like the original Genesis, The Musical Box defy easy categorization.
It was an epic homecoming of all sorts when California-based indie rockers The Neighbourhood played to a sold-out crowd at Los Angeles’ Greek Theatre Thursday night. And if the energy
Newport Folk Festival day two saw seemingly larger crowds of people, drawn to Fort Adams’ perfect breeze coming off the bay and the allure of endless music. Amidst heaping lobster
