A lot can happen in 16 years. For a band this amount of time can mean huge changes and even demise. But since 1999 guitarist and singer Max Fender and
It’s been on the tip of everyone’s tongues for years now, his name that is. Jon Stewart did this. Jon Stewart said that. Mostly positive, sometimes negative, always on point,
In celebration of the eighth iteration of the awesome Outside Lands Music and Arts Festival in San Francisco, CA, here are Glide Magazine’s 8 things not to miss at OSL list.
One of the most influential figures of the 20th century, John Lennon evolved from sharp-talking pop-rocker to cynical idealist in his time growing up in the public eye. With such
TV on the Radio’s Tunde Adebimpe and Faith No More frontman Mike Patton along with Doseone (of Subtle, Themselves, Clouddead and more) have announced the debut album of their new band called Nvermen, about six years after it was first
After the highly successful Fare Thee Well run that ended July 5th at Soldier Field, fans demanded more and apparently there will be more – but without Phil Lesh this
In the Blazes, the debut LP from Aaron Lee Tasjan -who cut his teeth playing lead guitar in late-period incarnations of The New York Dolls and Drivin N Cryin— has wound
Nels Cline has been performing with the Les Paul trio at the Iridium as and when he finds time off his busy touring schedule with Wilco and his own solo
Photos of Counting Crows at Chastain Park in Atlanta, GA on 8/3/15. Photos by Ian Raw
On October 2, 2015, The New Mastersounds return with Made For Pleasure—their most stylistically sprawling studio record to date. The collection is set for release via Brooklyn-based independent label, Royal Potato
