In 2014 Gov’t Mule celebrated their twentieth anniversary, an altogether startling milestone given the fact that, as titular leader Warren Haynes mentions (more than once) in his conversation with Doug
Jeff Beck’s autobiography Beck 01, is as idiosyncratic as the legendary British guitarist himself. A combination of (some) text and (lots!) of photos, its expensively-customized design, at least in its initial
To call the period between August 1 and August 9 “The Days Between” seems a more than a little depressing. “Jerry Week” sounds like the celebration it truly is. With
In the newest installment of Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle reviews the highly anticipated new album from legendary California punk band the Descendents, Hypercaffium Spazzinate, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. The album is the band’s first in
Like the season it came from, the finale of Preacher was suggestive of great things to come without actually being great itself.
The Los Angeles Philharmonic have announced that programming for their Reykjavík Festival will include three special shows by Sigur Rós performing some of their best loved works with the orchestra. This is the first time the
Phish will hit the road in October for a 13-date Fall Tour beginning October 14th in North Charleston, SC and concluding with a four-night Halloween Run at MGM Grand in
Throughout the 90’s there were loads of acts falling loosely under the umbrella of “alternative rock” who could be found constantly touring throughout clubs across the country. Many of those
The lines were long, the seats were packed and $40 t-shirts were flying off the shelves. GNR fans of all ages were ripe for this show, which brought Axl Rose,
Every year indie folk singer/songwriter Gregory Alan Isakov does what he calls “this hippie thing” with his manager. They write down a list of things that would be really cool
