In honor of the 30th anniversary of Ministry’s revolutionary album “The Mind Is A Terrible Thing To Taste,” band creator Al Jourgensen decided to go old school with the celebrations, announcing The Industrial Strength Tour to kick off this summer alongside
Following the announcement of his April 11th and 18th Coachella 2020 appearances, Thom Yorke has confirmed two headline dates that will complete his Tomorrow’s Modern Boxes tour: Monday April 13th
If you’re familiar with Marcus King Band, you know that it’s a healthy blend of rock and soul that makes for some irresistible songs and shows. On his new solo
American singer-songwriter Gary Douglas of The Gary Douglas Band has long been waging a battle with the forces of greed and injustice, both as a rebel rocker and as a
From the dreamy, confessional indie-rock that fills her newest release, Bad Actor, to the bluegrass and old-time roots music that soundtracked her upbringing in small-town Pennsylvania, Jen Starsinic has spent much
On the heels of 2019’s From Another World, the prolific, two-time GRAMMY Award-winning American music icon Jim Lauderdale will release his 33rd album, When Carolina Comes Homes Again, March 6
As we mourn the sudden passing of Neil Peart at 67 this week, who was arguably rock’s greatest drummer and a sublime lyricist. What separated Peart from “other” drummers was
In a loss that’s both shocking and hard to fathom, Neil Peart the legendary drummer of Rush passed away this week from a 3.5 year battle with brain cancer. Peart’s
Thievery Corporation, the brainchild of acclaimed artists Eric Hilton and Rob Garza, are pleased to announce the Friday, April 3 release of their brand new album, Symphonik . Hilton & Garza, in association with Mason Bate’s KC Jukebox,
“I love it that phonograph records are popular again,” enthuses Marshall Crenshaw. “They were consigned to oblivion by the music business back when I was recording for Razor & Tie,
