Andrew Gabbard has become a household name in the Ohio rock-n-roll scene. As a guitarist and vocalist for Cincinnati-based Thee Shams and the critically acclaimed Buffalo Killers, his songwriting chops
Warren Zevon finally earns a spot on the rock and roll hall of fame ballot
Jerry Cantrell has been touring continually for the past couple of years in support of Brighten, his first solo album since Degradation Trip in 2002.
It was merely days ago that the animated band Gorillaz released their conceptually ambitious LP Cracker Island into the world. Through its lush soundscapes and unique approach to glittery pop
Weezer will be heading out this summer with other like-minded bands as part of Weezer’s Indie Rock Roadtrip. This 30-city run pairs Modest Mouse with Momma, Future Islands, Joyce Manor, Spoon and White Reaper.
There’s nothing quite like a Saturday night performance from Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band. Despite a record-breaking snow storm shutting the city down just a couple days earlier,
Miles Davis stunned the Flynn Theater on 12/13/86 with a soaring event that will go down as one of the venue’s most memorable shows.
Jonas’s sixth LP, The Restless (out Mar. 3), is a dark alt-country exploration of vulnerability that Glide is premiering in full below.
Push & Shove’s pointedly-titled debut album, The Rookie (due out June 2nd), marks the belated yet timely emergence of Austin-based singer-guitarist Sean O’Connor as a one-of-a-kind musical force. The Rookie
U.S. Girls, the experimental art-pop project of Toronto-based musician Meg Remy, has never been easy to pin down; shifting and evolving their sound with each album while Remy explores and toys with the nature and content of pop songwriting
