Today the legendary singer-songwriter Paul Simon announced “A Quiet Celebration Tour,” a US Tour for this Spring and Summer 2025 where he will present the live-debut performance of his critically acclaimed, Grammy-nominated album Seven
Melvins 1983, the raw and unfiltered incarnation of the legendary band featuring Buzz Osborne and original Melvins drummer, Mike Dillard, return with Thunderball – their first full-length album in four years, out
The day after Boston and its neighboring cities and towns were hit with a frustrating storm fueled by wet snow, rain, and sleet, the sun rose again and delivered a
The title Exploding Trees & Airplane Screams reads as a most likely fit for The Drive-by Tuckers’ Southern Rock Opera. Still, nothing save for Patterson Hood’s distinctive voice, and perhaps one
It seems that 30-year-old singer-songwriter Jesse Welles, a DIY-er at heart, just burst on the scene from nowhere. The Nashville transplant grew up in Ozark, Arkansas, a town with a
While most know Todd Rundgren for his eclectic and often sensitive approach to sound and the occasional power ballad, he also had a prog band called Utopia that stretched things
This summer, iconic punk rock bands Dropkick Murphys and Bad Religion will be co-headlining for the first time during their U.S. Summer Of Discontent Tour with openers The Mainliners from July 22 through August 17. Tickets for all
New York City is a prominent, beautiful, confusing place. Some see it as the home of dream-making, a land drowned in opportunity with excitement around every corner. Some see it
Dom Mariani, legendary frontman of garage rockers The Stems and Power Pop heroes DM3, steps away from his current blues-heavy outfit Datura4 to return to his jangle pop roots. Recently,
The term “musical chameleon” has been as overused in the musical world as “criminally underrated. ” One artist who has never been cliche is Todd Rundgren. Throughout countless albums, collaborations,
