Archive: 2025

Ryan Bingham is hitting the road this summer with The Texas Gentlemen for the long-awaited The All Night Long Tour. Bingham’s first full tour since 2019, the 17-date headline run will kick off May 27 at 713 Music Hall in Houston, TX, making stops in New Orleans, Salt Lake City, Phoenix, Reno, Santa Barbara, and more before wrapping up on June 20 at The Wiltern in Los Angeles, CA. The run also features a highly anticipated return to the […]

Car Seat Headrest has announced The Scholars, a bold new rock opera that isn’t just a new chapter for the premiere standard bearers of young internet rockers but also a spiritual rebirth, and the band’s first studio album in five years. The album is due out May 3rd via Matador. Check out ‘Gethsemane,’ an 11-minute, multi-part […]

Bruce Dickinson announces his first extensive North American solo tour in almost 30 years in support of his current studio album The Mandrake Project. For “The Mandrake Project Live 2025” North American Tour, Bruce Dickinson reunites his 2024 touring line up featuring Philip Naslund and Chris DeClercq on guitars, Dave Moreno on drums, Mistheria on keyboards and Tanya O’Callaghan on […]

Destroyer has just released “Cataract Time,” (below) a balletic, dreamy epic that finds Dan Bejar pushed into sensational new territory by longtime collaborator John Collins, who also serves as the director of the song’s visualizer. In addition to the track, Destroyer is announcing their first full-band tour of North America in nearly three years, which will feature […]

Lancaster, PA-based Singer/Songwriter Denison Witmer recently released the album, Anything At All, through Asthmatic Kitty Records. It was co-produced and recorded by Sufjan Stevens, who also performs throughout the record. The two have been friends for over twenty years, and for this album, what started out as, possibly, a more casual collaboration led to the […]

Continuing our tribute to the recently departed David Johansen, as alluded to on yesterday’s Manic Monday, it’s really hard to overstate just how pioneering and brash the New York Dolls were when they first burst onto the scene with their classic self-titled debut album way back in 1973. The term proto-punk gets tossed around a […]

You would’ve never thought you’d see the day, but even the most statusesqe and influential empires in the world must end. On a brisk morning in late February, just when the scents of spring are beginning to waft through city streets and backyards, the defacto leader of the Wu-Tang Clan shared news that left fans […]

We’ve been here before. The entirely acoustic Southeastern was a career turning record for Jason Isbell, one that defined and celebrated his sobriety and shed light on his marriage to Amanda Shires. Since then, Isbell, now deemed by many as the best songwriter of this generation, has packed houses with his electric band, the 400 Unit, […]

The release of Neil Young’s Oceanside Countryside, following the oft-delayed public unveiling of Homegrown in 2020 and Chrome Dreams three years later, effectively completes a mirror image of the ‘Ditch Trilogy’ from the early Seventies.  Unlike Time Fades Away, On The Beach, and Tonight’s The Night, however, all issued in sequence after 1972’s Harvest, the three later albums were never issued upon completion. Instead, tracks from […]

Caleb L’Etoile is a Virginia-based artist, producer, multi-instrumentalist, and singer. He creates experimental bedroom-pop music that blurs the edges of pop, indie rock, and electronica. The artist has released two EPs and a full-length record called You Gathered Friction.  L’Etoile approaches his heart with no fear in sight. Whether exploring harsh realities in his lyrics […]

Jeffrey Alexander Moore has produced music since 7th grade, starting with hip-hop beats in GarageBand on the family Mac. His love for music grew exponentially when he picked up the guitar at 23, expanding his production into a wider range of sounds. Influenced by classic bands like Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Steely Dan, and the […]

After captivating audiences last summer at iconic venues like New York’s Carnegie Hall and the Hollywood Bowl, Beck has announced a return to North America for another round of his mesmerizing orchestral performances. This summer, he will team up with local orchestras for nine shows across eight cities in the U.S. and Canada, offering a […]

The Red Clay Strays have announce the dates of their Get Right 2025 Tour. Kicking off on Thursday, July 3, with a three-night homecoming run at The Amphitheater at the Wharf in Orange Beach, Alabama, the Get Right Tour will see the award-winning, breakout country rock band bring their electrifying live performance from coast to coast, with […]

Eric Clapton has announced he will return to the states for a limited run of 2025 tour dates. The tour begins in Nashville, TN at Bridgestone Arena on September 8th and will continue for five additional dates making stopping at Cleveland’s Rocket Arena, Philadelphia’s Wells Fargo Center, Boston’s TD Garden, New York’s Madison Square Garden and Uncasville’s Mohegan Sun Arena. Tickets will be available […]

Having recently performed his sold out, 3,000th show at the 10,000-capacity Alexandra Palace in London, UK last weekend, acclaimed British singer-songwriter Frank Turner has now announced a set of solo North American performances to coincide with his appearances at Sing Us Home Festival in Philadelphia, PA, Pouzza Fest in Montreal, QC, and Punk Rock Bowling in Las Vegas, NV during the month of […]

In case you haven’t already heard the news, David Johansen sadly passed away last Saturday (2/28) at the age of 75 after fighting a long/private battle with brain cancer. Perhaps best known as the frontman of the seminal proto-punk band the New York Dolls, it’s tough to overstate his impact on rock and roll history […]

It’s a Venn diagram of jazz: composed and improvised, formal and loose. And listeners never know which fragment of Okonski they’ll see at any given time or if there’s even a meaningful distinction. The piano jazz trio, who dropped its new LP, Entrance Music, on February 28th, laid all its musical cards on the table. […]

In addition to fronting the rock and roll collective that is The Revivalists for almost two decades, David Shaw has recently added to his solo catalog with 2024’s Take a Look Inside. Since last October, Shaw has been touring the US, refining his art with compelling performances for his fans at each show. This past […]

Cruising up the West Coast on their 18th Tour d’Amour, ALO stopped by Portland, Oregon’s The Get Down on Thursday, February 27th before heading to Seattle to close out this short tour with two shows at the Nectar Lounge. ALO treated their Portland fans to a mix of long-time favorites and newer material. Guitarist Dan […]

Gold is one of the core components in WoW Classic. Without gold, players cannot buy gear enchants and consumables, get profession training, and have access to many more options within the game. While there are many ways to earn gold, one of the best ways to acquire gold is via the Auction House. Speaking of […]