Such is the case on the band’s fifth studio album, Where You Been, which was released on February 9, 1993.
The Joy Theater on Canal Street in New Orleans filled up early for the Friday night loud rock and roll show from the long-running Amherst, MA trio Dinosaur Jr. While
Dinosaur Jr. have released Emptiness at The Sinclair, an album that captures the essence of why the band has been such a staple in live music for decades. Recorded live at
Dinosaur Jr. doesn’t actually appear in their new video, but it’s awesome anyways
To celebrate one of the seminal indie rock albums Dinosaur Jr. (along with friends) pulled out all the stops in an epic show at NYC’s Terminal 5 last Saturday night. J Mascis Lou Barlow and Murph’s stone cold classic You’re Living All Over Me, turned 25 this year so to commemorate the disk the band advertised that they would be playing YLAOM in its entirety and other music spanning their career at this show only.
Virtually impossible, but with Beyond, Farm and now I Bet On Sky, Dinosaur Jr. has perhaps matched their initial famous trio of Dinosaur, You’re Living All Over Me and Bug.
"Watch The Corners," the first single from Dinosaur Jr.‘s upcoming album I Bet On Sky, premiered this morning at RollingStone.com, along with an interview with J Mascis. The new single
If you slogged teenage nights away riffing next to a water heater down in someone’s basement or slamming a drum kit amidst power tools and your kid sister’s bike in a packed garage this album is for you. Heavy Blanket was that same type of band, a trio from Massachusetts who got deep into stoner rock grooves, the difference being they had a guitar god in the making firing off leads, and now have the opportunity to release their jams to the world.
Lollapalooza organizers have unveiled a full slate of aftershows.
As the Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival gets set to celebrate its 10th anniversary this June, the influential festie is taking a hybrid of what they do each year in
