Forty Years Later, The Beatles Continue To Inspire
For Beatles fans or just music fans, it looks like an excellent six weeks. Forty-odd years after the Fab Four disbanded, some of music’s heavy hitters will play at least … Read more
Posted in October, 2013
Prince To Host Pajama Party For Next Live Performance
At this point, nothing Prince does should surprise anyone. This Saturday, the Purple One will be hosting the second of two shows at his home base at Paisley Park in … Read more
Dylan Fest Returns To New York City
Dylan Fest, the star-studded Bob Dylan tribute show from the people who organize Stones Fest and Petty Fest (you can see the theme here…), is returning to New York’s Bowery … Read more
Widespread Panic To Return With New Album
2012 was an interesting year for Widespread Panic in that they didn’t really do much of anything. They haven’t released an album since 2010’s Dirty Side Down, and although they’ve been … Read more
2014 Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Nominees Announced
Rolling Stone has announced the preliminary list of nominees for this year’s Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Groups on the list this year include Nirvana, The Replacements, Paul Butterfield Blues … Read more
Arcade Fire & Tom Waits Join Bridge School Benefit Concert
Neil Young’s annual Bridge School Benefit Concert already has a slew of heavy hitters on the bill: Queens Of The Stone Age, My Morning Jacket, Elvis Costello, fun., Jenny Lewis, … Read more
John Lydon: Receiving BMI Icon Award Will Be “Fantastic”
Well, this is unexpected. Last week, founding Sex Pistol John “Johnny Rotten” Lydon was named as the recipient for BMI’s Icon Award this year. In an interview with Rolling Stone, … Read more
Springsteen Premieres Video For Cover of Suicide’s “Dream Baby Dream”
Bruce Springsteen likes to do things big, as evidenced by his mammoth tour behind last year’s Wrecking Ball, which has just ended. Not one to just let something like that end … Read more
Ray Wylie Hubbard – 10/24 – Terminal 5 (New York, NY)
It’s taken a little while for people to catch on to Ray Wylie Hubbard, but we’re very happy that they are. The Oklahoma-bred singer/songwriter’s take on Texas-tinged folk and country … Read more
R.I.P. Cal Smith
Cal Smith, the country singer who played some of the genre’s biggest hits in the 1960s and 1970s, died yesterday at his home near Branson, Missouri, according to reports in Billboard. … Read more
