Concert Review
Buddy Guy & 06.08.12 Count Basie Theatre, New Jersey
Buddy Guy and Jonny Lang paid tribute to a 50+ year lineage of soul-dripping swagger at the Count Basie Theatre on June 8th
Radiohead 05.31.12 Prudential Center, New Jersey
Radiohead sold out the Prudential Center in Newark, NJ, a venue with a capacity of 19,000. Equipped with a second drummer and a clever lighting
Marilyn Manson 05.02.12 Wellmont Theatre
Marilyn Manson and his band are currently on their “Hey Cruel World” tour supporting their ninth studio album entitled Born Villain, and we checked out
Jack White 4.27.12 Webster Hall NYC
Jack White is such a baller that he brought TWO bands with him to Webster Hall to promote his debut solo album, Blunderbuss
Deer Tick 04.20.12 The Stone Pony – Asbury Park, NJ
On this 4/20, Deer Tick sunk its teeth into The Stone Pony in Asbury Park for a Friday night of unapologetic fun
White Rabbits 4.12.12 Webster Hall NYC
White Rabbits stopped at Webster Hall to promote their third LP Milk Famous (TBD Records). Together the six-piece took the stage at 9PM holding Coronas
Of Monsters and Men 04.03.12 TLA Philadelphia
Of Monsters and Men took the stage and delivered a jubilant show, proving why they have been given hosannas such as being called the Mumford
The Revival Tour featuring Chuck Ragan 3.30.12 Bowery Ballroom NYC
The Revival Tour rolled through Manhattan’s Bowery Ballroom on March 30th for two, three-hour sets of punk-inspired folk music
Dr. Dog 03.23.12 Terminal 5 | NYC
Never thought we’d see so many crowd-surfers at a Dr. Dog show, but it’s official: the teenagers have caught on to Philly’s best kept secret
Gotye & Kimbra 3.23.12 The Tower Theatre
Gotye confirmed that he’s much more than a one-hit wonder with an electric show Friday night at the sold out Tower Theatre in Upper Darby
SXSW 2012 – March 15-17 Austin, TX
We’re proud to report that us Yankees made it out of Austin without losing our phones, our dignity, or any teeth
The Black Keys 3.12.12 Madison Square Garden NYC
If the adage of truly “hitting it big” after selling out Madison Square Garden holds true, then The Black Keys have steamrolled toward a new
