Concert Review
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
The Kills 2.11.12 Terminal 5 NYC
The Kills celebrated their 10th anniversary with a sold-out performance at New York’s Terminal
Railroad Earth 1.28.12 House of Blues Chicago
Railroad Earth’s Saturday night performance at the Chicago House Of Blues must have had the whole crowd wondering if they had somehow stumbled happily back
Charles Bradley as BLACK VELVET 1.28.12 Hiro Ballroom New York City
Reprising the role of his alter ego, BLACK VELVET, Charles Bradley and his eight-piece Allstarz Band showed up ready to please, please, please us
Rubblebucket 1.28.12 Bowery Ballroom NYC
Starting their winter tour with three sold out shows (in a row) is not only flattering, but also a testament to how widely successful they
Tea Leaf Green 01.21.12 Lincoln Hall – Chicago, IL
Tea Leaf Green set the mood for the evening at Lincoln Hall: nothing too long-winded, nothing too out-there, just one of today’s best jam-bands playing
Black Taxi 01.14.12 Bowery Ballroom NYC
Black Taxi’s new dance-punk album We Don’t Know Any Better just dropped this weekend, and to celebrate they hosted a record release party in the
Marco Benevento 12.29.11 Highline Ballroom NYC
Marco Benevento kept the party going well past your bedtime during his post-Phish show at the Highline Ballroom in New York City on
Disco Biscuits 12.27.11 Best Buy Theatre NYC
The Disco Biscuits made a splash on night two at NYC’S Best Buy Theater; a venue where the foursome seems almost expected to play at
String Cheese Incident 12.1.11 Tower Theatre
String Cheese Incident always brings out the nicest heads… As one concert goer put it, “this is crunchiest show I’ve been to since the Dead
Chris Cornell 11.22.11 Count Basie Theatre, New Jersey
Chris Cornell was never ‘that guy’ who showed up late for work. “I’m so embarrassed”, he said as he took the stage 40 minutes after
