MC5 + Shilpa Ray 5.8.22 Warsaw
With a brand-new album and a revamped lineup, the MC5 took to the stage at Warsaw in Brooklyn on Sunday night
The Revivalists Share Video for ‘You Said It All’
On the heels of The Revivalists’ epic return to Jazz Fest that saw them perform an electrifying set of hit songs and fan favorites to a sea of
Arcade Fire Announce Tour Dates with Beck
Arcade Fire is back with a new album, entitled WE, and they just announced 2022 tour dates, too. Beck will perform acoustic in support of
Yeah Yeah Yeahs Return With NYC + LA Shows
Groundbreaking art-punk trio the Yeah Yeah Yeahs have announced NY and LA tour dates this fall. They’ll perform October 1st, 2022 at NYC’s Forest Hills Stadium
Lindsey Buckingham 4.25.22 Keswick Theatre
Lindsey Buckingham played a sold-out show at the Keswick in support of his latest album, ‘Simply Lindsey Buckingham&#
The Darkness 4.18.22 Webster Hall NYC
New Yorkers braved the unusually wintery Manhattan weather on April 18 to see The Darkness live at Webster Hall, with The Dead Deads playing in
The Black Keys Share New Song, ‘It Ain’t Over’
The Black Keys have released “It Ain’t Over,” the second track from their upcoming album, Dropout Boogie, due May 13 on Nonesuch Records. “It Ain’t Over”
G. Love Announces New Album, ‘Philadelphia Mississippi’
Today, the GRAMMY-nominated alternative blues/hip-hop artist G. Love announced his new album Philadelphia Mississippi will be released on June 24 via Philadelphonic Records/Thirty Tigers. The
Steve Hackett 4.9.22 Scottish Rite Auditorium
A legion of Genesis fans overtook the Scottish Rite Auditorium last Saturday night to see Steve Hackett, lead guitarist for Genesis from 1971-
Marco Benevento To Host Festival in Upstate NY
Marco Benevento is hosting a music festival! FOLLOW THE ARROW, held at Arrowood Farms in Accord, NY on Saturday, June 18th, will feature performances by Benevento as well as Antibalas, The
The Cranberries to Release Greatest Hits Album
Following on from the reissues of Everybody Else is Doing it, So Why Can’t We? and No Need to Argue – and 30 years after their debut release –
