After playing countless shows across their homestate of Texas, and recently completing a successful first-ever UK tour, psychedelic rock band The Cuckoos are set to make their New York City debut at Pianos on Wednesday, July 12th. “We are super stoked to kick out the jams in the Big Apple,” explains vocalist/keyboardist, Kenneth Frost. “New York… Continue reading The Cuckoos To Make NYC Debut on 7/12
The fiftieth anniversary of the Summer of Love is among us. Country Joe McDonald‘s music was a cornerstone of those times. Whether you know him best from his iconic Vietnam protest anthem “I-Feel-Like-I’m-Fixing-To-Die Rag” or have dug deep into his brilliantly diverse Country Joe & The Fish seminal albums, including the aforementioned title album and… Continue reading Grateful Web Interview with Country Joe McDonald
Single-Day GA, VIP, and Super VIP tickets are on sale now for LOCKN’ on August 25 – 28. Can’t make it to LOCKN’ for the full weekend? No problem. Come fill up on a full day of music, eats, activities, and more. Bring your bike and take a spin along seven miles of trails, dance… Continue reading Single-Day GA, VIP + Super VIP LOCKN
Widespread Panic and Cloud 9 Adventures announce the seventh edition of the all-inclusive destination concert vacation, Panic en la Playa Siete, returning to the beautiful Caribbean coastline in Mexico from January 26-30, 2018. Widespread Panic will perform four full shows at the event, an ultimate fan experience found nowhere else. The late night lineup features… Continue reading Widespread Announces Panic En La Playa
In the continued year-long celebration of the late Jerry Garcia’s 75th birthday, a special sold-out concert celebration has been announced for August 4 at the Red Rocks Amphitheatre, and GarciaLive Volume Nine: August 11, 1974 – Jerry Garcia & Merl Saunders (Round Records/ATO Records) is set for release on July 28. GarciaLive Volume Nine is… Continue reading GarciaLive Volume Nine July 28 Release
Cinematic is the word most often used to describe Marah in the Mainsail‘s sound. Precise yet primitive jungle drums set the stage for the eclectic and powerful ensemble to sweep you away into their haunting world. Like oil and water, Durry’s gravel voice alongside Mariah Mercedes’s crystal clarity form a stirring, yet beautiful contrast. All… Continue reading Marah in the Mainsail in Minneapolis, MN
J Boog has just premiered his latest music video “Good Cry” featuring Chaka Demus. A true work of art from his most recent album entitled Wash House Ting released in November, 2016. Filmed in Kingston, Jamaica’s Majesty Gardens, J Boog and his film crew were able to set up camp thanks to legendary dancehall hype… Continue reading J Boog Joins Slightly Stoopid & Iration Tour
One of the most unapologetically original bands to come out of Cleveland in years has announced its first festival, The Freakstomp Music Festival. Taking place Aug 11 – 13 in Medina, OH (50 miles from Cleveland) Tropidelic will treat fans to two nights of music, with the support of many other notable bands and performers.… Continue reading The Freakstomp coming to Medina, Ohio
While many acts from the progressive rock era of the 1970s still perform, none play with the precision, conviction, and authority of King Crimson. A Bold statement you say? Without bringing other specific acts into a debate, it all boils down to the devotion and continued creative drive of founding visionary Robert Fripp. From the… Continue reading King Crimson | Fox Theater | Oakland, CA
In 1988, on the eve of a two-decade civil war, Somalia’s authoritarian ruler Siad Barre launched punishing air strikes on the north of the country, known today as Somaliland, in response to agitations for independence. The bombing leveled the entire city. Barre targeted Radio Hargeisa to prevent any kind of central communication system that could… Continue reading Lost Somali Tapes From The Horn Of Africa
