Last week Tuesday, November 10, southern California two-piece blues outfit Little Hurricane and Toronto, ON, 5-piece July Talk visited Grand Rapids, MI for the first time. Appearing at The Stache inside The Intersection, local Grand Rapids outfit The Bangups opened the evening with a short and well-received half hour set before Little Hurricane took the… Continue reading July Talk | The Stache | Review & Photos
New feature film about Steel Pulse brings their revolutionary message to a new generation. Fans worldwide asked by David Hinds to assist in the completion of the film about the 40 year journey of his band Steel Pulse. Hollywood actor and social activist, Danny Glover, narrates the documentary about Steel Pulse featuring music legends Snoop… Continue reading Steel Pulse will debut DreadTown in 2016
Okeechobee Music & Arts Festival today announced Bassnectar, The Avett Brothers, and Odesza are joining previously announced headliners Mumford & Sons, Kendrick Lamar, Skrillex, Future, Miguel, Fetty Wap and Big Grams (Big Boi & Phantogram). Other new additions to Okeechobee Music & Arts Festival’s diverse bill include Kill The Noise, Lil Dicky, Nahko and Medicine… Continue reading Okeechobee Festival Adds More Artists
The Rex Foundation is pleased to announce its return to San Francisco’s historic Fillmore Auditorium for its annual benefit concert on December 5, 2015. Set in the iconic hall with its longtime connection to the Grateful Dead, the event, called “Reflections: A Tribute to Jerry Garcia” offers an exceptional evening of celebration and music with… Continue reading Reflections: A Tribute to Jerry Garcia Tixs On Sale Now
Want to have lunch with the Grateful Dead’s Bob Weir at his Sweetwater Music Hall in California? Or with the Disco Biscuits bassist Marc Brownstein in Philadelphia? How about breaking bread with former White House Chief-of-Staff Peter Rouse in Washington DC, or music entrepreneur Peter Shapiro in New York? They are all members of the board of… Continue reading Have lunch with a board member at HeadCount
The Blue Mountain Community Renewal Council, a 501C3- non-profit, is partnering with HUMANITY RISING – Share the Spirit, A Butte Fire Benefit on December 19th at the Calaveras County Fairgrounds. Set to perform, and graciously donating their time, are Hard Working Americans (a recently formed ‘Super group’ consisting of Todd Snider, Dave Schools, Neal Casal,… Continue reading Hard Working Americans, Moonalice, Dead Winter Carpenters Play Butte Fire Benefit
Dirty-fuzz-punk-blues rockers The Floors who have been turning heads for the past four years are ready to drop their newest track ‘Join The Fight’. The track is a reflection on the question every musician asks themselves at one point or another “Is what I’m doing worth it” – the angular guitar riff, sledge hammer drums, driving bass and Luke Dux’s… Continue reading New Music: The Floors 'Join The Fight'
Austin, Texas based Sour Bridges will play 8 shows in Colorado next month. Check out tour dates here.
Calling all music fans: McDowell Mountain Music Festival (M3F) announces the lineup for the 13th annual Festival on March 11-13, 2016. The lineup is as follows by day in alphabetical order (no set order): Friday- Animal Collective, Beck, Big Wild. Saturday- Goldfish, GRiZ, The Main Squeeze, M!nt, Porter Robinson Live, St. Lucia. Sunday- The Avett… Continue reading McDowell Mountain Music Festival Announces 2016 Lineup
Today, roots reggae favorites Stick Figure are releasing their sixth album, Set In Stone, making their mark as one of the fastest growing bands in the U.S. scene. Recorded in a self-constructed recording studio in the Santa Cruz Mountains, it took sole songwriter, instrumentalist, and producer Scott Woodruff three years to make. With five full-length albums, over 2.5 million… Continue reading Stick Figure Debuts Set In Stone Today
