Soccer Mommy is scheduled to perform at Project Pabst 2024 in late July, but the artist born Sophia Allison is squeezing in a few headlining dates beforehand. The Lost Shows started at Stone Circle Theatre in New York City on… Read More
Residencies are not a new concept. For a long time, Las Vegas was the hub of such activities, usually as artists saw their cultural impact wane but could still pack a house based on past hits. Why not post up… Read More
Although summertime is often associated with festival season, there are also plenty of artists doing their own tours. Those artists may have some festival appearances scattered throughout their itineraries, but the sunny weather is a solid incentive to open up… Read More
Friday, June 7 Actress — Statik (Smalltown Supersound) Alfie Templeman — Radiosoul (Chess Club Records) Alisa Amador — Multitudes (Honest Magic Records) All Under Heaven — What Lies Ahead of Me (Sunday Drive Records) Amanda Bergman — Your Hand Forever… Read More
Most superheroes (and villains) have a close affinity with a furious animal. After a recent run-in with a typically nocturnal mammal, Taylor Momsen’s story could easily be turned into a comic book series. On May 29, during the band’s opening… Read More
LCD Soundsystem has really taken to extended residencies in recent years, and now they’re back on that grind: Today (May 31), the group announced a residency that will take place at two beloved Los Angeles venues: Shrine Expo Hall and… Read More
The recent death of basketball icon Bill Walton made a major impact in the sports world, but it was significant in the jam band community, too. Walton was perhaps the Grateful Dead’s most enthusiastic and dedicated fan, and band members… Read More
Earlier this week, Beabadoobee announced her This Is How Tomorrow Moves Tour. She and Hovvdy are set to hit the road together starting in September, but ticket sales start sooner than that. As for how much admission will cost, here’s… Read More
Anybody who thought the vinyl resurgence was just a fad was mistaken: The industry has experienced a legitimate revival. As a result, music fans are interested in physical media in ways they may not have if the decades-old medium hasn’t… Read More
This week’s episode begins with Steven talking about his visit to Brooklyn as part of the promotional tour for his new book, There Was Nothing You Could Do: Bruce Springsteen’s “Born In The U.S.A.” And The End Of The Heartland.… Read More