The second annual Rock Carnival will return to Energy Park in Lakewood, New Jersey, Sept. 30. The three-day event that attracted 50,000 attendees its first year will feature carnival rides and entertainment, food trucks, beer gardens, professional wrestling and of course live music. Most notably, Rock Carnival will be home to Twisted Sister’s final performance […]
Hearing Aide : Landscapes, “Modern Earth”.
British natives, Landscapes, have released their 2nd album, Modern Earth. Shaun Milton, Kai Sheldon, Martin Hutton, Tom Paulton, and Jordan Urch were named “One of the best hardcore bands in Britain” by Rock Sound. The album was released April 8 via Pure Noise Records. My favorite track on the album and the one that stood out […]
Hearing Aide: Mudface “The Bane of Existence”
California natives Mudface released their 2nd album The Bane of Existence on March 18. With a goal of proving metal is not dead, Mudface has brought new life to the genre with this album. The opening track of this album,”Fed to the Lions”, has some of the best metal vocals I have heard in a long time. […]
“Wintour is coming” to Syracuse March 6
Fall Out Boy‘s “Wintour is coming” tour will be stopping at The Oncenter War Memorial Arena on Sunday March 6. Fall Out Boy is touring in support of their 6th studio album, American Beauty/American Psycho. The album is the bands 2nd since their two year hiatus in 2010. Since their return in 2013 the band […]
Pitchfork Music Festival Announces 2016 Lineup
Returning to Chicago’s Union Park for it’s 11th year, Pitchfork Music Festival has announced the lineup for 2016. The three-day festival, beginning July 15, promises to be packed with musical genius. Interestingly, the lineup announcement lists the artists playing the festival in alphabetical order — in both the overall list and in the daily breakout […]
Hearing Aide: Hands Like Houses “Dissonants”
Australian rock band, Hands Like Houses, will be releasing their third studio album Feb. 26. Trenton Woodlley, Matt Cooper, Alex Pearson, Joel Tyrrell and Matt Parkitny entered the studio in March for the first time since the release of Reimagine in 2014. Dissonants will be released on Rise records. Frontman Trenton Woodlley addressed the band’s relief and excitement […]
The Congress and The Sun Parade to Perform at Bearsville Theater
After finishing their recent tour with Lake Street Dive, The Congress and The Sun Parade will perform Saturday, Feb. 13, at the Bearsville Theater in Woodstock. Virginia natives The Congress are currently working on their second EP while touring. Their first album, Whatever you Want, was released in 2012. On the band’s Facebook page, The Sun Parade […]
Jefferson Airplane’s Ettlin Dies at 74
Jefferson Airplane‘s first female vocalist, Signe Anderson Ettlin, passed away a week ago at her home in Beaverton, Oregon. Ettlin had been suffering from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and was recently entered into hospice care. In a strange coincidence, co-founder of Jefferson Airplane Paul Kantner also passed away the same day. Both Ettlin and Kantner were […]
Trey Anastasio Album ‘Paper Wheels’ to be Released October 30
Phish front man Trey Anastasio has announced his latest solo album, Paper Wheels, is finally available for pre-order at Trey’s store and Phish Dry Goods. The album will be released Oct. 30 and will be offered as a limited edition with only 4,000 copies. This will be Anastasio’s third LP as a solo artist. The album […]
Horizon Wireless announces summer and fall dates
Fresh off a successful weekend at Farm Fest Music, Horizon Wireless has announced more dates for their summer/fall tour. Harrison Waxenburg and Daniel Lyons are known for their multi-genre dance music that is sure to breathe life into a mundane summer evening. With customized sets for every show, Horizon Wireless has played on the stages […]