With 11 nights down and only 4 sets left, Phish still had not repeated a song at their Baker’s Dozen run of 13 shows at Madison Square Garden. 198 songs in 11 nights is no small feat but Phish stepped up to the plate for the penultimate show of their residency. Saturday proved to […]
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Glazed and Confused: Phish’s Baker’s Dozen Preview
It’s time to make the donuts. Whether you like your songs sprinkled with bluegrass or deep-fried in funk, the Baker’s Dozen run is sure to be filled with surprises and innovative decoration. The colossally ambitious 13 shows in 17 days will bring Phish back to the “World’s Most Famous Arena” for the first time this […]
The Meadows Festival, Featuring Red Hot Chilli Peppers, Jay Z, Weezer, NAS, Gorillaz Announced for September in Queens
The second year of the Meadows, held in Citi Field, is set to host a plethora of artists reaching across a variety of genres. Tickets went on sale May 10 with prices starting at $275, plus fees, for an early bird three day general admission ticket. It is unclear if any more artists will be added to […]
Photo Gallery: Gowanus and Sprocket at the Brooklyn Bowl
New York City area bands Gowanus and Sprocket played the Brooklyn Bowl on April 4 as a part of the venue’s Jam Jar series. Sprocket’s next show will be in Brooklyn on April 22 at the Bitter End, while Gowanus performs at Olive’s in Nyack on May 12, The Bowery Electric on May 16 and […]
Sold Out: Steel Panther in New York City!
Steel Panther is the Amy Schumer of rock and roll; raunchy, smutty, not for the faint of heart and hilarious. I bet Ms. Schumer is a fan. I can completely visualize her rockin’ out in her NYC townhouse to “That’s When You Came In.” Or perhaps she was at their sold out Irving Plaza show last Thursday, […]
STS9 Rewinds Time
Picture your mind and body being taken on an intergalactic journey through time and space where imagination is limitless. On November 12, Sound Tribe Sector 9 truly made every soul in Terminal 5 rock their bodies to the charm of sweet sound waves. This galactic adventure transported and tickled the tummies of many with tasteful […]
Tea Leaf Green Makes The Crowd Scream
‘Twas a night of dim lit eye candy and musicality, where Stop Light Observations opened up the evening at Brooklyn Bowl on Saturday, October 15, like a fresh can of soda pop. SLO, a southern-retro-electro-rock band, holds an intricate blend of influences, some of which include revival, folk, Motown, and indie. Groups like this one […]
Buckethead Completes Two Night Stand at B.B. King’s Blues Club & Grill
Last Thursday and Friday, September 22 and 23, guitar virtuoso, Buckethead, performed two nights in a row at B.B. King Blues Club & Grill in New York City. Buckethead, who is no stranger to the venue, packed in fans both nights and performed unique sets each night. In recent years, Buckethead has been essentially off […]
Helmet, Supporting New Album, Hits the Road with Local H
Helmet recently announced touring plans for the band’s upcoming Dead To the World U.S. tour through the month of November and most of December. The tour finds the veteran alt-metal band playing thirty-six shows inside of forty-five days in support of their brand new and eighth studio album Dead To The World, scheduled for release on Oct. 28, days […]
Melissa Etheridge brings sexy back at the Beacon Theater
Singer, songwriter and activist, Melissa Etheridge, who is currently on tour with Pat Benatar and Neil Giraldo, stopped by the Beacon Theater in New York City on Wednesday night to strut her stuff, flash her pearly whites and remind us what sexy music sounds like. Watching Etheridge perform her hits from the 80’s, 90’s and […]