AC/DC Launch ‘Power Up’ Tour With Thunderous Voltage In Gelsenkirchen, Germany (RECAP)
Four years after the release of their seventeenth studio album, Power Up, AC/DC is still celebrating. The iconic band kicked off their “Power Up” tour
In support of the band’s new album, ‘FU##IN’ UP’, which features performances of songs from the 1990 album Ragged Glory and live recordings from Toronto’s Rivoli,
Dynamic Indie Folk mainstays The Ballroom Thieves released their fifth studio album, Sundust, in April via Nettwerk, and are out playing in May and June.
Philadelphia-based Eliza Hardy Jones is a full-time member of The War on Drugs, has been in Iron & Wine and Grace Potter’s touring bands, and
Minneapolis-based Psych and Dream Pop artist Rupert Angeleyes released his third album Pillow Talk, on April 20th and played a special release show with his
The Molly Miller Trio, consisting of Molly Miller, Jennifer Condos, and Jay Bellerose, are releasing their new Western-influenced instrumental album The Ballad of Hotspur on
Mikahl Anthony reveals details of his anxiously awaited debut LP, MUSE. Hailing from the West side of St. Louis, Missouri, Mikahl Anthony’s sonic roots spread far
In support of the band’s new album, ‘FU##IN’ UP’, which features performances of songs from the 1990 album Ragged Glory and live recordings from Toronto’s Rivoli,
Rating C+ The thing about Paul Thomas Anderson is that his talent is so great that even his bad movies are, well, pretty good. His
The Police were just halfway into their career by the time the tour documentary Around The World first came out. They were still a few
Kathleen Hanna’s memoir, Rebel Girl: My Life as a Feminist Punk, vividly captures her extraordinary journey as a musician, activist, and avatar of the Riot
SONG PREMIERE: Left Lane Cruiser Unleash Groove-Laden and Soulful Blues-Rock with “Motown Mash”
Bayport BBQ Blues is the new studio album by Indiana’s favorite blues duo Left Lane Cruiser, featuring Freddy J IV on guitar and vocals, and Brenn “Sausage Paw” Beck on
55 Years Later: The Who Bring Rock Opera Concept To Forefront With ‘Tommy’
It didn’t take hindsight of over half a century to realize The Who’s Tommy (released 5/17/69), delivered all the breakthroughs the band was seeking at the time