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London’s Somerset House is set to launch an exhibition entitled The Rolling Stones: 50. The photographic exhibition will be free and showcase over 70 unseen pictures of studio, stage and … Read more
Journalist: “Where’s the modesty?” Queen drummer Roger Taylor: “Well, there isn’t any…” Damn right. With songs that could level buildings and summon angels, Queen embodied total rock bombast and triumph. … Read more
Music City Roots, broadcast live on WSM weekly from The Loveless Barn outside of Nashville, is sort of a low-rent Grand Ole Opry. Low-rent in the best, most glorious sense … Read more
In New York for the first time in many years, Mick Taylor performed a six-night, twelve-show residency at the Iridium, the famed home of Les Paul’s weekly Monday night concerts. … Read more
Billboard reports that the musical based on the early career of the Beatles will open in Los Angeles for a brief run before its anticipated debut on Broadway. The show, which … Read more
The Silver Jews will be releasing Early Times via Drag City Records on June 19th. Comprising of long out of print recordings from the band’s first sessions together and collecting … Read more
The line snaked down a steamy 14th Street a full hour before, but Warren Haynes made the wait worthwhile, playing a full solo set then patiently signing CDs. Haynes’ reputation … Read more
For the release of Delicate Steve’s second album Positive Force, due to drop July 10th a very special event has been arranged by label Luaka Bop. Partnering with parte … Read more
Deviating from his signature soulful sound, Ben Harper tries his hand at a more psychedelic look at love and life on Give Till It’s Gone. The album’s high energy infectiously … Read more
Old school rock n’ roll is alive and well in Northern Ireland and storming the shores of the U.S. and everywhere else compliments of The Answer. Their third release, Revival, … Read more
