New, unseen photographs of the Rolling Stones from the 1960s will be shown for the first time at a London Gallery after the photos were discovered. The exhibition, entitled The Stones … Read more
Nude Beach are, hands down, one of our favorite bands in New York City right now. The Brooklyn-via-Long Island trio play a refreshing, unpretentious take on good, old-fashioned rock ‘n’ … Read more
Memorial Day is here, and you know what that means: barbecues, shorts and those summer jams. With summer right around the corner, we’re making sure that you have the right … Read more
“Snake Farm—sounds a little bit nasty. Snake Farm—well it pretty much is,” was Ray Wylie Hubbard’s opening salvo, and it pretty well described the deliciously naughty set which followed. Hubbard’s … Read more
Any Grace Potter album is a good album in our book, but last year’s The Lion The Beast The Beat was impressive even by her lofty standards. Writer Nicholas Caruso praised the … Read more
Irish guitarist Tony McManus, often cited as the greatest living Celtic guitarist, will release a new album, Mysterious Boundaries, on June 25th. The fingerpicker’s new album veers from his Celtic roots … Read more
If you’re a Springsteen fan, you’re a Springsteen fan for life. Or so it seems. Bruce Springsteen has some of the most loyal fans in the biz and is known … Read more
Ty Segall gets a wake-up call in his video announcement of his upcoming tour. The 32-second clip shows Segall peacefully sleeping on a couch when someone slaps him in the … Read more
The SteelDrivers’ Hammer Down was one of 2012’s best albums. Elmore’s Jim Hynes lauded the band’s resilience in the wake of a couple of key departures from the band, saying that even … Read more
Royal Southern Brotherhood combine New Orleans groove, roots, and good ol’ Southern rock and come up with some of the best rock n’ roll to come from down south in … Read more
