Concert Posts
Apr 12th 1 Comment
Things that rarely happen:
-Being bombarded with hype to the point you actually start to get excited, which leads to a sudden burning sensation of self-doubt as you remind yourself you're too… Read Story »
Apr 10th 2 Comments
The Postal Service delivered the goods for their first show in nine years. Celebrating the tenth anniversary and re-release of their platinum debut album Give Up, Ben Gibbard, Jimmy Tamborello, Jenny… Read Story »
Apr 8th 3 Comments
Last night, Yeah Yeah Yeahs played a show at Webster Hall in New York. They performed a host of songs from the forthcoming Mosquito (out 4/16), including the live debuts of "Slave" and "Wedding… Read Story »
Apr 8th Comment
It was a little after 6 p.m. when Jeff Regan, program director for Sirius XM's Alt Nation channel, walked onto the stage at Brooklyn's Music Hall Of Williamsburg to introduce Phoenix -- and over the… Read Story »
Apr 8th Comment
Unknown Mortal Orchestra played a homecoming show at Aladdin Theater in Portland over the weekend. Wrapping up their tour with fellow Oregonians and recent BTW Wampire, UMO played a drum jam-filled… Read Story »
Apr 8th Comment
The Troubadour was completely sold-out for the stunning combination of Phosphorescent and Strand of Oaks. Phosphorescent have been gaining traction on their latest album, Muchacho. Matthew Houck… Read Story »
Apr 3rd Comment
The Joy Formidable played The Vic in Chicago last night. After sets from openers Kitten and Guards, the band rocked songs from their recent album Wolf's Law and 2011 debut The Big Roar. Max Herman… Read Story »
Apr 3rd Comment
Last night Lord Huron played at Portland venue Doug Fir. The crowd was excitable as the band ran through tracks from their album Lonesome Dreams and a cover of the Kinks' "Strangers." We sent Colin… Read Story »
Apr 2nd Comment
Low stopped by Fingerprints Records in Long Beach for an in-store performance in support of their latest Sub Pop records release, The Invisible Way. Alan Sparhawk unfurled frosty waves of… Read Story »
Mar 30th 6 Comments
For most of the nineties, The Breeders’ “Cannonball” seemed inescapable on my hometown radio station, WHFS 99.1, in Annapolis, Maryland. Since “Cannonball” announces itself with Kim… Read Story »
