Weekend 1 of Coachella 2013 ran over these last three days, and there's photos to prove it: Red Hot Chili Peppers, Wu-Tang Clan, Modest Mouse, Phoenix, The Lumineers, The xx and more rocked the various stages in Indio...
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The British have invaded yet again.
California's long-running Coachella Music and Arts Festival has often featured big-name headlining acts from across the pond (Radiohead, Oasis, Muse, and others), but rarely has ...
One of the biggest and earliest festivals in the country has made its lineup known: Coachella has tapped Blur, the Stone Roses, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Phoenix, the xx, Yeah Yeah Yeahs and the Postal Service as its hea...
There’s no official release date yet, but Lady Gaga has dropped plenty of hints about the project, aside from its all-caps pretentious name (“When POP sucks the tits of ART,” she declares on Twitter)...
New York's Governors Ball Music Festival successfully expanded to two days earlier this summer, becoming one of the city's premiere music events. Now, local fans have a weekend to look forward to next summer as the da...
There was a time not so long ago when U.S. rock fans could only look on at all of those big European summer festivals with jealousy. Now, however, there are more than enough big name music fests in the States every su...
Beck and Modest Mouse are both coming out of hibernation this summer and will headline New York City's upcoming 2-day Governor's Ball Festival in June. This will be Beck's first show in the Big Apple in four years.
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On July 19th, and imprint called Greyday Records will release a second volume of its "Live From Nowhere Near You" charity compilation. Looking through the first one, out in 2003, a few artists jump out: Spoo...
"G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra" was a nice hit for Parmount Pictures two years ago, but neither the studio, the actors or the general public seemed that happy with it. With the inevitable sequel finally rolling toward ...
