3/22/11

My Morning Jacket Circuital Tour

Just announced!!!!  And this will be my first show ever at Red Rocks.


DATECITYVENUECHARITY

6/17Chicago, ILAuditorium TheatreMercy Home

6/22Los Angeles, CAPantages TheatreMy Friend's Place

6/24Oakland, CAFox TheaterPeople's Grocery

6/26Seattle, WAParamount TheatreArts Corp

6/28Portland, OREdgefieldp:ear

6/29Vancouver, BCOrpheumArts Umbrella

7/11Toronto, ONKool HausSt. Stephens Community House

7/12Montreal, QCMetropolisEquiterre

8/4Denver, CORed RocksUrban Peak

2/26/11

On Repeat: Cut Copy

I've been dancing around in my apartment to this song nonstop.
This will be one hell of a live show.



Cut Copy's latest album, Zonoscope is out now.

Radiohead = Brilliance

2/18/11

LCD on Colbert



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"As they gear up for their farewell show on April 2 at Madison Square Garden, and a series of just-announced shows at NYC's Terminal 5, LCD Soundsystem popped by The Colbert Report to deliver their last-ever television appearance with a performance of the This Is Happening standout "I Can Change."

Prior to performing, LCD frontman James Murphy sat down with Colbert about his reason for ending the band — and Murphy manages to keep up with Colbert's witty rapartee. On his decision to walk away from what Colbert calls "the rock world," "groupies," and "honey-dipped co-eds," Murphy says bluntly, "I'm 41 and at a certain point [performing] gets embarrassing.""
-Spin

Fame Monster

Classic.

2/15/11

Mumford & Sons, Avett Brothers, Bob Dylan Grammy Performance


I'm so happy for Mumford & Avett.  I'm a huge fan and their live shows are incredible!  Can you imagine what it must have felt like to perform with Dylan?!

Howlin' For You

Daaaaamn Dan!  Is that what you look like?


Cheers on best alternative album grammy win.  If you haven't listened to Brothers yet, go getter.


2/14/11

All I Need


...is some more Radiohead.  This Saturday, Feb 19th.

ROOOO

Bonnaroo excitement builds

February 14th, 2011 by Jeff Hahne in Bonnaroo, News
The lineup for the 10th Annual Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival is due at noon tomorrow, so you know those rumor mills are going full speed. Not helping the cause was AC Entertainment’s Ashley Capps who sent out a Twitter message last night simply stating, “Holy shit! The line up for #Bonnaroo just went over the top tonight…beyond thrilled. Great line up and some once in a lifetime shows.”
With rumors of Arcade Fire as a headliner and the band winning album of the year, I’m guessing that could have sparked his comments. Outside of that you also had a performance by rumored ‘Roo attendees Cee-Lo Green and Mumford & Sons. Capps also sent out a Twitter mentioning Esperanza Spalding.
Or perhaps they got some last-minute signings that will make the lineup bigger than he expected. OR, he’s just trying to hype his festival in any way that he can.
Other headliner rumors range from Widespread Panic, Robert Plant and the Band of Joy, My Morning Jacket and The Black Keys to anyone from The Rolling Stones or Rage Against the Machine to Radiohead and Eminem. R.E.M. has also been thrown in the mix.
If you look at the recently uploaded videos to Bonnaroo.com, you’ll see Widespread Panic, My Morning Jacket, Robert Plant and Primus.
Meanwhile, Radiohead has announced that its new album will be available for download on Saturday…
So, here’s the summary of who is expected; we’ll see tomorrow who is right or wrong:
Arcade Fire
Widespread Panic
Robert Plant and Band of Joy
My Morning Jacket
Primus
The Black Keys
Florence And the Machine
Big Boi
Gregg Allman
Robyn
Mumford & Sons
Those Darlins

Congrats Arcade Fire!!

You freakin' deserved the grammy for best album of the year!
 
                         

All My Friends

Straight from the fuckin' heart.



fuck you, scalpers. terminal 5 shows added.

Live. Breathe. Drink. Love. Laugh. Eat. Play. Listen.