The Hollywood Bowl has announced that a special concert, dubbed "Keep The Party Going: A Tribute To Jimmy Buffett," will be taking place on April 11th with an all-star lineup.
The tribute concert will feature Beatles legend Paul McCartney, Eagles, Jon Bon Jovi, Kenny Chesney, Eric Church, Zac Brown, Jackson Browne, Brandi Carlile, Sheryl Crow, Scotty Emerick, Jack Johnson, Caroline Jones. Mac McAnally, Jake Owen, Pitbull, Jake Shimabukuro, The Coral Reefer Band and more special guests. (continue)
10cc has announced that they will be launching their first American tour in over three decades this summer with their The Ultimate, Ultimate Greatest Hits Tour.
The 20-date trek will be kicking off on July 24th in Montclair, NJ at the Welmont Theatre and will run through August 17th where it will wrap up in San Francisco, CA at the Palace of Fine Arts. (continue)
Former Megadeth guitarist Marty Friedman has shared a visualizer for his new song "Illumination" to announce the release of his forthcoming album, "Drama", which will arrive on May 17th.
Freeman Promotions sent over these details: Marty proudly announces his latest solo album, 'Drama' where he only slightly revisits the atmospheric elements of his acclaimed 1992 release 'Scenes,' elevating them to a modern and exotic collection of epic, extravagant, and unapologetically emotional mini-symphonies. (continue)
Gin Blossoms and Toad The Wet Sprocket have announced that they will be joining forces this summer to launch a coheadlining tour of the U.S. that will feature support from Vertical Horizon.
The tour will launch on August 1st in Oshkosh, WI at the Waterfest Concert Series Riverside Park at Leach Amphitheater and will conclude on August 24th in Essex Junction, VT at the Champlain Valley Fair. (continue)
311 have announced that they will be hitting the road this summer for The Unity Tour that will also feature special guests AWOLNATION and Neon Trees.
The tour kicks off in Cincinnati, OH on July 20 and will be making stops throughout the United States in Chicago, Boston, Raleigh, Tampa, Houston, Costa Mesa, and more before wrapping up in Redmond, WA on August 31. (continue)
Weezer have announced that they will celebrating the 30th anniversary of their self-titled debut album, a.k.a. The Blue Album, with their Voyage To The Blue Planet Tour.
The tour will feature support from The Flaming Lips and Dinosaur Jr. and is set to kick off on September 4th in Saint Paul, Minnesota at the Xcel Energy Center and will wrap up in Los Angeles on October 11th. (continue)
Staind and Breaking Benjamin have announced that they are teaming this fall to launch a coheadlining tour of the U.S. that will feature Daughtry as direct support and Lakeview as the opener.
The 23-city tour will kick off on September 10th at The Pavilion at Star Lake in Burgettstown, PA and will wrap up in Austin at Germania Insurance Amphitheater on October 25th. (continue)
Iron Maiden frontman Bruce Dickinson is celebrating after his new solo project "The Mandrake Project" topped the charts and scored top 10 debuts on charts across the globe.
The album claimed the topped spot on the charts in Germany and Sweden, No. 2 in Finland and Switzerland, No. 3 in his native UK, No. 4 in Brazil, No. 5 in Belgium and Italy, No. 6 in the Netherlands, and No. 10 in France and Mexico. (continue)
Former Pig Destroyer member Blake Harrison has passed away following a battle with cancer his partner Lindsey Turnbullet revealed via social media on Sunday, (March 10th).
She wrote, "I came home Saturday night and everything looked the same but had profoundly changed. I am so sorry to announce the passing of my partner, my best friend, my adventure buddy, the dad of our wild dug, Crab. (continue)
Multi-platinum alt-rock trio Wallows have announced their eagerly awaited global tour in support of their forthcoming album Model. Wallows' Model Tour, their biggest tour to date, was revealed this morning with a spectacular short film directed by Nina Ljeti and stars the band themselves, along with a few of their friends. The eerie, horror-film esque video was shot at Los Angeles' Kia Forum.
Produced by Live Nation, the tour kicks off August 6th in Portland, OR at Alaska Airlines' Theater of the Clouds and will take the band across North America, Europe and the United Kingdom. (continue)
Following last year's Death Wish Blues UK Tour with Jesse Dayton, celebrated American blues rock guitarist Samantha Fish returns to the UK in October 2024 for her 10-date Bulletproof Headline Tour.
Planet Rock's 48-hour ticket pre-sale starts 10am GMT on Wednesday 13 March via planetrock.com. Tickets go on general sale 10am GMT on Friday 15th March. "I am thrilled to tour the UK in October," says Samantha. UK audiences are incredible." (continue)
As legendary punk rock band NOFX wind up their time on this planet after 40 years, Fat Mike and co. have announced two very special London shows at O2 Academy Brixton on Tuesday 11 and Wednesday 12 June 2024. These dates will see the band play three different albums each night, and form part of their final, farewell tour dates - where they'll perform at the iconic London venue, two decades since their very first appearance there.
On Tuesday 11 June, the band will perform Punk In Drublic, Wolves in Wolves' Clothing and Pump Up, with support from Descendents, Codefendants, Pulley and Last Hounds, while on Wednesday 12 June they'll play So Long & Thanks, White Trash and The Decline, with support from Circle Jerks, SNUFF, The Meffs and The Last Gang. (continue)
The 40th anniversary of Supertramp's "Breakfast in America" album is being celebrated by the syndicated radio show In The Studio With Redbeard: The Stories Behind History's Greatest Rock Bands.
Redbeard shared this synopsis for the episode: On the eve of Supertramp's international blockbuster Breakfast in America , none of us outside the Brit ex-pat band's tight inner circle living in suburban Los Angeles had any reason to see it coming. Sure, their U.S. label patiently had given them the time to cook up something popular over the course of five albums in ten years. Supertramp had exhibited a consistency of band sound since the stunning Crime of the Century five years earlier, eschewing the ubiquitous electric guitar and the obligatory synthesizer of most progressive rock bands in favor of grand piano, the distinctive Wurlitzer electric, and John Helliwell's clarinet and saxophone solos giving Supertramp a decidedly Continental feel. In band co-founders Roger Hodgson and Rick Davies they possessed two singer/ songwriters to contribute material and alternate lead vocals, and whose close harmonies belied the increasing creative competition between them. (read more)
Baroness have announced that they will bring their "Sweet Oblivion Tour" to Europe this Summer, announcing a number of headlining performances amidst their previously announced festival outings.
Baroness shared: "Finally, we're coming over to play some festivals we haven't been to before, play songs from STONE for the first time in Europe and the U.K. and most importantly, see YOU after too long a time away!" (continue)
NJ Indie rockers Riversend have shared a music video for their song "Withered" to celebrate the release of their self-titled debut album this past Friday, March 8th.
They said of the song, "In keeping with the band's melancholy tone, 'Withering' pulls at the mind's vulnerabilities. By asking uncomfortable questions, you take a deeper look at yourself and the things around you. Everything you come to know eventually comes to an end. "Withering" is ultimately about saying goodbye to the things that you cannot change." (continue)
Evan Boyer just released his new single "Burn the Ships," which is from the his forthcoming album, "The Devil in Me", and to celebrate we asked him to tell us about the song. Here is the story:
I'm not sure at what point it dawned on me that the song I was writing wasn't just about a toxic relationship but rather some aspect of domestic violence, but it was pretty early on, probably after the first chorus. It gave me pause, because I'd never really looked at that relationship like that; I just knew it was a messed-up situation, and I just wanted to move on with my life (and I did). But when I started opening up and writing about having to wear long sleeves to hide the bruises that she would leave on my arms, the gravity of the situation kinda hit me, and I felt I owed it to myself and whoever else has been in that situation to tell the full story and not feel ashamed. I don't think it's as rare as people think (the male being the victim of domestic abuse), but it is so rarely talked about for whatever reason. I can say in my situation I didn't talk about it or even let myself think about it because I was embarrassed. And no one should ever feel embarrassed about being a victim of abuse. That's why I finished this song and put it on my record. I want it out there. (continue)
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