
tours announced: Silversun Pickups, Cheap Trick, Innovative Leisure Weekender, more
Plus: Soulwax, Tame Impala/Perfume Genius, Ed O'Brien (Radiohead), Pee-Wee Herman, John Prine, Richard Thompson, and more tour news.
Plus: Soulwax, Tame Impala/Perfume Genius, Ed O'Brien (Radiohead), Pee-Wee Herman, John Prine, Richard Thompson, and more tour news.
The Dance is across Lafayette St from Joe's Pub and Cheap trick already played there.
Lynyrd Skynyrd, ZZ Top, Megadeth, Ghost, Mastodon, and more are also playing this new hard rock and metal fest, and campers are invited to show up on their motorcycles.
Texas trio ZZ Top are celebrating their 50th anniversary this year and will be on the road as part of that celebration. The tour kicks off August 16 in Ridgefield, WA and wraps up October 20 in West Palm Beach, FL, with Cheap Trick joining them for many of the shows and Lynyrd Skynyrd playing with them at a pair of California dates...
Plus: Viagra Boys, Erin Rae and Andrew Combs, Daddy Issues and Leggy, and more tour-related news.
Part three of the Melvins' ongoing tour diary includes Kansas City, where their tour crossed paths with the Cheap Trick/Poison tour and Melvins joined Cheap Trick on stage.
The "National Concerts Week" promotion is happening now with hundreds of $20, all-in tickets to Live Nation shows across the country.
Live Nation is once again offering $20 "all-in" (aka service fees included) tickets to over 2000 shows happening this summer with a promotion they're calling National Concert Week. Those include shows with such artists as Arcade Fire, Beck, Dead & Company, Paramore, Ms. Lauryn Hill, Bon Jovi, The Smashing Pumpkins, Weezer/Pixies, Dwight Yoakam/Lucinda Williams, Janet Jackson, Steely Dan/Doobie Brothers, Alan Jackson, Bush/Stone Temple Pilots/The Cult, Counting Crows/Live, and lots more.
The Milwaukee fest also includes The Weeknd, Spoon, Grizzly Bear, Social Distortion, Pat Benatar, Meat Puppets, Ash, Sugarhill Gang, Jason Isbell, Soccer Mommy, Hurray for the Riff Raff, and much more.
He joins a stacked lineup that already included Norah Jones, Emmylou Harris, Donald Fagen, Billy F. Gibbons, Warren Haynes, Gary Clark Jr., Mavis Staples, and more.