Conrad Doucette

This Week's Livestreams (Iggy Pop, Method Man vs Redman, Tame Impala, KORN, more)

Plus Insomnium, The Decemberists, The Mountain Goats, Hamilton Leithauser, Ty Segall, Band of Horses, and more livestreams you can watch this week.

Frank Turner, Belle & Sebastian, The National, Franz Ferdinand & more pay tribute to Scott Hutchison

Frightened Rabbit singer Scott Hutchison was sadly found dead at age 36. Tributes from fellow musicians and artists are already pouring in…

What's going on Wednesday?

Tonight’s NYC shows include The Tallest Man on Earth + yMusic, Bing & Ruth, Le1f, The Barr Brothers, Tei Shi, Shilpa Ray, and more.

Bob Weir played 3 NYC-area shows and 'Colbert,' joined by Aaron Dessner & more (pics from the Cap)

The NYC-area shows had three members of The National (including Aaron Dessner, who had to sit out the other tour dates), Josh Kaufman, Conrad Doucette, Dawn Landes’ band The Bandanda Splits, Sam Cohen, and more.

Five Notable Hours of the Week (aka the new Grateful Dead tribute album)

This is a slower release week, and there’s one highly-anticipated release that’s five and a half hours long. In lieu of that, today “Five Notable Releases” becomes “Five Notable Hours.”

Grizzly Bear's Daniel Rossen & Christopher Bear team with The National for Grateful Dead's "Terrapin Station"

Five covers from the upcoming 59-song Grateful Dead tribute album were already released, and now a sixth is here. This one has Grizzly Bear members Daniel Rossen and Christopher Bear teaming up with The National (whose Dessner brothers curated the compilation) for a take on “Terrapin Station.” The song also features Josh Kaufman, Conrad Doucette, So Percussion, and the Brooklyn Youth Chorus…

The National are recording their Grateful Dead tribute w/ Will Oldham, Lee Ranaldo, Tallest Man on Earth & more (pics)

The National have been talking about an all-star indie rock tribute to The Grateful Dead for long time now, and 2015 would be a good year to finally release it given all the excitment surrounding The Dead’s 50th anniversary…

The Rock*A*Teens played two NYC shows (pics from LPR with opener/superfan Will Sheff)

I often make the outrageous drunken claim that the Rock*A*Teens were the best rock and roll band of the 1990s. It’s sort of ridiculous to say, but as I write this sentence stone sober and drinking a glass of juice, I still kind of believe it…

Takka Takka announce new LP & song in time for CMJ

Takka Takka whose sole announced upcoming show is the Ernest Jenning Record Company CMJ showcase at Grand Victory on 10/19 (with Dinosaur Feathers, Wild Yaks, Miniboone, and Daytona), have announced a new album, their first in four years…

Gabriel and the Hounds, A>G>E & friends played Mercury Lounge (pics)

A>G>E opened the early show at Mercury Lounge on Tuesday night (Valentine’s Day). A>G>E is the project of Josh Wise (formerly of French Kicks), and drumming for him was Nick Stumpf (French Kicks drummer, Caveman producer)…
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