Frank Sidebottom

Today's picks for live videos to watch while you're home and every show is cancelled include The Who at Isle of Wight, Futureheads at Glastonbury 2005, Liz Phair in 1995, and more.

From Pavement to Pulp, from Oasis to R.E.M., from Frank Sidebottom to The Brian Jonestown Massacre, here are a dozen docs to stream right now.

Nitehawk Williamsburg is hosting screening of Frank Sidebottom documentary ’Being Frank‘ and 1981 jazz drama ’Round Midnight.’

This week: Steve Gunn's great new LP, plus two Australian bands that feature members of Twerps, plus Flat Worms and a new wide-ranging Manchester compilation.

You're never too old to rock and roll, as this love letter to these two legendary superfans proves. Featuring interviews with Happy Mondays, The Hold Steady, New Order, The Charlatans and more, It makes its world premiere at the DOC NYC film festival.

The Ramones were their first obsession but it was not their last. They have seen over 10,000 shows together, Happy Mondays wrote a song about them on their classics Pills, Thrills & Bellyaches LP, and they're still going strong.

intro It's been almost three years since The Intelligence's last album, Everybody's Got it Easy But Me. What has Lars Finberg been up to in the interim...

There aren't a lot of actors out there where I'll go to see a film just because they're in it but Michael Fassbender is one of them. From more commercial projects like X-Men: First Class and Prometheus to his work with director Steve McQueen (Hunger, Shame), he always gives interesting performances, even in films that aren't very good (Jonah Hex)...

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The post-SXSW music flood has yet to show relief and this week might actually be more jam-packed with goodness than last. Where to start? Kings of San Francisco's fertile garage rock scene, Thee Oh Sees are back in town for two shows this weekend in what I'd have to call unlikely venues for the band...