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In case you were wondering what this year’s official summer jam might be, wonder no more: A few days ago, People unveiled a taste of New Kids On the Block’s comeback single, "Summertime," and as the title suggests, it is indeed all about the summertime, or, perhaps more accurately, meeting hot chicks Read More
It seemed odd enough when the 80′s Texas psych-punk band The Butthole Surfers made something of comeback in 1996 with an album that got lots of mainstream airplay. Now they’re making a comeback from their comeback? You be the judge—they’re playing Webster Hall on July 29.
In case you haven’t heard, a lineup has been announced for this year’s New York installment of the All Tomorrow’s Parties festival, and it’s the kind of lineup that makes the Pitchfork set scream. The legendary My Bloody Valentine is headlining, marking the band’s first U.S. performance in 16 years. And in keeping Read More
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Don’t act like you didn’t watch MTV’s Making the Band 4, like you weren’t right there with the girls of Danity Kane and the guys of Day26 (and that other kid no one really seemed to care about) as they stressed to get those vocal tracks down just right, else they faced Read More
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If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to see about 20 dudes on a single stage pumping out feel good rock ‘n’ roll anthems that would make Axl Rose jealous, then you don’t want to miss Boston’s Bang Camaro June 12 at The Bowery Ballroom. [On Sale: Friday April 11 Read More
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As if it wasn’t exciting enough that power-duo Gnarls Barkley has released its much-anticipated followup to 2006′s St. Elsewhere (just in time to get the hype rolling for some summer jams), now we get news that Messrs. Cee-Lo and Danger Mouse are playing the Highline Ballroom on April 10. Yes, that’s one week from Read More
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Cyndi Lauper is bringing her True Colors to Radio City Music Hall on June 1 (and to Jones Beach on June 3), along with fellow new wavers the B-52s, Rosie O’Donnell, and the Indigo Girls, in a Logo channel-sponsored benefit for the LGBT lobbying organization the Human Rights Campaign. Icing on the Read More
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The Zombies (file under hip ’60s rock bands made popular anew by Wes Anderson movies and TV commercials) are playing Irving Plaza on July 11. The group will have just come off an extensive European stint with fellow British invaders the Yardbirds, though they only seem to have two U.S. dates lined up Read More
MUSIC:
People just loooove indie musicians who bill themselves under catchy band-name monikers: Cat Power, Bright Eyes, Beirut, etc. And Vancouver’s Destroyer (nee Dan Bejar, of the New Pornographers) is no exception. The Merge Records artist will bring his glam- and folk-infused lo-fi pop to the Music Hall of Williamsburg on Read More
