Voodoo Music Experience 2012 in New Orleans this weekend will draw in thousands of music lovers, regardless of their weekend class schedules.
Unexpected obstacles and organizational decisions...
With dozens of tours and hundreds of shows under its belt, alternative rock group Mutemath has garnered enough experience on the road to disregard ominous setbacks. Well, most of them.
Mutemath drummer...
Sixteen warriors will enter a battle royale tonight armed with nothing but an arsenal of music.
Red Bull Play & Destroy challenges DJs to compete in a one-on-one music-playing competition. The event...
Worldly acoustics wrapped in layers of electronic reverberations will echo down South Peters Street in New Orleans on Friday night when Beats Antique performs at the Howlin’ Wolf.
If listeners...
Since forming in 1983, The Melvins, a cult punk band from Washington, has stayed decidedly out of the spotlight.
The band is best known for its early links to rock icon Nirvana — Melvins drummer...
New Orleans will welcome Bad Books, the love child of indie darlings Manchester Orchestra and solo artist Kevin Devine, for the first time at 9 p.m. tonight at the Parish at the House of Blues.
Andy...
Henry Rollins is best known for being the former frontman of the influential rock band Black Flag. Though the music may have stopped, that hasn’t silenced one of the founding fathers of punk.
Through...
Since circulating its first demo cassette tape to preparing for an eighth studio album, rock trio Better Than Ezra has clung to its University roots through the years.
The New Orleans-based band will...
The Mayans were right. The world is ending. It’s 2012, and Dec. 21 is quickly approaching.
How can we be sure? Because Taylor Swift released a dubstep song. You read that right — there’s...
Ernest Greene’s chilled out keyboard vibes turned into rockus dance anthems at Washed Out’s final tour stop at the Spanish Moon Monday night.
And the Monday night showing proved impressive....
A shimmery, palpable joy rippled through a sea of bodies as the lights in New Orleans' Mahalia Jackson Theatre dimmed.
In one ephemeral moment, a rosy glow lit an oversized lantern hanging above the...
The day four Wooten brothers placed a bass guitar in their youngest sibling’s tiny 2-year-old hands, they invoked the calling that would guide him to critical acclaim as a musician and allow him...
