Stellastarr* announces 2009 Summer US Tour

In conjunction with their brand new album ‘Civilized’ hitting streets on July 7th, Stellastarr is pleased to announce a headlining tour across the US, their first in three years. Tickets for all dates (except for Boston’s WFNX show) will be available tomorrow, Friday, May 1st, at 12pm EST. Read more

The Unseen – at Clash – Berlin, Germany

Went out to catch The Unseen play live here in Berlin. They played a great show and the crowd went nuts! They played lots of crowd favorites! Cant wait to see these guys play again sometime! Read more

The Specials – at 02 Academy – Glasgow Scotland – April 28, 2009

The venue was full to capacity – there were skinheads, Harrington jackets, Fred Perry’s and shiny doc marten boots everywhere. The crowd were a mixed bunch, mostly men and women in their mid forties but there were many youngsters who weren’t even born 30 years ago when two-tone started. The DJ was playing some good old ska, getting the crowd even more Read more

Silversun Pickups and Eulogies to perform a benefit show

The Pablove Foundation presents:  SILVERSUN PICKUPS and EULOGIES at The EchoPlex

Fighting childhood cancer with LOVE + FUZZ in honor of Pablo Castelaz

This Thursday, April 30, Silversun Pickups and Eulogies will perform at a very special benefit for Pablo Castelaz and The Pablove Foundation, at the Echoplex in Los Angeles. Tickets will go on sale tonight, April 27, at 6:30pm for $25 via TicketWeb. Purchase will be limited to two tickets per customer and ONLY available through online purchase, with a scheduled will-call pick-up. (No walk-ups.) All proceeds will directly benefit The Pablove Foundation named after Pablo Castelaz, the five-year-old son of Dangerbird Records co-founder Jeff Castelaz and his wife Jo Ann Thrailkill.

On May 17, 2008, Pablo was diagnosed with bilateral Wilms’ Tumor, a rare form of children’s cancer, Read more

Are you friggin kidding, this was just a photo op

This stunt is right up there with the kook photographers that show up at concerts and use the stage like a photoshoot, except in this case it just caused a ton of panic and in the case of the kook photographers they just ruin the show for the ticket paying audience. Who ends up paying for this, we do!

More video will get up faster on You Tube

It is already nuts to think about the huge amounts of stuff that is on You Tube. You can see concert clips, people freeking out all the way to news. Now with this new feature of You Tube sharing is being built into the next version of Quicktime you can expect to see a whole lot more a whole lot faster.

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