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For a long time now, Bruce Springsteen has been treating his concerts like an endurance event. When most bands are content to the take the stage after an opening act or two and cruise through their 90 minute set, well that’s when Bruce and his E Street Band are just getting limber. ...
“We are Gorillaz! We don’t have fans, we have family!”
So proclaimed Sweetie Irie as he took the stage for the final song of the evening, reprising his remix version of “Clint ...
MCR bring their feverishly anticipated reunion tour to the Garden for the second show of a two-night stand
Before any of the music started, there was a public service announcement on the giant display screens that spanned the center of the TD Garden floor, to the effect that if one likes the music of Pink Floyd but dislikes the politics of Roger Waters, they can fuck off to the bar right now*. ...
Maybe purists will correct you when you claim that Tommy was the first rock opera and they start spewing about SF Sorrow instead but let’s not quibble about such trivia. And you know what ...
“Hey Boston, I heard you had some nice weather lately. We brought the snow and cold back because that’s what you deserve.” Maynard James Keenan can always be counted on for a friendly bit of heartfelt discourse and tonight would be no exception. Last ...
“I’m a big nacho guy,” Fieri told me. “Who isn’t, right?”
A bizarre clash of music fans took place this past summer, when the hotly anticipated, decade-plus return of Tool got Swifties all upset when Maynard and company’s Fear Inoculum banished Taylor Swift’s Lover from the top spot on Billboard after one short week, ...
Through no fault of their own, Radiohead has become an “important band.” The pedestal that fans put the band on reaches into the stratosphere, and their every move and each infrequent release is meticulously picked apart and closely observed. The amazing thing is that they routinely ...
