- Interview- Experimental rockers Gang Gang Dance find comfort, color in the crazy [plus, win free tickets!]
- Interview- Bearded and boisterous: Philadelphia duo continues Pattern of strong local shows
- Interview- To dance or not? Composer Lukas Ligeti assaults body and mind
- ‘Village Jam’ Haiti benefit moves the Paramount
- (0) The Extraordinaires
- (0) Justin Townes Earle
- (0) Jim Waive
- (0) Keith Morris
- (0) Jdavyd Williams
- (0) Thompson/D’earth
- (0) Washed Out
- (0) Landon Pigg
- (0) Brian Patrick
- (0) The Chickenhead Blues Band
- (0) Albemarle Pipe and Drum, Soihadto, and Full Plate
- (0) Heavy Metal Beer Dinner
- (0) Annea Lockwood
- (0) Quiet Loudly




Dreamy Manhattan experimental rock quartet Gang Gang Dance fits nicely in the lineage of New York blog bands like the Black Dice and definitive 2009 critical darlings Animal Collective, but just a few years ago they didn't have as many peers.
"When we started, the kinds of bands that were around (...)
To some music fans, March 16 means a John Mayer concert, but to many others--- including the 40 radio station contest winners who gathered upstairs at The Sound studio on Prestion Avenue earlier in the day of the main event at John Paul Jones Arena--- its all about the opening act, Michael Franti & (...)
Two childhood friends who grew up in evangelical families--- and even attended Jesus camps--- have now placed their faith in something called "cabaret" indie rock. And they're heading to Charlottesville's Tea Bazaar fresh off a southern tour that includes the prestigious South By Southwest Festival in (...)
Music sensation Lady Gaga will perform at the John Paul Jones Arena on September 8, it was announced Monday morning. Tickets will go on sale at a yet-to-be-determined (...)
As the son of composer Gyorgy Ligeti (whose pieces have been featured in Stanley Kubrick's The Shining, 2001: A Space Odyssey, and Eyes Wide Shut) and as the mastermind behind the West-African techno-folk pop ensemble, Burkina Electric, Austrian composer Lukas Ligeti may have some big shoes to fill. (...)




