In the summer of 1967, music and popular culture changed forever. The Vietnam War and race riots caused the new generation to question social norms and the women’s movement was burgeoning. The result was a counterculture that used music and art as a form of activism and protest. In the new book “1967: a […]
Monthly Archives: June 2017
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When Epiphone revived the Century last year, it was undoubtedly due to the success of Brit singer-songwriter James Bay, who used the archtop to great effect on his Grammy-nominated debut album, Chaos And The Calm. Now, the guitarist has been rightly honoured with his own signature version. Based on Bay’s own 1966 Century, the Ltd […]
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Have you heard the story behind @ATLUTD’s Man of the Match Guitar? It’s quite interesting. #UniteAndConquer pic.twitter.com/9YxRuFbGJv — FOX Sports South (@FOXSportsSouth) June 30, 2017 John Hiatt once expressed his disdain at performers smashing “perfectly good guitars” at the end of a rock concert. Chances are, Atlanta United players are right there with him. That’s because […]
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Summer Music Weekends at Rock City kicks off 10 straight days of entertainment June 30–July 9, and every Friday–Sunday through Labor Day. Enjoy the sweet sounds of summer from 8:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. with live performances by NBC’s The Voice Finalist Amber Carrington, The Old Time Traveler Matt Downer, Highbeams, Tarryn Aimee Smith and […]
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Landon Haaf, WFAA 3:30 PM. CDT June 30, 2017 The Texas Law Hawk gives fireworks safety tips for the Fourth of July. Photo: Screengrab Fort Worth attorney Brian Wilson is back again, this time with a patriotic edition of his famous “Texas Law Hawk” videos. Wilson stands in the way of flying fireworks and blows […]
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Music groups are a lot like families and, as the above gallery of Rock’s Most Dysfunctional Bands illustrates, they have many of the same issues as your average family. Oh sure, it’s all fun and games at first: Musicians come together, unified by a shared love of performance. Outsized dreams put a rosy tint on […]
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When he thinks back to the late ‘80s and the formation of the band he would spend the next three decades with, Quique Rangel recalls an uncertain time when nothing was for sure. Café TacvbaWhen: 5:30 p.m. July 6 at Taste of ChicagoWhere: Petrillo Music Shell, Grant ParkTickets: $22 (seated), free (lawn)Info: tasteofchicago.us “There was […]
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No one would call Kraftwerk a conventional pop or rock band. You shouldn’t really call them a band at all: in this late phase of their long career, especially as a live act, they are more like conceptual artists as they tour from city to city, experimenting not only with electronic music but with video […]
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When we spoke to Chris Hillman in the spring of 2016, we asked if he had a new album in the works. “I do have material,” he said at the time. “I’m just lazy. But I think a new album will start to happen in June or July.” It turns out Hillman isn’t so lazy after all. […]
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