Happy Birthday Les Paul
Happy birthday Les Paul. Guitar hero. Read Moby, Art Alexakis (Everclear) and Ace Frehley (Kiss) in MAGNET on Mr. Paul: The post Happy Birthday Les Paul appeared first on Magnet Magazine. » Read More
Happy birthday Les Paul. Guitar hero. Read Moby, Art Alexakis (Everclear) and Ace Frehley (Kiss) in MAGNET on Mr. Paul: The post Happy Birthday Les Paul appeared first on Magnet Magazine. » Read More
45 years ago today, Nick Lowe released Labour Of Lust. The old magic. Read Andy Shernoff (Dictators) in MAGNET on Nick: The post Nick Lowe Released “Labour Of Lust” 45 Years Ago Today appeared first on Magnet Magazine. » Read More
15 years ago today, Elvis Costello released Secret, Profane & Sugarcane. Complicated shadows. Read our Elvis live review from 2019: The post Elvis Costello Released “Secret, Profane & Sugarcane” 15 Years Ago Today appeared first on Magnet Magazine. » Read More
Happy birthday Matthew Bellamy (Muse). Plug in, baby. Photo for MAGNET by Wes Orshoski. Read our Muse live review from 2019: The post Happy Birthday Matthew Bellamy (Muse) appeared first on Magnet Magazine. » Read More
Happy birthday Cole Porter. Just one of those things. The post Happy Birthday Cole Porter appeared first on Magnet Magazine. » Read More
Clairo returned last month with “Sexy To Someone,” the lead single to her upcoming third album Charm. She gave the song its live debut Saturday night, during a surprise appearance at Ryan Beatty’s Bowery Ballroom show in New York. » Read More
If our math and research serves us right, the only artist who’s performed at Madison Square Garden more times than Phish is Billy Joel. The Piano Man is about to wrap up his residency at the New York arena, and he brought out Trey Anastasio Saturday night for “Sleeping With The Television On,” » Read More
This past 4/20, a Phish fan posted a video of himself ripping a bong during one of the jam band’s recent concerts at the Sphere (see also: water is wet). The clip later went viral, prompting the high-tech Vegas venue to permanently ban said bong-ripper from all Madison Square Garden-owned premises as of June 6. » Read More
At least two excellent alt-rock singles came out in 2003: “Mr. Brightside” and “Maps.” The Killers paid homage to the Yeah Yeah Yeahs last night by covering the latter song during their headlining set at Governors Ball in New York. » Read More