Rock Music Artists
Yahoo! News Search Results for band "David Bowie"
'Friend and Foe' (Penn State Collegian)
There's something to be said for the ambition that experimental rock bands have. Look at artists like Jimi Hendrix, David Bowie and Sonic Youth -- artists that took the status quo of rock and pushed it in new directions, creating a new status quo.
Pomp and circumstance (The Plain Dealer)
- The Beatles, "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" (1967): An orchestra revs up for "A Day in the Life," to staggering effect. - The Who, "Tommy" (1969): Not the first rock opera, but the most famous.
Photos: Danny and the Nightmares (Daniel Johnston) [Dallas, TX; 02/18/07] (Pi...
Under his Danny and the Nightmares guise, indie legend Daniel Johnston treated show-goers at Dallas' Granada Theater last Sunday to new material, "an amazing cover" of Wings' "Band on the Run", and "a beautiful rendition" of "True Love Will Find You in the End", according to reader Callan Cotten, who provided these classy black-and-white photos of the event.
Critic's pick (San Jose Mercury News)
Francisco Ordaz Saúl Hernández of JaguaresCRITIC'SPICK MUSIC Rock without borders Mexico's Jaguares aren't quite U2 in terms of world popularity but aren't far from it in terms of talent. The band, fronted by singer Saul Hernandez and guitarist Cesar Lopez (``Vampiro''), evokes that same hard-edged, swirling anthemic rock. The beautiful, thoughtful lyrics can easily get you chanting along to ...
Danity Kane launches Celebrity Night (Denver Post)
Editor's note: Kat Valentine is taking maternity leave. Freelance writer Kathleen St.
Guilty Pleasures -- Twin Bridges Inn (Yakima Herald-Republic)
Guilty Pleasures wholeheartedly apologizes for the absence of self-involved ramblings the past two weeks.
Weekend hot picks: Burning down the house (Asheville Citizen-Times)
Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. Friday for Montreal alt-rock sensations Arcade Fire, playing May 2 at Wolfe Auditorium. And while fans can buy only four tickets at $32 each (either through Ticketmaster.
02-23-07 EUR ALL ON ONE PAGE (Eurweb)
DREAMWORKS APOLOGIZES TO MOTOWN FOR ?DREAMGIRLS?: Studio takes out ad underscoring film as ?work of fiction.? *Dreamworks studios has finally responded to criticism of its film ?Dreamgirls? and its perceived negative portrayal of events based on the story of Berry Gordy?s Motown record label.
'Glastonbury' - MOVIE REVIEW - Los Angeles Times - calendarlive.com (Calendar...
Julien Temple offers a crowd-centric overview of England?s rural fair. This small town in Somerset is dominated by a mystical hill ? Glastonbury Tor ? rumored to possess the kind of paranormal qualities that produce legends and make you want to whistle the theme from "The X-Files."
CD reviews for December 1, 2006: "The Outsider," DJ Shadow; "Future Sex/Love ...
Published Dec 01, 2006 - 11:19:06 CST. The demise of Tower Records is an ominous harbinger for the music industry. As the digital world increases, brick-and-mortar stores continue to crumble. And after watching this local institution fall, I worry about the future of music.
Newsfeed display by CaRP
|
'Friend and Foe' (Penn State Collegian)
There's something to be said for the ambition that experimental rock bands have. Look at artists like Jimi Hendrix, David Bowie and Sonic Youth -- artists that took the status quo of rock and pushed it in new directions, creating a new status quo.
Pomp and circumstance (The Plain Dealer)
- The Beatles, "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" (1967): An orchestra revs up for "A Day in the Life," to staggering effect. - The Who, "Tommy" (1969): Not the first rock opera, but the most famous.
Photos: Danny and the Nightmares (Daniel Johnston) [Dallas, TX; 02/18/07] (Pi...
Under his Danny and the Nightmares guise, indie legend Daniel Johnston treated show-goers at Dallas' Granada Theater last Sunday to new material, "an amazing cover" of Wings' "Band on the Run", and "a beautiful rendition" of "True Love Will Find You in the End", according to reader Callan Cotten, who provided these classy black-and-white photos of the event.
Critic's pick (San Jose Mercury News)
Francisco Ordaz Saúl Hernández of JaguaresCRITIC'SPICK MUSIC Rock without borders Mexico's Jaguares aren't quite U2 in terms of world popularity but aren't far from it in terms of talent. The band, fronted by singer Saul Hernandez and guitarist Cesar Lopez (``Vampiro''), evokes that same hard-edged, swirling anthemic rock. The beautiful, thoughtful lyrics can easily get you chanting along to ...
Danity Kane launches Celebrity Night (Denver Post)
Editor's note: Kat Valentine is taking maternity leave. Freelance writer Kathleen St.
Guilty Pleasures -- Twin Bridges Inn (Yakima Herald-Republic)
Guilty Pleasures wholeheartedly apologizes for the absence of self-involved ramblings the past two weeks.
Weekend hot picks: Burning down the house (Asheville Citizen-Times)
Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. Friday for Montreal alt-rock sensations Arcade Fire, playing May 2 at Wolfe Auditorium. And while fans can buy only four tickets at $32 each (either through Ticketmaster.
02-23-07 EUR ALL ON ONE PAGE (Eurweb)
DREAMWORKS APOLOGIZES TO MOTOWN FOR ?DREAMGIRLS?: Studio takes out ad underscoring film as ?work of fiction.? *Dreamworks studios has finally responded to criticism of its film ?Dreamgirls? and its perceived negative portrayal of events based on the story of Berry Gordy?s Motown record label.
'Glastonbury' - MOVIE REVIEW - Los Angeles Times - calendarlive.com (Calendar...
Julien Temple offers a crowd-centric overview of England?s rural fair. This small town in Somerset is dominated by a mystical hill ? Glastonbury Tor ? rumored to possess the kind of paranormal qualities that produce legends and make you want to whistle the theme from "The X-Files."
CD reviews for December 1, 2006: "The Outsider," DJ Shadow; "Future Sex/Love ...
Published Dec 01, 2006 - 11:19:06 CST. The demise of Tower Records is an ominous harbinger for the music industry. As the digital world increases, brick-and-mortar stores continue to crumble. And after watching this local institution fall, I worry about the future of music.
Newsfeed display by CaRP