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Avril Lavigne grows up too soon and loses her spunk (The Greyhound)
Who could forget Avril Lavigne? "Sk8er Boi" captured the hearts of many. "Losing Grip" certainly caused many of us to lose grip on our radios. I'm sure there's at least a handful of girls out there in the Loyola community that remembers wearing plaid skirts and ties with tank tops as a wonderful fashion statement in the early part of this century.
Reviews of new CDs (The News Journal)
Amber, Sarah and Julia Ross are sweet-faced siblings who would probably fare well in school musicals. At some point in the not-too-distant past, they might have even made interesting pop stars. But today, under corporate hit factories such as Disney, which spawned this sister act, and "American Idol," producers and entertainment moguls seem more interested in expanding their brands than nurturing ...
This week's reviews: Everlife, Anberlin, Ataris, K-OS and more (USA Today)
Here's this week's crops of album reviews: Will Everlife be the next Disney pop product to achieve everlasting life on the charts? Not if Elysa Gardner's opinion of the trio's generically feisty tunes holds sway. Anberlin's towering melodies and sonic...
Music Labels Offer Teasers to Download (New York Times)
The expansion of the online marketplace, coupled with ever-worsening CD sales, is now all but forcing the music companies to tread on ground they once viewed as off limits.
Overture Directly Tomusic Fans Via Web (RedNova)
By Jeff Leeds For all the disquiet the Internet has fostered in the music business, almost every rock star and record-label executive is intrigued with the prospect of marketing to music fans directly instead of wrangling over exposure with radio programmers and retailers.
It's a violin revolution (Glenwood Springs Post Independent)
Is Yang the new Hendrix? Decide for yourself GLENWOOD SPRINGS, Colo. ? In Bobby Yang's world, rock and classical music collide.
It's a violin revolution (Glenwood Springs Post Independent)
Is Yang the new Hendrix? Decide for yourself tonight ... In Bobby Yang's world, rock and classical music collide.
Independent Artists Embrace Technology (PC Magazine via Yahoo! News)
Thanks to tools like SpeakerHeart, musicians have a way to monetize their content easily and quickly and connect with their fans.
Butch Walker Goes Out Tonite (POLLSTAR)
Butch Walker has announced a US headlining spring tour. The monthlong string of dates, which kick off March 22 in Raleigh, N.C., will support his latest album, The Rise & Fall Of Butch Walker and the Lets Go Out Tonites . The disc is the third solo effort from a guy who has been playing in front of audiences since he was 15. On this record the singer/songwriter/ guitarist/producer put together a ...
CONCERT: Bass at the Beach begins (The Myrtle Beach Sun News)
The fourth annual Bass at the Beach Concert Series will open today and run through Saturday. The event will feature Grammy-award winning bassist Victor Wooten, Steve Bailey, guitarist Frank Gambale, Grammy-award winner Howard Levy and drummer Kenny Aronoff.
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Avril Lavigne grows up too soon and loses her spunk (The Greyhound)
Who could forget Avril Lavigne? "Sk8er Boi" captured the hearts of many. "Losing Grip" certainly caused many of us to lose grip on our radios. I'm sure there's at least a handful of girls out there in the Loyola community that remembers wearing plaid skirts and ties with tank tops as a wonderful fashion statement in the early part of this century.
Reviews of new CDs (The News Journal)
Amber, Sarah and Julia Ross are sweet-faced siblings who would probably fare well in school musicals. At some point in the not-too-distant past, they might have even made interesting pop stars. But today, under corporate hit factories such as Disney, which spawned this sister act, and "American Idol," producers and entertainment moguls seem more interested in expanding their brands than nurturing ...
This week's reviews: Everlife, Anberlin, Ataris, K-OS and more (USA Today)
Here's this week's crops of album reviews: Will Everlife be the next Disney pop product to achieve everlasting life on the charts? Not if Elysa Gardner's opinion of the trio's generically feisty tunes holds sway. Anberlin's towering melodies and sonic...
Music Labels Offer Teasers to Download (New York Times)
The expansion of the online marketplace, coupled with ever-worsening CD sales, is now all but forcing the music companies to tread on ground they once viewed as off limits.
Overture Directly Tomusic Fans Via Web (RedNova)
By Jeff Leeds For all the disquiet the Internet has fostered in the music business, almost every rock star and record-label executive is intrigued with the prospect of marketing to music fans directly instead of wrangling over exposure with radio programmers and retailers.
It's a violin revolution (Glenwood Springs Post Independent)
Is Yang the new Hendrix? Decide for yourself GLENWOOD SPRINGS, Colo. ? In Bobby Yang's world, rock and classical music collide.
It's a violin revolution (Glenwood Springs Post Independent)
Is Yang the new Hendrix? Decide for yourself tonight ... In Bobby Yang's world, rock and classical music collide.
Independent Artists Embrace Technology (PC Magazine via Yahoo! News)
Thanks to tools like SpeakerHeart, musicians have a way to monetize their content easily and quickly and connect with their fans.
Butch Walker Goes Out Tonite (POLLSTAR)
Butch Walker has announced a US headlining spring tour. The monthlong string of dates, which kick off March 22 in Raleigh, N.C., will support his latest album, The Rise & Fall Of Butch Walker and the Lets Go Out Tonites . The disc is the third solo effort from a guy who has been playing in front of audiences since he was 15. On this record the singer/songwriter/ guitarist/producer put together a ...
CONCERT: Bass at the Beach begins (The Myrtle Beach Sun News)
The fourth annual Bass at the Beach Concert Series will open today and run through Saturday. The event will feature Grammy-award winning bassist Victor Wooten, Steve Bailey, guitarist Frank Gambale, Grammy-award winner Howard Levy and drummer Kenny Aronoff.
Newsfeed display by CaRP