Pete's better, you betcha Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune
Fans come away from concerts with indelible memories of a particular song, a rocker's outfit or something said from the stage. The star, however, may be more likely to remember what happened offstage. That was the case with Pete Townshend and the Who's 1970 concert at the Guthrie Theater. "I remember it well," the guitarist/songwriter said in an e-mail interview this week. "But I remember best
Jack-of-all-trades Musburger thrives in role at ABC/ESPN USA Today
Brent Musburger's career took some pretty big swerves. Kids watching Musburger call ESPN2's coverage of the less-than-marquee Brigham Young-Michigan State men's basketball game Saturday or saw Musburger on soccer shows, Little League or IRL racing might not know he once starred on the NFL's dominant studio show. He also routinely told viewers they were "looking live" at the top-drawer events such
Incubus Throw Grenades At Their Label ChartAttack.com
You know you're a successful, highly respected band when you can tell Sony Music what's what. In late 2004, after more than a decade on the road and in the studio, Incubus took a much deserved year off. Then they took another year recording their new album, Light Grenades.
Engel named artistic director of Gloucester Stage Gloucester Daily Times
The Gloucester Stage Company will have a new artistic director at the start of the new year when Eric Engel becomes only the second artistic director at the East Gloucester theater.
A Singer for All Seasons The Reader
Camille Metoyer Moten often gets props for her versatile chops, a quality she amply displayed in concert at the Multi-Faith Music Festival last month.
Rebel Central Los Angeles Weekly
There’s a grit in the air: Can you feel it? These are weird times, grim times, happy times, y times. Good god, these are the funkiest of times. In times such as these, music becomes more important, not less.
Glamour Girls DVD Talk
Kino's Glamour Girls set pulls together five rather disparate films, all featuring strong female leads.
Beatboxers Make Some Serious Noise The Village Voice
Hip-hop disrespects them. Subway patrons love them. Beatboxers make some serious noise. (By Derek L. John)
TODAY IN KC: Becoming, being a legend Kansas City Star
Right now there are kids performing in front of bedroom mirrors hoping to one day please a real crowd at a place with a classy name like the InterContinental Hotel.
Music without labels The Springfield News-Leader
There are lots of ingredients in tobyMac's "musical gumbo." Hip-hop. Rock. Reggae. Pop. But there's one thing the longtime Christian artist knows must be kept out of the recipe: Fear. An artist can't be afraid to go his own route, as tobyMac (Toby McKeehan) did after the breakup of dc Talk in 2000.
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