We’ve all been to some kind of jam session–whether it be in a garage band’s garage, an intimate club or a full-on jam at a music festival. But bands usually only cover one or two songs. Not freestylin’, rhyme spittin’ ArtOfficial.Their new 12-track album “The Payback” (released April 23) covers…
Fans of anything Neil Young should plan on going to the Neil Young Tribute Show tomorrow at The Gibson Showroom. All proceeds from the event will be donated to Neil’s Charity, The Bridge School. You can expect performances and covers done by The Westar, Rachel Goodrich, Jacob Jeffries, Jim Camacho,…
Cinco de Mayo has long been a night of drunken debauchery and Mexican sombreros. Here, then, our list of the top five spots with music to go to this May 5.-Liv’s weekly Dirty Hairy party turns Dirty Sanchez—no, not that way–tonight with DJs Ross One, Contra and Jessica Who. Party…
It seems Miami garage band grungers Lil Daggers have been pretty busy lately. In 2009, they toured the Southeast and the Midwest, ending up at SXSW and appearing in a few festivals. Earlier this year they released a 7″ split single with Satan’s Youth Ministers, and now they’re scheduling the…
Four and five star VIP ticket packages equipped with meet-and-greets, photo ops, a pre-show party and “an exclusive NKOTB gift” have officially sold out for next Thursday’s New Kids on the Block show at the Fillmore.I’ve been a New Kids on the Block fan since I was about six. I…
via myspace.com/teepeeaselI first witnessed Teepee’s Eric Lopez-Zareno in all his synthy greatness at Cinema Sounds 6. For most of the performance I couldn’t even see him (blame it on my sitting at the upper level, or his sitting down throughout his performance), and wondered how his music could make something…
The Romance in a Can European Film Festival commenced last Thursday at the Tower Theater (1508 SW 8 St), and while we’re not huge lovey-dovey advocates on Crossfade (romance, shromance!), there are two films on the slate this week that involve music directly in the plot. Here they are. For…
Miami-alt rockers Alukard toy with Walt Disney’s animation and Salvador Dalí in their latest video incarnation for “Doubtful Optimism.” First started in 1946 and not completed until just a few years ago, the collaboration between two legendary artists seemed the perfect intermingling for the band’s latest track…
