Five Things to Do This Weekend Under $10

5. B3BQ Bacon Beats BBQ 12 p.m., Sunday, at Harold’s, 509 Northwood Rd., West Palm Beach. $5 cover. Visit Facebook. What do bacon, art, and music have in common? All three will be intertwined in a beautiful ménage à trios of sorts this Sunday at Harold’s in West Palm Beach…

Musicians Who’ve Taken Sides in Israel-Palestine Conflict

To us mere plebeians, social media is often a voyeuristic peek into the glamorous idiocy of celebrity. We get to see their endless slew of selfies, obtain a first glance at whatever new thing they are trying to sell us, and we can chuckle at their all caps, poorly written…

Parkway Drive’s Singer Is a Mellow Guy Who Makes Metalcore

Parkway Drive, a metalcore band from Australia hit the scene back in 2002. Since then they’ve come out with four studio albums and are currently writing new material for their fifth. These heavy music-making Aussies are playing Warped Tour at Cruzan Amphitheatre this Saturday. We had the chance to speak…

The Fray – Hard Rock Live, Hollywood – July 22

The Fray brought out pop-rock in full force, with openers Oh Honey and Barcelona, and even a song about the Lord their God to Hard Rock Live in Hollywood last night. Oh Honey warmed up the crowd with jokes about encountering gators, scary rides at Disney, and wanting people to…

Five Things Weird Al Critiques in Mandatory Fun

As Robin Thicke’s Paula plummets down the Billboard album charts faster than Chris Christy on a bungee cord, pop’s prince of parody Weird Al Yankovic just scored his first chart topping release. His new album Mandatory Fun is his best in years, and has spawned some stellar accompanying viral videos,…

Ten Most Underrated Prog Rock Albums

Broward County is about to receive a wave of live shows by some classic progressive rock bands or their tribute spawn. The Musical Box, a Canadian outfit that reproduces Peter Gabriel-era Genesis stage shows, with costumes and all, kicks off the surge this Friday. It will re-create the band’s set…

Michael Franti: “I Believe in the Power of Music”

It’s not easy to imagine a performer who goes from punk to populist and still manages to find a common thread in the way he connects with a crowd. Then again, not many artists boast the same amount of energy and enthusiasm as Michael Franti. Here’s a performer who literally…

City of Boynton Beach Shuts Down Popular Monthly BBAD Art Walk

UPDATE: After talks with Boynton Beach’s city manager and the chiefs of the police and fire departments, the monthly BBAD Art Walk is back on. On October 23, 2014, the event will celebrate its fourth anniversary. Four years ago, up-and-coming artist and gallery owner Rolando Barrero had a vision to…

American Idol Live! Tour: Not a Perfect Ten, but Close Enough

The American Idol Tour stopped by the Broward Center for the Performing Arts this Saturday with almost all ten finalists from season 13 of the popular Fox show. This included CJ Harris, Jena Irene, Caleb Johnson, Jessica Meuse, MK Nobilette, Alex Preston, Majesty Rose, Malaya Watson, and Sam Woolf. The…

MonstrO’s Juan Montoya: the Visual Side of Musicians

Continuing our series on musicians who are also artists, we had the chance to speak with MonstrO guitarist Juan Montoya, formerly of Ed Matus’ Struggle, Torche, and Stallone, whose illustrations are rapidly becoming prized objets d’art for fans of his kaleidoscopic landscapes inhabited by KISS, kitty cats and nubile women…

Miley Cyrus Has the Loneliest Instagram

Have you seen Miley Cyrus’ Instagram? Wait. What am I asking? Of course you have! She has well over 10 million followers on that shit. That’s more people than live in New York City. That’s like ten and half Rhode Islands. That’s insane. And Miley’s no photographer. There’s nothing particularly…