Kicking off our festival coverage is an interview with Governors Ball co-founder Jordan Wolowitz (who is super proud to be a New Yorker and is also excited about The Strokes).
We talked to Boston Calling co-founder Brian Appel as part of our pre-festival coverage.
Take the next 48 hours to mull it over and cash in your paycheck. Tickets will be available Thursday, April 10th at 10:00am PT.
By Charlie Moorin All these goddam festival announcements, and I’ve got nothing to show: flight, tickets, hotel, food, drugs, alcohol, that shit adds up! Imagine my surprise when I came across a tiny arts festival, running in its 4th year, Waking Windows. Waking Windows takes place in Winooski, Vermont, just south of Burlington. Local, regional […]
Spring is here and so is the 7th annual BLASTFEST! Get ready to rock, heres where and how.
with around 800 bands playing this year, SXSW is a little overwhelming. Here’s a handful of showcases we suggest checking out so you can start making sense of this huge ocean of awesome.
By Daniel Schiffer Bonnaroo 2014 (running June 12-15 in the usual spot down in Manchester, TN) is upon us! Rumors have been a flying and it’s looking like Sir Kanye and Elton John might be headlining. The full lineup will be revealed tonight at an event at 9PM on Bonnaroo.com or via an Xbox app […]
By Mark Zurlo The fifth annual Boston Hassle Fest is fast approaching, and this year’s event features an epic lineup of over 40 local and national acts. The craziness begins on November 8th at the Cambridge Elks Lounge, and will stretch into the early morning hours of November 10th. Boston Hassle is giving you the […]
Newport is a hell of a place, and along with its insurmountable summer atmosphere comes a bounty of tradition and history. That sense of tradition has carried over into the resort town’s premiere summer event: the Newport Folk Festival. While recent years have reflected a stretch towards other genres, 2013 went back to the Festival’s roots and remained more tethered to the standard perception of folk.
By Neil Patch Photos by Daniel Schiffer While rain ultimately defeated Prospect Park’s Great Googa Mooga in its second year of existence, and it successfully demonstrated a model of how to combine a neighborhood community festival with wider regional (and perhaps national) attention. Googa Mooga bills itself as an “amusement park of food, salve drink […]