Though all other stories this month were rightfully set aside by the upsetting news of Michael Jackson’s death, there were still many highlights to better help remember June in a more positive light. Here are 10 of the best as chosen by Culture Bully.“Bars have bands to bring in customers” by Christopher Robin Cox of Junkyard Empire: He’s talking about the relationship between venues and artists; is our system now, where the pressure is on the band to promote their shows and bring in clientele t
Matt McClosky his band absolutely killed it last night at MoMo’s in Austin, TX. If you haven’t heard Matt’s new CD, These Times Won’t Last, then you need to go to his website today and download it for free . Be sure and throw the guy a donation…he his wife just had another baby. If you live in Austin then you need to come see Matt live at MoMo’s next thursday at 10pm. There is a $5 cover. My boy Jimmie Ingram is playing lead guitar for Matt, and let’s just say…it gets pretty nasty
Del Boy returns to TV as teenager Only Fools and Horses wide-boy Derek Trotter is returning to BBC One in a comedy drama about his teenage years.Sex, Drugs and Rock ‘n’ Chips, set in 1960 and written by Only Fools scribe John Sullivan, will also focus on Del’s “tarty” mother, Joan, and father, Reg. Sullivan said it would give viewers an insight “into why Del and Rodney turned out they way they did”. Filming for the one-off 90-minute show, which will be shown next year, will start on location in
Washingtonians: Want to really declare your independence? Start celebrating Independence Day tonight, July 3rd at 9 PM. Tune your radio to WAMU-FM 88.5 and listen to a special Independence Day edition of American Routes with Ponderosa Stomp, the Del McCoury Band, and the Preservation Hall Jazz Band. It’s not the same old Sousa. The program features portions of live concerts from New Orleans’ French Quarter. The Ponderosa Stomp is dedicated to the “unsung heroes of rock ‘n’ roll” an
Having just begun their much-anticipated summer tour with ZZ Top, Boston rockers Aerosmith have postponed two shows due to an “artist injury.” The show at Cincinnati’s Riverbend Music Center was called off Wednesday night and the group issued a statement yesterday announcing that Sunday’s show in Virginia Beach has been postponed as well. One cannot help [...] Post from: Real Rock News
