YouTuber and vocal coach Beth Roars is back with another video analyzing singers. In this new post, she breaks down Mike Patton of Faith No More singing their radio hit ‘Epic’ live at Pinkpop Festival, during their reunion tour in 2015. Continue reading
Van Halen frontman David Lee Roth appeared as a guest this week on Marc Maron’s “WTF Podcast”. In a great and wide-ranging interview, Roth weighed in on many topics including the current state of affairs between himself and Eddie and Alex Van Halen. Notably, Roth commented that the band has “always hated each other” and rarely gotten along, even in the best of times. He expanded this by discussing the dynamic of the three leaders of the band, both historically before they worked together, right up to their very last tour together. He also mentioned recently performing a remix of ‘Jump’ at Pinkpop Festival with Armin Van Buren, and many stories from his life. Listen to the podcast below and read some quotes we transcribed. There has been much speculation that Van Halen would announce full reunion with bassist Michael Anthony to perform at festivals or tour dates this summer, but a published report revealed it was called off.Continue reading
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Faith No More has released an extensive schedule of upcoming tour stops.
Apr 15: PNE Forum – Vancouver, BC (w/ Christeene)
Apr 16: Paramount Theater – Seattle, WA (w/ Christeene)
Apr 17: Keller Auditorium – Portland, OR (w/ Christeene)
Apr 19: Warfield – San Francisco, CA (w/ La Plebe)
Apr 20: Warfield – San Francisco, CA (w/Frightwig)
Apr 22: The Wiltern – Los Angeles, CA (w/HO9909)
Apr 23: The Wiltern – Los Angeles, CA (w/Urinals)
Apr 24: The Wiltern – Los Angeles, CA (w/Flatbush)
Apr 25: The Observatory – Santa Ana, CA
May 07: Concord Music Hall – Chicago, IL (w/ Le Butcherettes)
May 08: The Hillmore – Detroit, MI (w/ Le Butcherettes)
May 09: Sony Centre For The Performing Arts – Toronto, ON (w/ Le Butcherettes)
May 11: Orpheum Theatre – Boston, MA (w/ Le Butcherettes)
May 13: Webster Hall – New York, NY (w/ Le Butcherettes)
May 14: Webster Hall – New York, NY (w/ Le Butcherettes)
May 15: Electric Factory – Philadelphia, PA (w/ Le Butcherettes)
May 29: Rock Im Revier – Glesenkirchen (DE)
May 31: Rockavaria – Munchen (DE)
Jun 02: Sonisphere – Milan (DE)
Jun 04: Vienna Rocks Festival – Vienna (AT)
Jun 05: Rock For People Festival – Hradec Kralove (CZ)
Jun 06: Zitadelle Spandau – Berlin (DE)
Jun 12: Pinkpop Festival – Landgraaf (NL)
Jun 13: Download Festival – Castle Donington (UK)
Jun 20: Hellfest – Clisson (FR)
Jun 21: Graspop Festival – Dessel (BE)
Jun 23: Sporthalle Hamburg – Hamburg (DE)
Jun 26: Bravalla Festival – Norrkoping (SW)
Jun 27: Provinssirock Festival – Seinajoki (FI)
Jun 28: Tinderbox 2015 – Odense (DK)
Jul 26: Austin Music Hall – Austin, TX
Jul 27: South Side Ballroom – Dallas, TX
Jul 28: Bayou Music Center – Houston, TX
Jul 30: Masquerade Music Park – Atlanta, GA (with Refused)
Jul 31: Red Hat Amphitheatre – Raleigh, NC (with Refused)
Aug 01: Mann Center for the Performing Arts – Philadelphia, PA (w/ Refused)
Aug 02: Merriweather Post Pavillion – Columbia, MS (w/ Refused)
Aug 04: Blue Hills Banks Pavillion – Boston, MA (w/ Refused)
Aug 05: Madison Square Garden – New York, NY (w/ Refused)
Aug 07: Heavy Montreal 2015 – Montreal, QC
Aug 07: Ricoh Coliseum – Toronto, ON (w/ Refused)
Sept 25: Rock In Rio – Rio de Janeiro (BR)
Eagles of Death Metal have posted an updated on their official website that their new album is in the “home stretch” and an update will be coming soon. In the meantime, new European festival dates have been confirmed with their appearances for this summer.
Jun 05: Rock im Park – Nuermberg (DE)
Jun 06: Gruenspan – Hamburg (DE)
Jun 07: Rock am Ring – Vulkaneifel (DE)
Jun 09: Trianon – Paris (FR)
Jun 11: Greenfield Festival – Interlaken (SW)
Jun 12: Nova Rock – Nickelsdorf (AU)
Jun 13: PinkPop Festival – Landgraaf (NL)
Jun 14: Download Festival – Castle Donington (UK)
Jun 16: Garage – Glasgow (UK)
Jun 17: Koko – London (UK)
Jun 19: Krakatoa – Bordeux (FR)
Jun 20: Azkena Rock Festival – Vitoria (ES)
Jun 22: Botanique – Bologna (IT)
Jun 23: INmusic Festival – Zagreb (HR)
Jun 25: Rock Werchter – Werchter (BE)
Jun 27: Barvalla Festival – Norrkoping (SE)
Jun 28: Tinderbox Festival – Odense (DK)
Jun 29: Kesselhaus – Berlin (DE)
Jun 30: Lucerna Music Bar – Prague (CZ)
Jul 02: Open’er Festival – Gdynia (PL)
Jul 04: Rock A Field – Luxembourg (LU)
Jul 05: Eurockeennes – Belfort (FR)
Jul 06: Carroponte – Milan (IT)
Jul 08: Conrad Sohm – Dornbirn (AT)
Jul 09: Exit Festival – Novi Sad (RS)
Jul 10: Pohoda Festival – Trencin (SK)
Jul 16: Kingdom Of Hegyalja Festival – Hegyalja (HU)
Ladies and gentlemen (and more ladies)…..It is with immense pleasure that we announce more EODM tour dates, hopefully…
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The Foo Fighters have announced a number of new tour dates for 2015. The band has previously announced their UK and US dates, and now have an extensive list of shows across the globe. Gary Clark Jr was previously announced to open select North American dates.
Dec 10: Cape Town Stadium – Cape Town (South Africa)
Dec 13: FNB Stadium – Johannesburg (South Africa)
Jan 15: Estadio Nacional – Santiago (Chile)
Jan 18: Estadio Unico de La Plata – Buenos Aires (Argentina)
Jan 21: Estacionamento da FIERGS – Porto Alegre (Brasil)
Jan 23: Estádio do Morumbi – São Paulo (Brasil)
Jan 25: Estádio do Maracanã – Rio De Janeiro (Brasil)
Jan 28: Mega Space – Belo Horizonte (Brasil)
Jan 31: Estadio El Campín – Bogotá (Colombia)
Feb 18:: AMI Stadium – Christchurch (NZ)
Feb 21: Mt. Smart Stadium – Auckland (NZ)
Feb 24: Suncorp Stadium – Brisbane (AU)
Feb 26: ANZ Stadium – Sydney (AU)
Feb 28: Etihad Stadium – Melbourne (AU)
Mar 02: Derwent Entertainment Centre – Hobart (AU)
Mar 04: Coopers Stadium – Adelaide (AU)
Mar 07: nib Stadium – Perth (AU)
May 25: Stadium of Light – Sunderland (UK)
May 27: Emirates Old Trafford – Manchester (UK)
May 30: Slane Castle – Meath (IE)
Jun 07: Rock Am Ring – Flugplatz Mendig/Vulkaneifel (Germany)
Jun 07: Rock Im Park – Nuremberg/Zeppelinfeld (Germany)
Jun 10: Telenor Arena – Oslo (Norway)
Jun 12: Ullevi Stadium – Gothenburg (Sweden)
Jun 14: Pinkpop Festival 2015 – Landgraaf (NL)
Jun 19: Wembley Stadium – London (UK)
Jun 20: Wembley Stadium – London (UK)
Jun 23: BT Murrayfield Stadium – Edinburgh (UK)
Jun 25: Rock Werchter – Werchter (BE)
Jul 04: RFK Stadium – Washington D.C.
Jul 06: Susquehanna Bank Center – Camden, NJ
Jul 09: Molson Canadian Amphitheatre – Toronto, ON (Canada)
Jul 16: Citi Field – New York, NY
Jul 18: Fenway Park – Boston, MA
Jul 19: Fenway Park – Boston, MA
Aug 12: Rexall Place – Edmonton, AB (Canada)
Aug 13: Scotiabank Saddledome – Calgary, AB (Canada)
Aug 17: Fiddler’s Green Amphitheatre – Denver, CO
Aug 19: Verizon Wireless Amphitheater – Maryland Heights, MO
Aug 21: Sprint Center – Kansas City, MO
Aug 22: Xcel Energy Center – St. Paul, MN
Aug 24: DTE Energy Music Theatre – Detroit, MI
Aug 25: First Niagara Pavilion – Pittsburgh, PA
Aug 27: Klipsch Music Center – Indianapolis, IN
Aug 29: Wrigley Field – Chicago, IL
Sep 11: Pepsi Live at Rogers Arena – Vancouver, BC (Canada)
Sep 12: Gorge Amphitheatre – George, WA
Sep 14: Moda Center – Portland, OR
Sep 16: Shoreline Amphitheatre – Mountain View, CA
Sep 18: Honda Center – Anaheim, CA
Sep 21: The Forum – Los Angeles, CA
Sep 24: Sleep Train Amphitheatre – Chula Vista, CA
Sep 25: AK-Chin Pavilion – Phoenix, AZ
Sep 27: Isleta Amphitheater – Albuquerque, NM
Sep 29: Chesapeake Energy Arena – Oklahoma City, OK
Sep 30: INTRUST Bank Arena – Wichita, KS
Oct 04: Centennial Olympic Park – Atlanta, GA
Oct 05: Bridgestone Arena – Nashville, TN
Oct 07: FedExForum – Memphis, TN