Angels and Airwaves are streaming their new album ‘The Dreamwalker’ in full. The album is released today.
Andrew Jackson Jihad will be embarking on a North American tour this coming spring, along with The Smith Street Band, Jeff Rosenstock and Chumped.
ANDREW MCMAHON.
That’s all that needs to be said. I remember being at Drive Thru Records and we received this demo from a band called, “Something Corporate…” described as a more rockish Billy Joel.
If you’re ready for a brand new track from alt-pop band Dreamcatcher, we have good news for you. The quartet are premiering their latest song, “Perspective”, right here on idobi Radio!
Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness has released a new song, titled “High Dive.” The song comes from his upcoming self-titled record, due out October 14th. McMahon said about the song: “In its most universal sense it’s about loving someone so much that you’ll take anything they’re willing to give even if it’s not enough.” McMahon is a musician that never stops going, and it’s good to hear he has a new project to work on. After the popularity of Something Corporate and Jack’s Mannequin, McMahon doesn’t have to create a fan base as much as if he were a beginning… Read more »
Andrew Jackson Jihad just wrapped up the last leg of their tour with Hard Girls and Dogbreth, bringing their folk punk sound across the country in support of their new album, Christmas Island. idobi writer Alyssa Dempsey had the lovely opportunity to speak with cellist Mark Glick before the band’s show at The Troubadour in Los Angeles. Read below for their conversation on the fans’ reaction to the new album, the band’s switch to a new label, and what their moms think of their songs.
Andrew McMahon has announced a new song and a fall tour supporting his solo project, Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness.
Hundredth have announced the Common Vision tour this summer. Joining them will be Counterparts, Being As An Ocean, Handguns, and more!
Stream the new single “Linda Ronstadt” from Andrew Jackson Jihad’s upcoming album.
idobi editor Eleanor Grace caught up with La Dispute frontman Jordan Dreyer at the Toronto stop of the band’s North American tour for an in-depth chat about everything that went into their new record Rooms of the House, how they challenged themselves creatively this time around, and what they’ve learned over the past almost ten years of being a band.
