The Inbox Jukebox is the new column bringing you fresh new tunes and bands. This week features new tracks from States & Capitals, Tanis, Sara Diamond, G.H. Hat, and Black Futures.
Tom Petty was a giant in life and he’ll remain so in death. He leaves a songbook, a legacy, that future musicians, historians and fans will pour over, generations from now.
Long Island, NY outfit I Dreamt The Sea is here to liven up your Thursday morning with a brand new song.
Twenty-five year old Isaiah Dominguez could have left his music dreams behind when his band, Take Me Instead, called it quits—but instead, he’s decided to make a remarkable career from the ashes.
So, I hear you guys are doing a world tour together next year for the citizens of earth. Sounds like you’ll be spending quite a lot of time together—on stage, on planes, during (un)comfortably long van drives, pranking each other. Even though you haven’t announced the North American leg of the tour (yet), it’s a match that pop punkers everywhere are pining over—myself included.
Neil Gaiman x Junot Díaz, The Sandman comics, and Death.
Bring Me The Horizon are going on a headlining US tour this coming spring with Of Mice and Men! Watch a video from the frontmen and check out the dates to catch a show!
Senses Fail, For the Fallen Dreams, Expire, and Being as an Ocean will be hitting the road together this fall. The Acacia Strain will be joining them on select dates.
Luke stands on his seat and strums wildly on his copycat rock guitar. Isabel and Jasper pogo and body slam with the best of them in the mosh pit. Potential crowd surfers and stage divers are held back by minders. The gig is in south London, the star is “Mr Ray,” and the audience are mostly between three and four years old. This is “Kindie” — a combination of kids’ and “indie” or independent music and a genre which is taking hold of British pre-schoolers and bidding to oust the grinding of “The Wheels on the Bus” from the family… Read more »
DETROIT–Despite the recent appearance of “All My Life,” his first new pop song in 14 years, Billy Joel says he doesn’t foresee a re-opening of the creative floodgates that led to 33 Top 40 hits. “I’m not ruling out the possibility of writing songs again,” Joel tells Billboard.com. “I suppose if I had the motivation to write a song, I’m not gonna stop myself from doing it. I just haven’t felt the compulsion to write songs in pop form. I guess these days I just think of myself as a composer.” Joel — whose last album of original material, “River… Read more »
