Season 3, Episode 7. Originally aired March 22, 2007 on idobi Radio. Music from Sherwood, Three Days Grace, The Used, Secondhand Serenade, Holiday Parade, Test Your Reflex, Faber Drive, The Black List Club, and The Scene Aesthetic.
Get Loaded in the Park will return for another year this August, with this year’s event headlined by Mike Skinner’s The Streets. The urban poet has announced plans for his only confirmed shows of 2007 at the urban-themed rock festival, which takes place in both Clapham Common in London (August 26) and Cardiff’s Bute Park, on August 25th. More acts are expected to be announced soon, with tickets going on sale this Friday, March 30th at 9am.
Season 3, Episode 6. Originally aired March 15, 2007 on idobi Radio. Music from Mae, Arcade Fire, Tilt, Robbie Williams, Blink-182, Army Of Freshmen, Gorillaz, Me Mom and Morgentaler, and Donovan Frankenreiter.
After the Copyright Royalty Board (CRB) decided to drastically increase the royalties paid to musicians and record labels for streaming songs online, National Public Radio (NPR) will begin fighting the decision on Friday, March 16 by filing a petition for reconsideration with the CRB panel. The suggested new rates would increase to $.0008 per-play for 2006 (retroactively), $.0011 for 2007, $.0014 in 2008, $.0018 in 2009 and $.0019 for 2010, which could put some Internet broadcasters out of business and force public radio stations to quit streaming online. “This is a stunning, damaging decision for public radio and its commitment… Read more »
It’s beyond obvious that the guys in My Chemical Romance have come a long way since the days when they were compared to the likes of Thursday and other bands in New Jersey’s emo/post-hardcore scene, if their concert at the Anaheim Convention Center on Sunday night was any indicator. Lead singer/songwriter/MCR mastermind Gerard Way and company entertained a sold-out crowd with an energetic and polished show that made clear their desire to be arena rock gods. However, the band members’ decision to not only play their latest album “The Black Parade” in its entirety but also perform the set in… Read more »
Season 3, Episode 5. Originally aired March 8, 2007 on idobi Radio. Music from Yellowcard, The Reason, Stefy, The Bravery, Saves The Day, Mission District, Weezer, American Hi-Fi, and Travis.
Season 3, Episode 4. Originally aired March 1, 2007 on idobi Radio. Music from Sugarcult, Silverchair, As Tall As Lions, Hollywood Undead, Silversun Pickups, Paolo Nutini, Waking Eyes, Box Car Racer, and Gary Jules.
British bands swept the NME music awards on Thursday, with last year’s champions the Arctic Monkeys doing it again in 2007 with two more prizes. But the United States were also honored, with My Chemical Romance taking the Best International Band category and The Killers winning Best Video for “Bones.” “This is the verdict of the real passionate British music fans, the ones who keep the music scene alive at gigs up and down the country week-in and week-out,” said NME editor Conor McNicholas. “It’s a reflection of how strong the British music scene is that there’s so much to… Read more »
Britney Spears is certainly not the first celebrity to go off the rails in full view of her once-adoring public. But hers is one of the most spectacular falls from grace in recent memory, meticulously documented by paparazzi and bystanders, and uploaded instantly for the titillation of the masses. At 25 she’s certainly young enough to resume her career after she regroups, and for perspective, we’ve compiled some of the most notorious celebrity flameouts of the past 10 years, along with the success (or not) of their efforts to get back on track. We’ve rated these 1-4 in ascending order… Read more »
Last week, Fall Out Boy’s Infinity on High usurped Norah Jones’ Not Too Late – the previous week’s #1 – as the nation’s top-selling LP, relegating the jazzy songstress to the chart’s #2 position and scoring the Chicago rockers the first chart-crowning debut of their careers. This week, Jones returned the favor. With nearly 211,000 copies of Not Too Late sold during the album’s third week of release, Jones reclaims Billboard‘s coveted throne, leaving Fall Out Boy in the proverbial dust. Sales of Infinity on High dipped by more than 50 percent, dropping FOB to the chart’s #5 slot with… Read more »
