Straight from the streets of Hollywood, idobi Howl is proud to welcome Sunset Rat Pack. Hosted by Austin Carlile (Of Mice and Men), Da Kurlzz (Hollywood Undead), and Tallywood (CRSL Clothing/RESQWATER), these three remarkable men are ready to take you on a ride through music. The premiere episode will air November 21st at 7PM ET.
Reel Big Fish, Goldfinger, Big D and The Kids Table, Suburban Legends, and The Maxies will head out on the Summer of Ska tour beginning June 17th in Toronto.
idobi Radio is proud to welcome Parick Walford, who will begin entertaining you saturday nights beginning Jan 8.
Patrick hails from Canada, loves hockey, and was last year’s MuchMusic reporter for the Montreal Vans Warped Tour, interviewing Alkaline Trio, Sum 41, Set Your Goals, Parkway Drive and Every Time I Die.
Rockstars are notoriously hard to control. Think of Axl Rose or Kanye West. Legendary artists play by their own rules: showing up late to gigs, mouthing off to fans, or fighting record label execs for getting in the way of music. Which makes it especially odd that Apple, for its new music social network Ping, would release a 9 page book of guidelines for artists planning to join the service. Here are some of the rules: Posts should not include advertisements or links to sites outside of iTunes. Posts should not contain links to other content providers. URLs should not… Read more »
The band’s long-in-the-works new album now has a title and a release date. Their follow-up to 2007’s Minutes to Midnight will be called A Thousand Suns and it’s scheduled to hit stores September 14. The album even has a first single, “The Catalyst,” which heads to radio August 2.
For 3OH!3’s album Streets of Gold, out June 29, it seeks inspiration from things the members know a lot about — like partying. But would one expect anything else from the “Don’t Trust Me” singers?
Green Day has already begun work on its followup to 2009’s 21st Century Breakdown, frontman Billie Joe Armstrong revealed to Kerrang! magazine.
NEW YORK – If it worked for ABBA, why not the Spice Girls?
After being pushed back a few times, production is finally finished on Lil Wayne’s Rebirth album, and it is ready to hit the stores. “Expect great music. That’s all I ever want them to expect from me,” Wayne said after the MTV Movie Awards. He added that this album was an opportunity to showcase the direction he has taken since his last release. “I wanted to grow and show my growth as well,” he said. “It’s a difference from when you go in a room and come out and you’re better and everyone says, ‘How did you do that?’ So… Read more »
Not much rattles Apple. Disciplined and focused, the company lavishes attention on its own elegant products and rarely deigns to discuss rivals. Yet here was Tim Cook, Apple’s chief operating officer and designated stand-in for ailing CEO Steve Jobs, erupting during an earnings call in late January at the mere mention of a pip-squeak competitor. The pest in question was Palm, the fallen pioneer of handheld digital organizers, which two weeks earlier had unveiled a new smartphone, the Palm Pre, to rave reviews. Not only did the Pre have features the iPhone couldn’t match – snazzy multitasking, universal search, a… Read more »