As the house lights dimmed with fog billowing from the stage at Detroit’s historic Saint Andrew’s hall, fans in attendance for the sold-out stop of Circa Survive’s “Blue Sky Noise†tour had little idea of what laid ahead: a fantastic display of musicianship, community and otherwise all-around good time.
One can assume it’s not easy surviving as a band for over 15 years, especially in today’s ever-changing music scene. For prog-rockers dredg, this has become a reality. Recently, idobi had a chance to chat with vocalist Gavin Hayes about the band’s current tour with Circa Survive, the band’s upcoming album, the changing landscape of the music industry and much more.
In order to get music listeners in the holiday spirit, Fearless Records has released ‘Tis The Season To Be Fearless. The album features seven original compositions and one cover.
New Jersey’s volatile, experimentalist rock band Thursday will celebrate the 10th anniversary of its classic, groundbreaking album Full Collapse by kicking off a US tour with friends, Underoath, in January/February where the band will perform the celebrated record in its entirety.
Guest hosting tonight on First Person with Josh Madden is a new artist that we think everyone should check out. Mitchy Collins aka Mitchy C is set to release The Bridge and Tunnel EP on October 19th. Catch him at the School of Rock on October 15th with All Night Dynamite and Hot in The City.
After losing a lead vocalist and drummer, many bands may decide to call it quits. For the members of Chiodos, giving up was not an option. Today, the band releases their third studio full-length album, Illuminaudio, on Equal Vision Records. On release day, idobi’s own Mike Skehan had a chance to chat with keyboardist Bradley Bell about the new album, replacing old members, fan expectations and more
Reaching a 30th anniversary has been a “weird” experience for Bad Religion bassist Jay Bentley.
Season 3 of S&M Radio premieres tonight with a special 2 ticket giveaway for the Oct. 1 Counting Crows & Broken Lizard event in Los Angeles, CA.
“UFO: Unbelievably Freakin’ Obvious” for cable network Syfy has Cyrus and his 21-year-old son Trace investigating conspiracy theories.
Music lovers can now be immortalised when they die by having their ashes baked into vinyl records to leave behind for loved ones.
