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Sunday Cinema: Bob Dylan - Eat The Document

Sun, 19 May 2013 15:00:00 -0700

UNRELEASED DOCUMENTARY FEATURES BOB DYLAN
JOHN LENNON, JOHNNY CASH AND MEMBERS OF THE BAND

In 1965 director D.A. Pennebaker followed Bob Dylan on a tour through the United Kingdom, and the resulting film - Dont Look Back (sic) - has influenced generation of filmmakers and served as a template for many rock docs that came after it. In 1966 Pennebaker once again joined Dylan on a tour of the U.K. and the resulting film - Eat The Document - never was officially released, but is well worth your hour to view it.

Dylan was on the road with members of a group that would soon call themselves The Band including guitarist Robbie Robertson and bassist Rick Danko. The film was shot for ABC who eventually turned down the submission as they claimed it was "incomprehensible for a mainstream audience."

Not only do we get to see footage of Dylan and his band performing across the U.K. on songs such as "Ballad Of A Thin Man" and "One Too Many Mornings," but we also bear witness to a limo ride featuring Bob and The Beatles' John Lennon as well as a duet between Dylan and Johnny Cash on Cash's "I Still Miss Someone."

Let's watch the 51-minute Bob Dylan documentary Eat The Document:

JamBase Live - Single-Day Tickets Now Available

Sun, 19 May 2013 13:30:00 -0700

SINGLE-DAY TICKETS FOR INAUGURAL JAMBASE LIVE FESTIVAL
NOW AVAILABLE FOR UNDER $50 PER DAY

In a little more than a month we'll present our inaugural JamBase Live music festival at the iconic Gorge Ampitheatre and now we've made Single-Day Tickets available for the event. JamBase Live will take place on July 5 and 6 at the Quincy, WA venue featuring a versatile lineup of musicians, camping, artisan crafts and more.

Single-Day Tickets for Friday, July 5 and Saturday, July 6 are now available through LiveNation.com for $49.50 a piece. Two-Day Passes run $75. Students can purchase discounted $60 tickets for the weekend.

Located in the high desert of Central Washington State, The Gorge Amphitheatre provides a picturesque backdrop for another magical gathering to accompany the award winning venue’s Sasquatch!, Paradiso and Watershed Festivals.

Here's the day-by-day breakdown for the main stage acts:

Friday, July 5

Michael Franti & Spearhead
Rodrigo y Gabriela
Robert Randolph & The Family Band
G. Love & Special Sauce
Lettuce
Nicki Bluhm & The Gramblers

Saturday, July 6

Robert Plant Presents The Sensational Space Shifters
Slightly Stoopid
STS9
Galactic
Railroad Earth
ALO
Bruce Hornsby & The Noisemakers

Second Stage acts for the weekend include The Stone Foxes, McTuff, Huckle, Marcus Eaton, K Sera, Mister Loveless, Tumbleweed Wanderers and Matt Anderson.

For more information please visit JamBase Live

Pro-Shot Video: Nicki Bluhm and the Gramblers at Hangout

Sun, 19 May 2013 10:15:00 -0700

WATCH BLUHM AND HER BAND PERFORM FIVE
SONGS AT THE HANGOUT MUSIC FEST

JamBase favorites Nicki Bluhm & The Gramblers made their Hangout Music Fest debut yesterday for a set that was broadcast via MTV's webcast. This Northern California band, who will appear at our first annual JamBase Live festival in July, showed why they continue to win acclaim as one of the best up-and-coming roots bands going.

Nicki and her band, which features her husband Tim Bluhm of The Mother Hips, lead guitarist Deren Ney, ALO bassist Steve Adams, rhythm guitarist Dave Mulligan and Mike Curry on drums, were one of the first performers of the day on Saturday at the festival, which is held in Gulf Shores, AL.

MTV has shared video of five songs from Nicki Bluhm and the Gramblers' Hangout set.

"Jet Plane"

"Kill You To Call"

"Little Too Late"

"Keep It Loose"

"I'm Your Woman"

Here's a full list of Nicki Bluhm and the Gramblers' tour dates through JamBase Live:

05/24/13 Strawberry Music Festival - Groveland, CA
05/26/13 21st Annual Santa Cruz Blues Festival
05/30/13 Merrill Auditorium - Portland, ME
05/31/13 Bank of America Pavilion - Boston, MA
06/01/13 House of Blues - Atlantic City, NJ
06/02/13 Ives Concert Park - Danbury, CT
06/04/13 Count Basie Theatre - Red Bank, NJ
06/06/13 Brooklyn Bowl - Brooklyn, NY
06/07/13 Mountain Jam
06/08/13 Rams Head Tavern (On Stage) - Annapolis, MD
06/09/13 31st Street Stage - Virgina Beach, VA
06/11/13 Motorco Music Hall - Durham, NC
06/12/13 Grey Eagle - Asheville, NC
06/13/13 Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival
06/15/13 Stickyz - Little Rock , AR
06/16/13 The Vanguard - Tulsa, OK
06/18/13 Low Spirits - Albuquerque, NM
06/19/13 Orpheum Theater - Flagstaff, AZ
06/20/13 Bit & Spur - Springdale, UT
06/22/13 Lake Tahoe Outdoor Arena At Harveys - Stateline, NV
07/05/13 JamBase Live at The Gorge - George, WA

Single-Day Tickets and Two-Day Passes for JamBase Live are on sale now.

Sunday GoogaMooga Festival Canceled Due To Weather

Sun, 19 May 2013 09:15:00 -0700

RAINY WEATHER LEADS TO CANCELLATION OF TODAY'S
GREAT GOOGAMOOGA FESTIVITIES IN BROOKLYN

Last year's inaugural Great GoogaMooga food/music festival received lots of criticism thanks to the lengthy lines festivalgoers had to deal with at the two-day event held at Brooklyn's Prospect Park. Those purchasing VIP packages last year received refunds after food and drinks ran out quickly. While we heard good reports about the first two days of this year's three-day fest, event organizers have just canceled today's festivities.

The weather in New York City has been rainy all day with more bad weather expected later today. Cults, De La Soul and Kool and the Gang were among the bands scheduled to perform at today's GoogaMooga 2013 finale. Kool and the Gang replaced Sharon Jones & The Dap- Kings, while early this morning James Murphy bailed on his performance today due to a "family emergency." Gates were supposed to open this morning at 11 a.m. ET, but never did leading to a long line of festivalgoers assembling, before organizers finally announced the cancellation.

In a tweet just tweeted, GoogaMooga organizers made the decision to cancel today's festivities along with the NYC Parks Department and the Prospect Park Alliance "in the interest of safety and prevention of damage to the park." Those who purchased VIP tickets for today's event will receive full refunds.

Toots & The Maytals Front Man Hit With Glass Bottle

Sun, 19 May 2013 08:00:00 -0700

"TOOTS" HIBBERT HOSPITALIZED AND RELEASED
AFTER INCIDENT AT DOMINION RIVERROCK FEST

It's always annoying to have to dump your beverage on the way into a concert because bottles aren't allowed. An incident last night in Richmond, VA showed exactly why we go through that hassle. Just as legendary reggae performers Toots and the Maytals were finishing their set at the Dominion Riverrock festival, a large glass bottle was thrown towards the stage. The bottle hit the group's front man, Fredrick "Toots" Hibbert, in the head and he dropped his microphone and walked off, ending the set 15 minutes before it was scheduled to conclude.

According to a report from the Richmond Times- Dispatch Hibbert was hospitalized with a "bloody forehead laceration" and was released after receiving treatment. Members of the crowd immediately identified the 20-something accused bottle thrower and according to a festival staffer, the police "kept him behind the stage in custody until the crowd dispersed."

Thankfully, festival producer Jack Berry had good news about Toots' state of mind, telling the Times-Dispatch "He was in good spirits despite the traumatic event" and that Hibbert "expressed his regret that the concert had to be curtailed." Earlier in the set, guitarist Anders Osborne, whose own performance at the festival came right before the reggae legends, sat in with Toots and his band.

The Dominion Riverrock festival concludes today with performances from three local acts. Organizers told the Times-Dispatch that "no security changes were planned for today."

Video of the scary incident has surfaced. The bottle is thrown at the 4:25 mark:

Dave Grohl Performs Bitch With The Rolling Stones

Sun, 19 May 2013 07:00:00 -0700

FOO FIGHTERS FRONT MAN JAMS
WITH THE ROLLING STONES ON "BITCH"

The Rolling Stones' have filled their 50 and Counting Tour with many guest spots over the last few weeks from the likes of John Mayer, Gwen Stefani and Tom Waits. However, last night's appearance from Foo Fighters front man Dave Grohl at the Honda Center in Anaheim, CA might be the best one yet.

Grohl emerged seven songs into The Rolling Stones' set for an intense version of "Bitch" off their 1971 album Sticky Fingers. Dave came out with his trademark guitar and not only vamped on the song's signature riff, but also shared vocals with Mick Jagger. There was an intensity to "Bitch" that has been unparalleled this tour.

Other guests included former Stones guitarist Mick Taylor on "Midnight Rambler" and "(I Can't Go No) Satisfaction" as well as the University Of Southern California Thornton Chamber Choir, who reprised their role from Wednesday night in helping out on "You Can't Always Get What You Want."

Watch Dave Grohl team with The Rolling Stones on "Bitch":

Here's the setlist from last night's show:

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May Madness Continues At Terrapin Crossroads

Sat, 18 May 2013 16:30:00 -0700

WATCH LUTHER DICKINSON, PHIL LESH, JOHN KADLECIK
JOE RUSSO AND JEFF CHIMENTI RAMBLE TONIGHT

Tonight marks the end of "May Madness" at Terrapin Crossroads in San Rafael, CA which has hosted multiple Rambles, "Telstar" night, a pair of Turtle Rock events, a house party and more since May 3. For this evening's Ramble, Phil Lesh will be joined by guitarist Luther Dickinson and Furthur members Joe Russo, John Kadlecik and Jeff Chimenti for the third of three Rambles featuring Luther. If you can't make it in person, Terrapin Crossroads will webcast tonight's show for the low price of $7.

Friday night's Ramble saw the ensemble mix traditional songs, North Mississippi Allstars tunes, Dead staples and classic covers. There was even a take on Ryan Adams' "Let It Ride." Here's the setlist from last night's Ramble:

May Ramble
05/17/2013
Terrapin Crossroads
San Rafael, CA

Phil Lesh
Luther Dickinson
John Kadlecik
Joe Russo
Jeff Chimenti

Set 1

Dear Mr Fantasy (JK)
Sittin On Top Of The World (LD)
Loose Lucy (JK)
King Bee (LD)
Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues (PL)
Built To Last (JK,PL)
Casey Jones (JK,PL)

Set 2
Shakedown St (JK, PL)
Let It Ride (PL)
New Speedway Boogie (JK)
Wharf Rat (JK)
Do Your Thing (LD)
Viola Lee Blues V1 (PL,JK)
Caution Dont Stop On The Tracks (LD)
Space Jam
Viola Lee Blues V2 (PL,JK)
Funk Jam
Shake Em On Down (LD)
Viola Lee Blues V3 (PL,JK)
I Know You Rider (PL,JK)

Encore: Ripple (PL,JK)

[Setlist via PhilZone's WesternWind]

Dave Grohl To Guest With Rolling Stones In Anaheim

Sat, 18 May 2013 15:00:00 -0700

FOO FIGHTERS FRONT MAN TO JAM
WITH THE ROLLING STONES TONIGHT

The Rolling Stones' 50 and Counting Tour continues tonight at the Honda Center in Anaheim, CA; where the band will be joined by Dave Grohl at some point during the show. The Stones announced that the Foo Fighters' front man will be one of this evening's guests via Twitter. Grohl's appearance follows John Mayer's sit-in at The Stones' first show in Anaheim on Wednesday night. Mayer came out seven songs into Wednesday night's set for a cover of Muddy Waters' "Champagne & Reefer."

Former Stones guitarist Mick Taylor will also appear as he has each show this tour. We're hoping Taylor's turn in the spotlight will go beyond his typical "Midnight Rambler" sit in and the few versions of "(I Can't Go No) Satisfaction" he's played on. We'll see if the University Of Southern California Thornton Chamber Choir will reprise their role from Wednesday night in helping out on "You Can't Always Get What You Want."

Foo Fighters have opened for The Rolling Stones in the past and even performed with Mick Jagger during last year's Saturday Night Live season finale as well as the wrap party later that evening.

Watch Foo Fighters back Mick Jagger on "Miss You" nearly one year ago tonight:

Full Show Audio and Video: Kung Fu at Brooklyn Bowl

Sat, 18 May 2013 14:15:00 -0700

KUNG FU AND GUESTS PLAYED BROOKLYN ON THURSDAY
HERE'S AUDIO AND VIDEO FROM THEIR IMPRESSIVE SET

Back on Thursday Kung Fu played Brooklyn Bowl in Williamsburg, where they welcomed Consider The Source guitarist Gabriel Marin for a cover of Billy Cobham's "Stratus" and Bill Evans' Soulgrass banjoist Ryan Cavanaugh for "Paragon" and "Scrab."

The jam-fusion act impressed throughout the 11-song main set and two-song encore. Thanks to YouTuber MKDevo video of the entire show has surfaced, while taper Eric McRoberts provides soundboard/on- stage audience matrix audio.

Set: Scapegoat Blues, Snaggle, M.S., Kissing My Love, Ventriloquist, Stratus*, Tsar Bomba, Paragon#, Scrabb#, S'All Good, Samurai

Encore: Hollywood Kisses, Gung Ho

* w/ Gabriel Marin (Consider The Source) on guitar
# w/ Ryan Cavanaugh (Bill Evans Soulgrass) on banjo

Video:

Audio:

JamBase Live - Single-Day Tickets Now Available

Sat, 18 May 2013 12:00:00 -0700

SINGLE-DAY TICKETS FOR INAUGURAL JAMBASE LIVE FESTIVAL
NOW AVAILABLE FOR UNDER $50 PER DAY

Here's the day-by-day breakdown for the main stage acts:

Friday, July 5

Michael Franti & Spearhead
Rodrigo y Gabriela
Robert Randolph & The Family Band
G. Love & Special Sauce
Lettuce
Nicki Bluhm & The Gramblers

Saturday, July 6

Robert Plant Presents The Sensational Space Shifters
Slightly Stoopid
STS9
Galactic
Railroad Earth
ALO
Bruce Hornsby & The Noisemakers

Second Stage acts for the weekend include The Stone Foxes, McTuff, Huckle, Marcus Eaton, K Sera, Mister Loveless, Tumbleweed Wanderers and Matt Anderson.

For more information please visit JamBase Live

Dickey Betts Health Update - Good To Go In June

Sat, 18 May 2013 07:40:00 -0700

BETTS EXPECTS TO RETURN TO THE ROAD
IN JUNE ACCORDING TO HIS MANAGER

Earlier this month we told you about Dickey Betts & Great Southern's plan to team up with Fabulous Thunderbirds , Dirty Dozen Brass Band and Beverly McClellan for a package tour called Rock The Blues Summer Jam. At that time we mentioned that Betts had canceled a number of April shows, but that the guitarist did plan to go on with his scheduled shows moving forward. Yesterday, Dickey's manager - David Spero - provided an update on Betts' health.

Here's what Spero wrote on the Betts' official website:

Dickey Betts wanted to let all of his fans know that he "greatly appreciates all your thoughts and prayers" while he went through his medical problems. He also said "and equally important, thanks for your patience and understanding. I'm getting stronger everyday and the doctor said I'll be ready and able to start on the road again come June." We will have some additional dates within the next weeks.

As of now, the next gigs on Betts' schedule is a four-show swing in early June that will bring him to Plymouth, NH on the 7th, Stroudsburg, PA on the 8th and New York, NY on the 9th and 10th. The Rock The Blues Summer Jam shows haven't been officially announced, but tickets for both the Port Chester, NY performance and the Huntington, NY show are currently on sale via Ticketmaster and TicketFly respectively.

We look forward to seeing what "additional dates" Betts and his band will announce soon.

Let's watch Betts and Great Southern's take on "Blue Sky."

Couch Tour Alert: KROQ's 21st Annual Weenie Roast

Sat, 18 May 2013 07:00:00 -0700

WATCH LIVE PERFORMANCES FROM THE BLACK KEYS, VAMPIRE
WEEKEND, OF MONSTERS AND MEN AND MORE TODAY

There's plenty of live music to be seen today from the comfort of your couch or anywhere with an internet connection, as besides the Hangout Music Fest webcast we told you about yesterday, you can also stream today's KROQ Weenie Roast live from the Verizon Wireless Amphitheater in Irvine, CA. Best part? Both webcasts are free!

KROQ will stream its annual concert live and uncut starting today at noon PT, though the performances themselves start at 1:30 p.m. PT / 4:30 p.m. ET. The event sold out quickly, but we can see sets from the likes of Vampire Weekend, Of Monsters and Men, Fitz & the Tantrums and The Black Keys as they happen. If you miss the live webcast, KROQ expects to make the performances available for viewing on-demand after the live stream wraps up at KROQ.com.

Here's a list of the bands you can see on the webcast and start times:

WEBCAST/SET TIMES

BUD LIGHT SIDE STAGE

12:00pm – Webcast Begins

1:30pm – Twenty One Pilots

2:00pm – New Politics

2:30pm – Capital Cities

3:00pm – The Neighbourhood

3:30pm – Fitz & The Tantrums

MAIN STAGE

4:30pm – Atlas Genius

5:00pm – AWOLNATION

5:30pm – Imagine Dragons

6:00pm – Silversun Pickups

6:35pm – Jimmy Eat World

7:10pm – Of Monsters And Men

7:45pm – Vampire Weekend

8:30pm – Thirty Seconds To Mars

9:30pm – The Black Keys

Watch today's KROQ Weenie Roast right here starting at 1:30 p.m. PT:

Photos | Day 5 | BottleRock | Napa

Fri, 17 May 2013 10:30:00 -0700

Images by: Sterling Munksgard & Joe Russo

BottleRock Festival :: Day 5 :: 05.12.13 :: Napa Valley Expo ::Napa, CA

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List: 15 Incredible Page McConnell One-Timers

Fri, 17 May 2013 10:00:00 -0700

ON PAGE'S 50TH BIRTHDAY
WE TAKE A LOOK AT 15 PAGE-LED ONE-TIMERS

Today marks Phish keyboardist Page McConnell’s 50th Birthday and we’ve celebrated the occasion by sharing some of the jam scene's best keyboardists' thoughts about the man known as “Leo." We continue to fete the “Chairman Of The Boards” by looking at 15 of our favorite Page-sung one-timers.

Over the course of Phish’s first 29+ years of performances, there have been many instances where the quartet has covered a song featuring vocals from McConnell that have never been played after its debut. There’s even a Phish original written by and sung by Page that was a “one-and-done.” With that, let's get down to business as we present 15 incredible Page One-Timers.

Contributors: Scott Bernstein, Andy Kahn, Lizzy Justesen and David Onigman.

Amoreena
1997-08-13 @ Star Lake Amphitheatre, Burgettstown, PA

What an opener. The unsuspecting crowd at Star Lake Amphitheatre were treated to the first-ever Elton John cover by Phish, with the group’s only performance of "Amoreena" to date. "Amoreena" has seen multiple repeat performances by Page McConnell, though none with Phish. Page sang the tune in 2002 with Vida Blue, in 2007 with his solo band and even gave a performance of "Amoreena" at Carnegie Hall in 2007 as part of The Music of Elton John & Bernie Taupin. It would be another four years before the music of Elton John would again hit the Phish stage - but more on that later.

Iron Man
2012-12-31 @ Madison Square Garden, New York, NY

Phish wrapped up New Year’s Eve ‘12 - ’13 at Madison Square Garden with a salute to Black Sabbath. As the crowd simmered down for some wise words from Page, McConnell announced that not only is 2013 Phish's 30th year but also the year he turns 50. As he playfully teased the crowd by asking "Does anybody who I am?" Page explained that he is not Tom Hanks and that he's sometimes known as Leo or The Chairman of the Boards, before shouting "I AM IRON MAN!" and went on to lead the band into their first-ever full performance of the tune, lasting almost eight minutes.

Dear Prudence
1994-10-31 @ Glens Falls Civic Center, Glens Falls, NY

In the first of Phish’s six Halloween musical costumes, the band tackled The Beatles' White Album in its entirety. Vocally, many of the members of Phish were still coming into their own, but Page was well ahead of his bandmates in 1994 and delivered a terrific rendition of the LP’s second tune.

The Rover
2010-06-24 @ Susquehanna Bank Center, Camden, NJ

As the capper on an already lengthy and impressive first set at the Susquehanna Bank Center in Camden, NJ on June 24, 2010; Page handled vocals on the Phish debut of Led Zeppelin’s Physical Graffiti rocker “The Rover.” The quartet nailed the cover thanks in part to Page’s vocals and a fiery solo from guitarist Trey Anastasio.

Windy City
2009-08-11 @ Toyota Park, Bridgeview, IL

Debuted in 2009 at a suburban soccer field just outside of the Windy City, this McConnell penned tune also appeared on the Party Time bonus disc. Phish passed on the opportunity to bring it back at UIC in August 2011 when they actually played within the limits of the Second City. Maybe it’ll get brought out this summer at Northerly Island when the band returns to the City of Big Shoulders.

Ventilator Blues
2009-10-31 @ Empire Polo Club, Indio, CA

Phish seemed to really hit their stride on side three of their Halloween 2009 “Musical Costume” of The Rolling Stones’ Exile On Main St. and there wasn’t a better three-song section than “Ventilator Blues” -> “I Just Want To See His Face” > “Let It Loose” - of which Page sang lead on two out of the three. Phish has been wise to reprise the “Let It Loose” cover on two additional occasions - but “Ventilator Blues” with Page’s growly lead vocals, and the backing of a horn section as well as vocals provided by Sharon Jones and company was left on that Indio stage three years ago.

Layla
1998-11-29 @ Worcester Centrum Centre, Worcester, MA

"Layla" had been teased a few times before this fateful show at the Worcester Centrum in 1998, but never played in full. It was with the help of a young Seth Yacovone on guitar and Page on lead vocals that Phish performed this powerful cover to close the first set. Page would again play "Layla" live, but it would be seven seven years later and it would be with The Allman Brothers Band as part of their 2005 run of shows at New York City’s Beacon Theater.

New York, New York
1997-12-31 @ Madison Square Garden, New York, NY

According to the phish.net song history, Phish was busy between the end of the third set and the encore learning this quick but perfect for the occasion ditty.

Them Changes
1997-11-30 @ Worcester Centrum Centre, Worcester, MA

Capping off the epic Fall 1997 tour, the band busted out this Buddy Miles original made famous by its inclusion on Jimi Hendrix’s legendary 1970 live album Band of Gypsys. Also issued as the title track to Miles’ 1970 solo album, the Phish version is noteworthy for Anastasio’s masterful shredding of the solo, which he later performed several times (also in the encore slot) with Oysterhead. McConnell took another turn on the tune in Sept. 2008 when he sat in with Porter Batiste Stoltz in Providence, R.I. (another encore).

Listening Wind
1996-10-31 @ The Omni, Atlanta, GA

During the musical costume set on Halloween night in '96, a night that is nothing short of legendary in Phish history, the band played the entirety of the Talking Heads’ Remain In Light album. All of the songs on the album were Phish debuts, and Page’s eerie vocals on "Listening Wind" have not been heard since that night. We should also mention “The Great Curve” has also not been performed by Phish since that fateful night over 15 years ago.

Rocket Man
2011-08-09 @ Outdoor Arena at Harveys, Stateline, NV

In the nine-show run that made up the "2011 Late Summer Tour,” Phish debuted two new covers, one being Paul Simon’s "50 Ways to Leave Your Lover" and the other Elton John’s "Rocket Man.” Page took the reins on "Rocket Man" midway through the second set at the Lake Tahoe Outdoor Arena at Harvey's, complete with an arena-style sing along.

Monkey Man
2011-07-02 @ Watkins Glen International, Watkins Glen, NY

While Page covered “Monkey Man” with his solo band in 2007, it took until 2011’s Super Ball IX festival for Phish to finally debut The Rolling Stones’ Let It Bleed classic. “Monkey Man” closed out the first set, played under the afternoon sun, on July 2, 2011 at Watkins Glen International Speedway in Watkins Glen, NY.

So Lonely
1998-11-14 @ The Crown, Cincinnati, OH

The one and only The Police cover so far tackled by Phish, “So Lonely” was a surprise encore in Cincinnati during Fall 1998 that featured some of McConnell’s finest falsetto. Originally released as a single on The Police’s 1978 debut LP, Outlandos d'Amour, Anastasio would go on to join The Police drummer Stewart Copeland in Oysterhead in April 2000.

Oh Atlanta
2010-10-31 @ Boardwalk Hall, Atlantic City, NJ

McConnell had a big role in Phish’s cover of Waiting For Columbus as their musical costume on October 31, 2010 at Convention Hall in Atlantic City, NJ. Not only was Page’s analog synth, organ and piano work crucial to successfully pulling off the Little Feat live album, but he also made his mark vocally. One of the keyboardist’s finest moments that night was his passionate lead vocals on “Oh Atlanta” which hopefully won’t remain a one-timer forever.

The Punk Meets the Godfather
1995-10-31 @ Rosemont Horizon, Rosemont, IL

There are no shortage of good selections from Halloween 1995 when Phish covered The Who’s Quadrophenia in its entirety. It was a hard choice, but we went with "The Punk Meets the Godfather," as it seems to perfectly fit Page’s vocal range. Yet, this entry could just as easily have been “Cut My Hair," “The Dirty Jobs” or a number of other Page- led selections from that night at Rosemont Horizon.

Hangout Music Fest Webcast Announced - Live Now

Fri, 17 May 2013 09:30:00 -0700

HANGOUT ANNOUNCES FREE WEBCAST
TUNE IN NOW

It's Day Two of the Hangout Music Fest in Gulf Shores, AL - and a last-minute free webcast has just been announced courtesy of MTV. Additionally, MTV Networks will provide television updates and highlights across MTV, VH1, CMT, MTV2, MTV Hits, MTV Jams, VH1 Classic, CMT Pure and Palladia.

The webcast begins right now and you can tune in to the two channels of webcasts here.

Our friends at Hidden Track have compiled this easy to-read schedule of the announced artists participating in the webcast and what web channel you can find them on.

All times listed are EDT.

Friday:
12:30PM: Twin Sister (1), Lance Herbstrong (2)
01:30PM: Lissie (1), Twenty One Pilots (2)
02:30PM: The Breeders (1), Ra Ra Riot (2)
03:30PM: Toots & The Maytals (1), The Sheepdogs (2)
04:45PM: Jim James (1), Afrojack (2)
06:00PM: Grizzly Bear (1), Ryan Bingham (2)
07:15PM: Passion Pit (1), Macklemore & Ryan Lewis (2)
08:30PM: The Shins (1), Big Gigantic (2)
10:00PM: Kings Of Leon (2)

Saturday:
12:30PM: Delta Rae (1), Brassft Punk (2)
01:30PM: Nicki Bluhm & The Gramblers (1)
02:30PM: Shovels & Rope (1), Public Enemy (2)
03:30PM: Dirty Projectors (1), Bright Light Social Hour (2)
04:30PM: Gov’t Mule (1)
05:45PM: The Roots (1))
07:00PM: Kendrick Lamar (2)
08:15PM: Slightly Stoopid (2)

Sunday:
12:30PM: Zion I (2)
01:15PM: Best Coast (1), The Revivalists (2)
02:15PM: Grouplove (1), Baauer (2)
03:15PM: Galactic (1), Moon Taxi (2)
04:15PM: Ellie Goulding (1), Porter Robinson (2)
05:15PM: Imagine Dragons (1), moe. (2)
06:15PM: Steve Aoki (2)
07:30PM: Bloc Party (2)