CAMP BISCO dates announced! 7/11-13 in Mariaville, NY
Wakarusa 2013 lineup announcement as well. Good day for live tunes!
And not to be outdone, WAKARUSA has announced their 2013 lineup. Widespread Panic, Dispatch, STS9, The Black Crowes, etc etc etc. It’s all on the flyer above.
We should’ve been born rich instead of so damn good looking. Robbed on both, I think 🙂 Grab tickets when they go live, folks… This will probably sell out quickly.
GOVERNOR’S BALL 2013 lineup announcement… Good lord!
Kanye, Kings Of Leon, Nas, Pretty Lights, The Avett Brothers, etc etc etc. I think this is gonna have to happen!
Follow the link and share away for a chance to win (2) GA tickets! It’s gonna be a good summer!
Great interview with Tommy Benedetti from John Brown’s Body; Playing #Syracuse, NY TONIGHT 1/18/13!!! @johnbrownsbody
You’d be hard pressed to find a current roots-reggae band with more drive, innovation, and straight up talent than Ithaca, NY’s John Brown’s Body. If you have ever been to one of their performances, you know what I’m talking about. If you call yourself a reggae fan and haven’t seen them yet, you should either hustle up and get to one, or drop the “fan” moniker from your self-description. These guys wail!
Interview with Dan Keller from GIANT PANDA GUERILLA DUB SQUAD; Playing Buffalo and Syracuse with @UmphreysMcGee this week!!! @giantpandadub
Rochester, NY’s Giant Panda Guerilla Dub Squad don’t seem to slow down, and who’d blame them? Hot off of two new, vastly different releases in 2012, Country and In These Times, fans of G.P.G.D.S. can’t seem to get enough of the jam/reggae band, and that is exactly what this talented quintet wants. Persistent, dedicated, and entertaining, PANDA! shows are flowing with positive energy and happy movement.
With a host of releases, several taped live recordings, and a spotlight on NPR, Giant Panda Guerilla Dub Squad represents one of the best examples of the modern day reggae scene, in all its glory. Alongside other notable acts such as The Green, John Brown’s Body, and Tribal Seeds, G.P.G.D.S. captivates audiences wherever they play. It kind of gives me an idea for a touring new school reggae festival… Any takers?
