As reported, fIREHOSE have reunited and are going to be playing at Coachella 2012. The band have now released a schedule of tour dates, kicking [...]

Nine months have passed since we first published rumors of a reunion, but it looks like fIREHOSE — featuring Mike Watt, George Hurley, and Ed [...]

Thurston Moore and Kim Gordon of Sonic Youth have separated after a 27-year marriage. The couple have played in Sonic Youth since 1981, and were [...]

Verbicide’s Chad Elder was on hand to snap some incredible pics of the performers and the rowdy crowd.

Coverage of Descendents’ mind-blowing set at NXNE 2011, plus pics and words on Fucked Up’s show.

Dinosaur Jr. have announced the reissue of their classic 1988 album Bug on cassette via Joyful Noise Recordings. Slated for release on June 21st, the cassette [...]

Dos, the two-member group made up of bassists Kira Roessler and Mike Watt, will be releasing their fourth album on June 7th, 2011.

Legendary rock trio the Meat Puppets have announces spring and summer tour dates supporting the release of their 13th LP, Lollipop, released yesterday, April 12, 2011 on [...]

Dinosaur Jr. will be doing a brief summer tour, hitting up the East Coast and London.

In an interview published today by The Village Voice, iconic bassist Mike Watt mentions that a fIREHOSE reunion could take place in the future.

Given that he named his publishing company 2.13.61 after his birthday, it’s easy to remember Henry Rollins‘s birthday. Still, it’s always a little startling to [...]

In an interview with GQ this past fall, Steve Albini called Sonic Youth an embarrassment, saying that their jump in 1990 from SST Records to corporate mega-label [...]

Today marks the 25th anniversary of the death of D. Boon, guitarist and vocalist of the Minutemen. There’s not much I can say on D. [...]

Certain individual musicians seem to embody the true spirit of the music they play. By any definition, Mike Watt fits that bill. From his early [...]

Amongst the commercialized Lollapalooza and the inflated Coachella, we need smaller, secluded festivals to keep us all grounded. Fun Fun Fun Fest gives Austin a more intimate, personalized, and risk-taking lineup in counterpart of Austin City Limits, featuring some of pop culture’s most surreal un-conventionalists like Yankovic, Gwar, and Suicidal Tendencies.