The view from the bottom is getting better for Lit. Probably because they’ve begun their ascent back to the top. With a new record out for the first time in eight years, the band is experiencing their own Rock Revival. In 2004, Lit released their self-titled fourth album. In the years that followed, the band...
Author: Matt Bishop (Matt Bishop)
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Dave Grohl Returns on Drums for Upcoming Queens of The Stone Age Album
I don’t wanna say I told you so…actually, I do ’cause it’s a good thing! Back in September when Dave Grohl eluded on-stage at Global Festival to the possibility that the Foo Fighters may be calling it quits. “Without making a big deal out of it, we don’t have any shows after this,” Grohl stated. “This is it, man. Honestly, I don’t know...
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Aerosmith Rock Out Live in Boston Streets, Release 15th Studio Album
To celebrate a nation of patriotism and rock ‘n’ roll, American’s Greatest Rock ‘n’ Roll Band – Aerosmith – performed live last night in the streets of their hometown of Boston, MA on the eve of one of the most important Presidential elections in recent memory. And, as I sit here writing this article, “Dream On” just came...
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ALL LIT UP WITH JOSH TODD OF BUCKCHERRY
Rock ‘n’ roll excess has long been exemplified by the likes of the Rolling Stones, Aerosmith, Poison, Mötley Crüe, and Guns N’ Roses. Carrying on the tradition for our generation is none other than Buckcherry. I caught up with frontman Josh Todd at their fall tour stop in Philadelphia, PA at Xfinity Live!. This show in particular was a...
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Soundgarden Announce North American Theater Tour
With the release date of their new album fast-approaching, Alternative rock legends Soundgarden have announced a 3-date North American Tour that will see the band playing three intimate theater shows across the continent. Los Angeles, New York, and Toronto will be treated to the performances. This past spring, Soundgarden contributed a new single, “Live To Rise”, to...
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In Memoriam – Mitch Lucker of Suicide Silence
Tragedy struck the music world today with the passing of Suicide Silence frontman Mitch Lucker. Lucker died this morning as a result of injuries he sustained in a motorcycle crash on Wednesday night. He was hospitalized just after 9pm, and The Orange County Coroner’s Office pronounced the singer dead at 6:17 a.m. Thursday, November 1 at UCI Medical Center in...