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Liz Phair is embarking on her latest rock tour concerts in the United States in celebration of the 30th anniversary of the "Exile in Guyville" album release in 1993.#LizPhair -
Liz Phair Lines Up 25 Fall Shows For ‘Amps On The Lawn’ Tour
Liz Phair just announced her upcoming fall shows starting this September in Atlanta, Georgia. The 'Why Can't I' singer also released her 25th-anniversary box set last month. -
Liz Phair Celebrates ‘Exile In Guyville’ 25th Anniversary With Massive Box Set, Remasters
Liz Phair's 'Exile in Guyville' album was confirmed to celebrate its 25th anniversary in May. To commemorate the milestone, a massive box set featuring the compilation will be released. -
Liz Phair, Jon Spencer, Yo La Tengo Star in Spoof TV Show ‘What’s Up Matador’ [WATCH]
Matador Records has shared the spoof kids' TV show, What's Up Matador, that accompanied the 1997 double CD/LP compilation of the same title. While the audio component of the bundle--which featured cuts from Spoon, Pavement, Cat Power, Superchunk and Guided By Voices among others--has garnered a cult status among collectors, the Bill Boggs-hosted infomercial-esque show featuring cameos from Liz Phair, Jon Spencer and Yo La Tengo members among others has only made it's way to the internet now. Watch below. -
12 Self-Titled Albums That Aren't Debuts: Beyoncé, The Beatles And More
Self-titled albums are pretty standard for musicians, but they're almost always an artist's debut album, establishing a brand and a presence. There are some artists, however, who decide for whatever reason to release self-titled albums later on in their career. Here are 12 self-titled albums that aren't debuts. -
9 Album Titles That Reference Other Albums: Lily Allen, The Decemberists, And More
If you want your album title to catch someone's attention, one surefire technique you can try is referencing the title of a classic album, which might trick people into thinking your album is just as good. Here are nine album titles that are references to other albums. -
6 Artists Who Switched Over to Indie Labels: Weezer, Neil Young, And More
A common career trajectory for a musician is to sign with an independent label, and if they're lucky enough, they'll catch the attention of a major label and get signed a lucrative deal. However, some artists don't find the major label life to be very satisfying, and choose to take a step back by signing with an indie label. Here are six major label artists who switched over to indie labels. -
7 Amazing Alternative Musicians Who Are Mothers: Patti Smith, Liz Phair, and more
Happy Mother's Day! In honor of all of the awesome moms being celebrated today, here are seven moms who just so happen to be amazing alt-rock musicians as well. -
6 Artists Who Sound Totally Different Now Than When They Started: Radiohead, Of Montreal and more
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