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With the Snowmageddon 2015 all bluster and hype (unless you live in Boston), summer feels like it's practically around the corner. If you haven't spent all of your festival money so far, another outdoor massive is looking for your time and cash this summer. Louisville, Kentucky based festival, Forecastle, has released the first wave of artists who will be performing this summer. Louisville's own My Morning Jacket, in addition to Modest Mouse, Sam Smith and Widespread Panic, will headline the Kentucky festival. -
8 Album Covers With A Childhood Photo Of The Artist: Lil Wayne, Kendrick Lamar, And More
Childhood is generally not the most badass part of a person's life, which is why childhood photos are often brought out by your parents when they feel like embarrassing you. However, these eight artists embraced these childhood photos, and ended up using them to create iconic album covers. -
'Run the Jewels 2' Review: Spencer Tweedy Drops Expletive-Laden Praise for Hip-Hop's Hottest Album
Spencer Tweedy — son of Wilco's Jeff — recently participated in a musicians-review-musicians project for The Talkhouse, dropping expletive-laden praise for hip-hop's hottest album.He chose to take a close look at Killer Mike and El-P's modern hip-hop classic "Run the Jewels 2," and if that sounds like an odd selection, the intro is an even bigger curveball."Neil Young is an out-of-touch motherf----r," the review begins.After some lengthy Young-centric misdirection, Tweedy arrives at his point: Run the Jewels is the antithesis to Young. They are actually edgy. -
Tweedy Play Several Wilco Songs at Austin City Limits Festival [WATCH]
Tweedy, the father-son duo of Jeff and Spencer, tore up Austin City Limits Saturday, Oct. 25 with a performance that included several Wilco covers. -
[WATCH] New Tweedy Video: Nick Offerman-Directed "Low Key" Features Conan O'Brien, Chance The Rapper, John Hodgman, Michael Shannon, And More
Nick Offerman decided to bring a sense of humor to Tweedy's song "Low Key," and the result was mostly a success. -
Tweedy Performs Two Songs on 'Colbert Report,' Get Interview Treatment
Tweedy knew they would eventually need to face tough questions from a rogue music journalist. Tweedy knew they would eventually need to face tough questions from a rogue music journalist. -
Tweedy’s Debut Album 'Sukierae' Streaming In Full Ahead Of Official Release [LISTEN]
Tweedy, composed of Wilco frontman Jeff Tweedy and his 18-year-old son Spencer on drums, are set to release their debut album, Sukierae, on September 23 via dBpm Records (pushed back from original September 16 date). In anticipation, the album is now streaming in full over at NPR. -
Wilco Announces Tour Dates, Box Set For 20th Anniversary
Consequence of Sound reports that in celebration of their 20th anniversary, alt-country superstars Wilco have announced a brief string of US tour dates at the end of October, starting in Nashville on Oct. 21 and ending in Port Chester, NY on Oct. 29, with an appearance on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon on Oct. 27. In addition to this tour, they’ve also announced plans for their first ever compilation. -
Wilco's Jeff Tweedy Announces Fall Tour Dates [FULL SCHEDULE]
Pitchfork reports that Wilco frontman Jeff Tweedy has announced a tour of the US and Europe in support of his upcoming album Sukierae, which he recorded with his new band Tweedy, featuring his 18-year-old son Spencer on drums. The tour kicks off in Athens, Georgia on Sept. 19 and ends in Leuven, Belgium on Nov. 15. In addition to the Tweedy tour dates, Wilco will also be playing four dates at the beginning of September in Ohio and Virginia.
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