I'm not sure what to make of this "zine" for mature hipsters. One thing for sure is Rocker is making sure the old guys & gals don't fade away any time soon.
Here's your schedule for the three days of Lollapalooza 2013. I did make one day last year but it's doubtful I'll attend this time around. The Cure would be great to see though!
I'm not going to guess as to Whitney's exact age but I'm guessing I might be just a few years ahead. Here's a rare "best of" list out in May and Best Albums of Last 25 Years and I've been listening to a lot of the same stuff.
I've heard good things about Pygmalion Music Festival and this small festival might be a nice change from some of the larger ones. Tickets are on sale now, fest runs September 26-28 in Champaign, IL.
Here's the lineup for ACL 2013. Looks good to me. You'll have choices of October 4-6 or October 11-13 so until the schedule is released it may be difficult to choose your weekend.
Bill Callahan is a pretty cool guy. And versatile too. He plays Garfield Park Conservatory tonight and we're all interested in just how they'll have the venue set up. Here's a preview.
Rolling Stone Magazine takes a look at The Best Big Rooms In America and includes Chicago's Metro. I LOVE Metro, don't get me wrong. But Rolling Stone is wayyy out of touch with music, did you see their "Best Albums" list from last year? Ugh.
This Chicago fest has had some good acts in recent years. While I don't believe their website has full details yet, Green Music Festival takes place June 22-23 in Wicker Park. Right now I'm looking at Sunday with Joe Pug, Ha Ha Tonka and This Must Be The Band. Looks like Saturday's headliner is Manchester Orchestra. More to come.