Kings Of Leon
L.A. Burning, West Coast Concert Picks: September 20th To 26th
St Vincent and Spoon are at the Hollywood Bowl on Friday
The Ohana Festival Adds An ‘Encore Weekend’ With A Different Lineup
this second lineup seems curated for me.
UK Top 10 Albums 3-19-21 – 3-25-21
mostly just taking up room
UK Top 10 Albums 3-12-21 – 3-18-21
you just can’t sustain a career with non-fungible tokens
Musicians Are Selling Their Music As NFTs: Is This A Good Idea?
Why are people buying stuff like this?
The Earliest Bird: Top New Release 1-8-21 – 1-14-21 Kings Of Leon Reviewed
from the opening finger picked lick they are surprisingly, shockingly, on top of their game
The Three Worst Rock Bands Anywhere: 2019 edition
as front men go he should be the pizza delivery boy
Arroyo Seco Weekend, Sunday June 24th 2018
another iconic character of the rock ‘n’ roll mythology playing in front of me
L.A. BURNING, WEST COAST CONCERT PICKS, JUNE 18TH TO 24TH
Arroyo Seco Weekend with Neil Young + Promise of the Real headlining
Arroyo Seco Has Announced Its All-Rock-Star Line-Up
the festival is obviously not targeting the same demographic than Coachella
L.A. BURNING, WEST COAST CONCERT PICKS, OCTOBER 2nd To 8th 2017
On Saturday October 7th, it’s time for Cal Jam 17
No Progress In The Battle Of The Sexes At Music Festivals
It’s still a very men’s world
Kings Of Leon At Madison Square Garden, Friday, January 20th, 2017, Reviewed
Maybe they are bullies
That Was The Week Of February 10th, 2014, That Was
Derek Jeter retiring at the end of this season. I remember seeing his very first game in the majors and noticing him and, as a season ticket holder from 1999 – 2001. Greatest moment? The lead off home room in game four of the 2000 World series
Kings Of Leon, Madison Square Garden, Friday, February 14th, 2014, Reviewed
Perhaps married life has softened the band, the growing old, the changing of the guard, and the world’s hostilities, the relatively low sales volume of the pretty good Mechanical Bull, the hit and miss rate on their own songs; while they still seem way too distanced, they don’t have the stench of arrogance any more.
Active Viewin': Concert Picks For Week Of February 10th, 2014 (except we're late)
Websites that have nervous breakdowns for four days don’t post concert picks for the week. Write them? Sure we write them. But post em? That ain’t happening. So this Wednesday I’m gonna save you the usual song and dance and boil the week down to three sets. Two of which occur at the same time.
Watch Kings Of Leon's New Western-Tale Video For 'Beautiful War’
Kings of Leon have released a new video, for the song ‘Beautiful War’, and it plays like a mini movie about cowboys, love, bar fights, Urban-cowboy-style bull riding, and even jail.
UK Top 10 Albums 10-12-13
I am losing interest fast in Justin, not entirely, but really only one great song. Haim are a real bore and Alter Bridge (the guys who wrote the music for Creed – wow, that’s some kinda credentials) are hard pressed to be worse
Hear Ye On Spotify: what rock nyc is listening to 10-6-13
Song Beneath The Song – Maria Taylor – The Saddle Creek stalwart has her best album to date coming out soon, till then here is an early solo song that will keep you going; that’s Conor singing back up – A
UK Top 10 Albums 10-5-13
I wonder, will Jessie J, once it is released Stateside, kill us here and put her into Ellie Goulding territory, a place I always figured she should be.
The Global Citizens Festival With Stevie Wonder, the Great Lawn, Central Park, Saturday, September 28th, 2013, Reviewed
On a glorious Saturday afternoon drifting into Saturday evening, 60,000 New Yorkers became “Global Citizens”. Well helping the poor is one thing and music is something else entirely and I for one, actually, will be happy to dismiss the entire enterprise for you.
Hear ye On Spotify: what rock nyc is listening to 9-29-13
S.O.S. In Bel Air – Phoenix – The catchiest song off their last album and neither song nor album has lit the world on fire, but that doesn’t mean this catchy electronic pop rock shouldn’t have done better – B+
Starbucks Song Of the Week: 'Temple' By Kings Of Leon
It’s very listenable, you may even tap your foot but, at the end, it sounds like a million things you have heard before and you smell the formulaic song before reaching the middle of it. I haven’t spent any time listening to Kings of Leon, but I get the feeling this one sums them all. And oh boy, these repetitive lyrics are so lazy
Hear Ye On Spotify: what rock nyc is listening to 9-25-13
Hellhound On My Trail – Robert Johnson – The legend starts here with Johnson pursued by a Hell Hound and wailing his blues. Recorded in 1937, it sounds really fresh today, weary but fresh – A+