Students at San Jose State University might see a few familiar faces when the Rolling Stones hit stage at HP Pavilion on May 8.
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San Jose music fans were treated to a rare surprise Monday with a secret show from indie rocker veterans Built to Spill at Café Stritch in what was arguably one of the coolest shows to happen in San Jose in the past decade.
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After a one-year break, Music in the Park returns to San Jose with Latin fusion band Ozomatli.
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Another South Bay band could be joining locals, Picture Atlantic, Anya and the Getdown and the Trims on the Soundcheck Local Band Stage at BFD this May.
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Aaron Carnes on April 23, 2013
Back in the mid-’90s, 17-year-old punk-rocker Nathen Maxwell was on the prowl for a new band after his angry, sloppy punk-rock band PBS had broken up. At the suggestion of his musician father, he snuck into the bar Molly Malone’s to watch a Celtic rock band called the Dave King Thing, which…
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Bob Dylan is back on the road this summer, this time with Wilco and My Morning Jacket coming along for a show billed as the “Americanarama Festival of Music.”
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Local post-punk rockers the Trims are set to release a new EP, Delete You After, this Friday with a release party at the Blank Club.
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Fat Wreck Chords label head and NOFX front man Fat Mike announced today that he is planning a tribute album for No Use for a Name singer/guitarist and San Jose local Tony Sly, who died unexpectedly last year.
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San Francisco’s Li Xi finds an odd place between worlds. They mix vintage 60s synthesizers and modern electronics, as well as an obvious love for superbly strange pop music from the past and sonically sophisticated indie rock.
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Sean McCourt on April 17, 2013
Jason Newsted has played bass with some of the biggest acts and names in metal and hard rock over the course of more than 30 years, laying down a monstrous bottom end and solid foundation for Flotsam and Jetsam, Ozzy Osbourne and, of course, Metallica.
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