The core members of Jane’s Addiction released their first new song together since 1990. “Imminent Redemption” debuted Wednesday, featuring singer Perry Farrell, guitarist Dave Navarro, drummer Stephen Perkins and bass player Eric Avery, who hadn’t kept time with his old bandmates since the recording of “Ritual de lo Habitual” 34 years ago.
Much has changed since the release of Bush’s debut 1994 album, leading to the introspective outlooks present on the band’s latest studio record and their confirmed upcoming LP. But one thing that hasn’t wavered is the band’s loyal, loving fan base.
The unique and diverse stylings of the Decemberists and their music have captured the hearts of many for more than two decades, and the Pacific Northwest band won’t be too far from home when it rolls into Spokane.
Elkfest spent over a decade putting the richness of historic Browne’s Addition on display with performances from the best musicians the city has to offer.
Hey, you’ve got to hide your tapes away. For a time in the mid-2000s, The Mirage housed the most famous music catalog in history and hardly anyone knew.
Of all the philosophical questions posed by pop music over the past 60 years or so — Will you love me tomorrow? Is there life on Mars? Should I stay or should I go? — among the toughest in 2024 is this: When is a famous rock band or R&B act no longer themselves? When should a group of musicians with a famous name stop performing under that famous name?
Country singer Ingrid Andress has canceled several of her upcoming tour dates following her widely criticized national anthem and subsequent announcement she was entering rehab.
War’s soulful yet broad sound has produced many all-time classics, and the band will be celebrating the 50th anniversary of their best-selling album with an extensive tour that runs through Spokane.
Two of alternative/progressive rock’s most influential bands have combined forces for a massive summer tour, one that will bring Primus as well as Coheed and Cambria to the U.S. Pavilion on Saturday.
Dwight Yoakam has long been established as one of country music’s all-time greats, and he’ll be bringing his legendary music to the First Interstate Center for the Arts on Friday.
Singer Ingrid Andress, who has been skewered for her rendition of the national anthem on national television Monday, says she was drunk during the performance and is checking into a rehabilitation facility.
