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Bikini Kill’s Kathleen Hanna has announced details of a new memoir, titled Rebel Girl: My Life As A Feminist Punk.
Set for release in May next year via HarperCollins imprint Ecco, the book looks to discuss the emergence of the ’90s feminist punk movement, and detail the life and relationships of the artist.
Duane Betts made his Grand Ole Opry debut on Tuesday night. Along with members of the Opry house band, Betts and his group, Palmetto Motel, performed two songs from his upcoming LP, Wild & Precious Life: “Waiting on a Song” and “Circles in the Stars.” On the latter, Betts was joined by his current touring partner, Maggie Rose, who welcomed Betts to the hallowed Country music institution.
“To go up there and sing my songs, standing in that iconic circle, it all kind of hit that this was really happening. Then, I just took in the moment and let it all ride,” said Betts after his performance.
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Following the release of their new album, Peace…Like a River, Gov’t Mule announced a tour supporting their latest album, which dropped on June 16. The impending run will take place this September and October, beginning in the U.S. and followed by overseas performances spread across Europe and the U.K. in November.
The band will kick off the jaunt on Sept. 13 with a series of shows in Canada–two of which feature support from Big Sugar. Over the course of their initial week of travel, they’ll trek through Ontario, New Brunswick and Quebec City. After time in The Great White North, Gov’t Mule will travel down the East Coast, beginning in Maine. Between Sept. 19 and Oct. 15, the band will take the stage in Pennsylvania, West Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Louisiana, Florida, Alabama and Georgia.
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I’m an old soul, living in the body of a 9-year-old. Guess I’ve been here before, sings Stephen Marley. Traveling through a cache of memories, from his childhood, adulthood, his father Bob Marley, and the musical legends that molded him—tribute to the ones that made it all possible / Inside me, a legacy live on—”Old Soul” is a musical scrapbook pinpointing key moments in Marley’s life, from birth through his father’s death in 1981.
JamBase has announced they will celebrate 25 years of concert-going with a series of live shows this summer. The four-night event, dubbed The JamBase 25th Anniversary Quadricentennial Silver Jubilee, is slated to occur on August 17 through 20, with performances taking place across three venues in the Boston area.
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Last year, Amanda Palmer and Brian Viglione announced they’d be reactivating their punk cabaret duo The Dresden Dolls for shows and new music, and while we’re still waiting on the new music part, they’ve been playing shows and continue announcing new ones. They just finished three nights at Santa Fe’s Meow Wolf, and they have residencies in Orlando and New Orleans coming up in June, and a set at Riot Fest in September. They’ve now announced new shows in NYC and Woodstock. See their updated dates below.
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The family of late musician Tom Petty has announced their plans to pursue legal action against Boston’s RR Auction house, which has listed a large number of the artist’s personal items up for bid online.
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Tonight, the iconic jazz-fusion group–originally formed by Herbie Hancock to record his seminal album Head Hunters, from which their name originates–The Headhunters will bring their 50th-anniversary tour back home for a performance at NOLA Brewing Company at 3001 Tchoupitoulas St.
In February, the musical heavyweights kicked off their 50th-anniversary celebratory tour with an incredible performance at The Brooklyn Bowl in New York, and the ensemble–comprised of original Headhunter Bill Summers, his co-bandleader drummer Mike Clark, New Orleans saxophonist Donald Harrison, bassist Chris Severin and pianist Kyle Roussel–continued to rouse crowds at venues like the Park City Hall in Bridgeport, Conn., Brooklyn Bowl Philly, Boston’s City Winery and Jimmy’s Jazz & Blues Club throughout the month.
The Peach Music Festival has revealed the daily lineup schedule for the 2023 gathering slated to occur at Montage Mountain in Scranton, Pa., from Thursday, June 29, through Sunday, July 2. The breakdown arrives after the initial artist announcement, which dropped back in mid-December.
According to the folks behind the treasured event, festivities will pick up on Thursday, June 29, with headliners Goose, who are billed to perform two sets, in addition to the first day will yield added sets courtesy of Twiddle, Thumpasaurus and Friends of The Brothers. The second day will see Ween hold down the top slot. June 30 will also present music from Umphrey’s McGee, Ripe, Dogs in a Pile, LP Giobbi, Trouble No More, Tapers Choice and more.
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The pop-punk icons shared an Instagram post that featured old throwbacks of the line-up that consisted of frontman Billie Joe Armstrong, bassist Mike Durnt and original drummer John Kiffmeyer.
They also unveiled a video of them performing the LP’s track ‘Paper Lantern’ in a backyard in their home city of Oakland, California, a couple of weeks before the album’s release.
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