Lunch Anyone?. :: The entertainment extravaganza enjoyed in 2009 and 2010 will again take place this summer in the Out to Lunch series held on the Worcester Common from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. for ten consecutive Fridays beginning on July 1. Artisans happily display their wares, fresh produce will be available in the farmers' market , delectable food prepared by area restaurants undoubtedly serve to satiate the palate, and live music wraps up the entire experience into a more than pleasing package. So, who's performing? Here's the scheduled list.
Michael Wilton Interview: Dedicated to Chaos. :: By: Rob Cavuoto Queensryche’s anticipated new CD, Dedicated to Chaos is the sound of the band marching forward artistically, philosophically and sonically. Their commitment to their craft is unwavering. Their ability to challenge themselves and create new soundscapes is unparalleled in hard rock
The Basic of the Guitarist Amplification. :: When one wants to play the instrument at the louder level but also wants to keep the clarity of the sound maintained, one needs an appropriate device. The device is what is popularly called as the guitarist amplification. In the process of making the original sound of the instrument louder, at least there are three [...]
The Lead Guitarist of RHCP. :: Be a musician is many people dreams. There are many famous musicians who have created many creations. The real live concert or tour around some cities or region is also one of their efforts. Musicians also have great talent that can be their valuable price as to continue their life. Based on the talent skill, [...]
Rock and Roll Pays Tribute to Clarence Clemons. :: Tributes have been pouring in for Clarence Clemons, the saxophone player in Bruce Springsteen’s E Street Band who died after suffering a stroke at his home in Florida this weekend. Bruce Springsteen said on his website: “He carried within him a love of people that made them love him
Stream The New Short Film From Arcade Fire And Director Spike Jonze. :: Arcade Fire, Photo: Wikipedia By: Staff Arcade Fire’s songs have always had a cinematic quality to them, but now the Montreal indie rockers are actually venturing into film-making. Scenes From The Suburbs , their new short film, is now streaming for free. Watch it in its entirety here .
