Delta Rae recently had the opportunity to collaborate with one of their heroes. They teamed up with Lindsey Buckingham of Fleetwood Mac, their all-time favorite band, who played guitar on the re-recorded version of their new single, “If I Loved You.” Pretty sweet.
The band released the new video for ”If I Loved You” yesterday exclusively on RollingStone.com , which Lindsey wasn’t in, but still deserves to be watched regardless. Read more
The Features
Nashville, TN quartet The Features have announced upcoming spring tour dates to coincide the release of their self-titled album, out on Serpents and Snakes / BMG on May 14th. Hear “This Disorder”, the first single off The Features, below.
With their fourth full-length album, the band look to build upon the success of their most recent record Wilderness, which earned them their late night TV debut on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, and won praise from the likes of Time Magazine, Bust, American Songwriter, and SPIN who described the record as “commanding, spewing volcanic rock with a dramatic flourish, then holding your attention by revealing a deceptively sophisticated wit.” Read more
The National
Following the announcement of their return to New York on June 5th at Barclay’s Center, The National are pleased to announce their North American and European summer tour. The tour begins on May 16th and covers the eastern United States and Canada before heading to Europe.. Highlights include Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival in Tennessee in June and Cincinnati’s Bunbury music festival on July 14.
Tickets for the National’s tour go on sale on Friday, March 1st. Ticketing links can be found here: http://www.americanmary.com/
Bunbury Music Festival
Bunbury 2013 Lineup:
FUN., Tokyo Police Club, Those Darlins, Walk the Moon, Jay Nash, Seabird, Youngblood Hawke, Sky Ferreira, Buffalo Killers, We are Snapdragon, Josh Eagle, Tegan and Sara, Red Wanting Blue, Everest, State Song, Old Baby, Pete Dressman, Delta Rae, The Dunwells, American Authors, Ohio Knife, Alone at 3am, Billy Wallace, Beat Club, Public, The Mitchells, MGMT, Atlas Genius, Bearhands, Cake, Christopher Paul Stelling, You, You’re Awesome, We are Scientists, Oberhofer, The Pinstripes, Black Owls, Tim Carr, Twenty | One | Pilots, Chairlift, The Mowgli’s, Ben Walz Band, The Bears of Blue River, Taylor Alexander, Robert DeLong, Civil Twilight, Vacationer, Messerly & Ewing, The Ready Stance, Margaret Darling, Empires, Ambassadors, Culture Queer, New Vega, The National, Yo La Tengo, Black Joe Lewis & The Honeybears, Daniel Martin Moore, Channing & Quinn, Belle & Sebastian, DAAP Girls, Night Terrors of 1927, Savior Adore, The Hiders, Camera Obscura, Mark Utley, The Harlequins, A Silent Film, Benjamin Francis Leftwich, Bethesda, Jake Kolesar, Gregory Alan Isakov, Gringo Star, The Upset Victory, Mia Carrruthers, Ben Knight, Joe Purdy.
Bunbury Music Festival returns to Cincinnati’s Sawyer Point and Yeatman’s Cove on July 12-14, 2013, and has announced its VIP ticket package today. The festival has also confirmed that the 2013 headliners will be revealed on Tuesday, Feb. 19, 2013.
There are a very limited number of VIP tickets available for the 2013 event, and sales for these tickets will end on Sunday, June 30, 2013. Three-day ticket prices are $295 and include the following:
• Viewing area, stage left of the main stage
• Air-conditioned tent and restrooms
• Surprise performances each day
• Complimentary chair massages
• Private bar with drink specials
• Other fun and surprises
For more information on the VIP ticket experience and for the headliner announcement, please check frequently at www.bunburyfestival.com
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Bunbury Music Festival returns to Cincinnati’s Sawyer Point and Yeatman’s Cove on July 12--14, 2013, and is now accepting applications for advocacy groups, food, mobile food, merchandise, craft and business (sales or recruitment) vendors. The festival offers a vast array of options including tents, booth space and more.
“We are recruiting and searching for the most respected and admired vendors the city and region has to offer. This is a chance for vendors to put their product, service or message in front of 15,000 to 20,000 people each day,” said Bill Donabedian, Bunbury organizer. Read more
The Tillers
Review by Bill Whiting
Photos by Bernice Whiting
The third and final day at the Bunbury Music Festival in Cincinnati, Ohio was climactic and exhilarating. Storms entered into the area, and set times were adjusted until the festival could get back on track. Festival organizers were very professional in handling all aspects of operations throughout the weekend. They kept things sharp, tight, clean and running smoothly. The hot weather returned, but there was plenty of cooling tents and watering stations, along with enough bathrooms for an army. Cincinnati’s Pomegranates enlivened a side stage with an energetic set that tapped into their recordings Heaven and One of Us. Read more
Review by Bill Whiting
Photos by Bernice Whiting
New York based band Alberta Cross took to the Bunbury main stage on day two, and treated the early arrivals to a molten hot set full of blues and rock. Petter Ericson Stakee’s otherworldly vocals and searing guitar runs lit up the hot afternoon as Alberta Cross previewed material from their new long player, Songs of Patience. Their version of “The Thief & The Heartbreaker” proved to be one of the best songs onstage during the afternoon. Brooklyn, New York’s Black Taxi took over one of the side stages with their bruising take on punk and dance workouts, drawing heavily from their albums, We Don’t Know Any Better and Things of That Nature. Ezra Huleatt and Bill Mayo shared vocal duties while Krisana Soponpong on bass and Jason Holmes on drums integrated the Black Taxi vibration with wickedly propulsive grooves. Oxford, England’s A Silent Film wowed the main stage crowd with a Coldplay like run through their top selling records, Sand and Snow and The City That Sleeps. Lead singer Robert Stevenson’s natural charisma led to a close and visceral bond with the denizens on the Bunbury lawn, and A Silent Film turned out to be a highly talked about buzz band at the festival. Read more
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