This week was all about firsts in music, whether it be first headlining tours, first annual festivals or first collaborations. Originality is not sparse amongst musicians right now, and we can’t wait to see what happens.
If work’s got you down, look ahead, because so many music festivals are right around the corner. Yes, the summer festival circuit is about to commence, and we at MXDWN and TG Daily couldn’t be happier.
We are happy to report that a number of well-established artists spanning the last several decades are still quite active, working on new albums, headlining events, collaborating and releasing awesome music.
This week welcomed great news of new projects in the works, featuring great music fests on the way, highly anticipated new albums and just all-around awesomeness.
This past week, artists took a step back from their music to pursue activities in film, party hosting, controversial bills and the federal court. More power to them!
New Year’s resolutions never last long, and we can unfortunately see trouble stirring in the music world already, despite the fresh new year that has welcomed a number of new tour and performance news.
This week, musicians whose work span back more that 25 years are in the news, and we are glad their harmonious drudgery is still alive and kicking... for now at least.
We are psyched that Austin, TX will be welcoming many musical acts in the coming months, kicking off with this weekend’s Fun Fun Fun Fest, and SXSW next spring.
This week hailed the resurgence of various bands from the past, so come bask in nostalgia with us as we watch these glorified blast-from-the-pasts make their sweet comebacks.
We are happy to see that besides recent awesome reissues (Pink Floyd, Nirvana), new albums are being released into the wild for our consumption. Get your credit cards ready, and prepare your stereo for what’s to come.
Summer festival season is on its way out, and MXDWN is here to welcome in fall music fests. As bands gear up for upcoming festivals, fans are going mad trying to score tickets before they sell out.
This week heaved a giant, fiery load of bad onto the music community. London riots destroyed massive amounts of physical music, Kanye West is making more controversial comments, and MXDWN is feeling a bit down.
