As Americans everywhere get ready to go to the polls on Election day this Tuesday, November 6th, we’ve rounded up some of the most compelling reasons we can find to get out and participate in the electoral process; so if you haven’t already voted early, please go to your
Check out David Fricke’s great review of Peter’s new record at rollingstone.com.
Al Franken does his part on the 90 Days, 90 Reasons (link). One of my favorite moments of witnessing political history was at a conference room in NYC hearing Al talk about wanting to beat Norm Coleman (who had succeeded liberal lion Paul Wellstone) and that he wanted
Oh yes, April 1 Omni Atlanta. Prior to our first encore when stage lights were dim, these were placed on stage and when lights came up house sound eng. Bruce Jones blasted HibTone version of R.F.E. Judging from the audience reaction to our April Fool’s prank, it went over
GET OUT THE VOTE
Now that voter registration deadlines have mostly passed, our good friends at Air Traffic Control have set up a wide-range of useful links and tips about early voting on a state-by-state basis along with information about some of the most important issues. As we
From the Work Tour at Clemson’s Littlejohn with 10K Maniacs…
Check out Peter Buck live at City Winery in New York City from 10.21.12
with Scott McCaughey , Kurt Bloch, Bill Rieflin and Lenny Kaye:
A FC account of the middle America tour with The Dream Syndicate (also pictured is Icicle Works).
Peter will join legendary Delta blues artist Cedell Davis for a show tonight in Little Rock, Arkansas, at Stickyz, 9pm. Read more about the show at the arktimes.com. Peter will also play a solo show in NYC at the City Winery with Joseph Arthur. More about
Peter will play his first-ever NYC solo show this Sunday, October 21st, at the City Winery. He’ll be at City Winery to perform songs from his new record and to lend a hand to good friend Joseph Arthur at Joseph’s “WHERE IS MY VAN” Benefit Show.
North American syndicated Rock radio show InTheStudio: The Stories Behind History’s Greatest Rock Bands marks the 25th anniversary of Document, R.E.M.’s 1987 mainstream manifesto. The road to this pivotal point in R.E.M.ââ¬Ës career had them landing on the cover of Rolling Stone magazine with the rhetorical headline, “America’s best band?”.
Peter is set to play his first-ever NYC solo show this Sunday, October 21st, at the City Winery. He’ll perform songs from his new record and lend a hand to good friend Joseph Arthur’s “WHERE IS MY VAN” Benefit Show. Be sure to check it out if you’re in
Michael is on a Selection Council made up of individuals from various creative enterprises and backgrounds who will each judge a specific category of submission in a digital arts festival called “Moving the Still.” The festival is the first large-scale, open call event of its kind for original GIF
Vic Chesnutt performed one of his final shows Nov. 21, 2009, in a house in Canada. Vic Chesnutt – It Is What It Is is the document of that extraordinary evening. Filmed for the music series ‘the neighbors dog’, the concert took place in a unique, intimate, house concert setting