FIND OF THE WEEK RETURNS!
We’re back with a new Find of the Week after a short absence.
One of the best-ever R.E.M. shows ever in an opera house– Vienna 1999, two days after playing Montreux across the way. That was a good week!
News
Peter Buck Interview at Salon.com
Peter has done an exclusive interview with Salon.com covering topics ranging from R.E.M., Tired Pony, creativity, life and how to live it, and much much more. Check it out salon.com.
Patrice Chereau, RIP
We mourn the too early death of one of our greats, Patrice Chéreau, a giant among artists. His influence will continue, but he will be greatly missed.
-Michael
Michael Among Guests at Mario Batali Foundation Honors Dinner
Michael was on hand last night for the Mario Batali Foundation Dinner where chef Jamie Oliver was recognized at the Second Annual MBF Honors Dinner at Del Posto Ristorante. The evening featured entertainment by Patti Smith and Jeff Tweedy and Glenn Kotche of Wilco. The Mario Batali Foundation takes
Document Ranks #4 in Slicing Up Eyeballs’ Top 100 Albums of 1987
Check out Slicing Up Eyeballs’ Top 100 Albums of 1987 poll including R.E.M.’s Document at number 4.
Tired Pony Announces Los Angeles Show
To celebrate the release of Tired Pony’s new album, ‘The Ghost of the Mountain’, and following last week’s sold out New York City show, the band is excited to announce they will play Los Angeles for KCSN presents—¦. Tired Pony at the Masonic Lodge, Hollywood Forever Cemetery on November 7th.
Tickets
12th Annual Daniel Pearl World Music Days – October 1st – 31st, 2013
Daniel Pearl World Music Days was created in response to the 2002 kidnapping and murder of Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl at the hands of extremists in Karachi, Pakistan. Danny’s family and friends came together to work towards a more humane world, forming the Daniel Pearl Foundation. The mission
Watch Tired Pony’s Performance on the Late Show with David Letterman
Tired Pony was on the Late Show with David Letterman last night performing “All Things All at Once” from their latest album, The Ghost of the Mountain. Watch the clip here.
Check Out Tired Pony’s New Album at NY Time’s “Press Play”
Tired Pony’s New Album The Ghost of the Mountain (Out October 1 in N. America) is featured at New York Time’s Press Play… Listen to songs from the new record here.
Tired Pony to Play Intimate Benefit Show in New York September 25th
Tired Pony will play an intimate one-off acoustic show at Housing Works Bookstore Cafe in New York City on September 25th.
The show will feature Tired Pony members Gary Lightbody (Snow Patrol), Peter Buck (R.E.M), Scott McCaughey (The Minus 5) and Troy Stewart (The Windsor Player) performing songs from their new
Postcard from Athens, September 21, 2013
Two years ago today, on September 21, 2011, Mike, Peter and Michael made the announcement, from sort of outtatheblue, that they had decided to “call it a day” and that R.E.M. would cease to exist in the active, record-making, touring together, making music mode of the past three decades.
“Haute Couture, the Wall Street Journal and R.E.M. music!”
Check out this article at the WSJ which brings together haute couture and R.E.M. music:
Postcard from London for Tired Pony
I just spent a couple of days in favorite city London for the Tired Pony show–Peter Buck, Scott McCaughey and Jacknife Lee joining ringleader Gary Lightbody and many others for the group’s only European show in support of the brilliant new Ghost Of The Mountain record, and their first show
Get Michael’s Guest-Designed Issue of Zoetrope Magazine and An Exclusive Subscription Discount for R.E.M. Fans
As many of you will recall, Michael recently guest-designed the latest issue of Zoetrope: All Story magazine (see main banner on remhq.com). We’re excited to report that R.E.M. fans can now get an exclusive discount of 25% OFF a subscription to Zoetrope magazine. If interested, simply
Tired Pony’s First And Only European Show A Real Treat (from REM Timeline)
From REM Timeline’s Facebook Page:
The first and only European Tired Pony show was a real treat,
with Gary Lightbody leading a band that sprawled across the stage, starting off with a shimmering ‘I Don’t Want You As A Ghost’, before having guest turns on backing vocals starting with Bronagh Gallagher notably