October 2012

Umphrey’s To Stream Tonight’s All Night Wrong Concert

Scott Bernstein October 31, 2012 No Comments

Watch tonight’s Umphrey’s McGee show live from Silver Spring, Maryland.

Best of Cover Wars: I Put a Spell on You

DaveO October 31, 2012 6 Comments

Who does the best cover of Screamin’ Jay Hawkins’ I Put A Spell On You?

Tour Dates: Nathan Moore w/ Marco and Ryan Montbleau

Hidden Track Staff October 31, 2012 No Comments

Nathan Moore will open for his musical friends at three shows this November.

Video: Everyone Orchestra – Werewolves of London

Scott Bernstein October 31, 2012 No Comments

Watch Everyone Orchestra cover Werewolves of London at Sullivan Hall.

Widespread Panic Shares Treats For Halloween

Scott Bernstein October 31, 2012 No Comments

Watch two classic Widespread Panic Halloween shows and stream one on Turntable.fm.

Setlist / Video: The Meter Men and Page McConnell Debut

Scott Bernstein October 31, 2012 3 Comments

Phish keyboardist Page McConnell and three/fourths of The Original Meters have embarked on a short tour that began last night at The Royale in Boston under the moniker The Meter

Voodoo Music Experience

October 31, 2012 No Comments

Photos by Leslie Michelle Derrough of the 2012 Voodoo Music Festival held in City Park, New Orleans, LA. Artists include Metallica, Neil Young & Crazy Horse, Jack White, Avett Brothers, Dave Stewart, Gary Clark Jr., Tomahawk, Sister Sparrow & The Dirty Birds, Star & Dagger and Black Box Revelation.

The Roots, Dr. Dog, Yonder Mountain String Band Confirmed For McDowell Mountain Music Festival

October 31, 2012 No Comments

After being held the last three years in a parking lot outside the former Compound Grill, The 2013 McDowell Mountain Music Festival will be held at Margaret T. Hance Park

Heiniken City Arts Festival: Seattle, WA 10/17-10/20/12

Eli Scheer October 31, 2012 No Comments

The historic and beautiful Moore theater offered the perfect backdrop for a festival finish, hosting Colorado natives Devotchka for a standout set, backed by the Seattle Rock Orchestra. Not only did their eclectic mix of influences shine with this extra backing, they fully took over the room and the night; Nick Urata's voice soaring to the rafters, while the rest of the band swapped instruments and provided the skeleton on which to rest the orchestra's powerful additions.