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‘Thurtdelic,’ 3GP and the P-Funk Empire
When George Clinton founded The Parliaments on the playground of Avon Avenue Elementary School in Newark, NJ during the doo-wop craze of the 1950’s,…
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The Zappa Band launches first headlining tour in the U.S.
Guitarist Mike Keneally discusses forming the group, launching the tour, and performing unheard compositions penned by Frank Zappa. The Zappa Band, an ensemble that…
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George Clinton debuts ‘Light Years’ art installation at NeueHouse Madison Square, on display through June 17
The Godfather of Funk held a performance and conversation at NeueHouse on May 17 to celebrate the unveiling of his art in NYC. George…
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Kurt Cobain’s Fender Mustang, Alex Lifeson’s Gibson ES-355, Madonna outfits and more on display at the Hard Rock Café through Julien’s Auctions
The iconic items, part of a larger collection, are scheduled to be auctioned at the Times Square cafe and online this weekend, and select…
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Kurt Deimer, a multi-disciplinary artist who works with Bon Jovi’s Phil X, hits New York with virtuoso guitarist Yngwie Malmsteen
The singer, writer and actor who appeared in ‘Halloween’ released his debut EP at the end of last year and will perform at Gramercy…
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John Brennan, producer and musical director behind Shudder’s ‘The Last Drive-In,’ talks about the upcoming season premiere and more
“The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs” will premiere its season four debut tonight on streaming service, Shudder. “Hey everybody, have you heard the…
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