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  • Celebrities Who Can Rhyme Part Time

    Isn’t it great when someone you thought you knew reveals a hidden talent that’s something so out of their character that you end up having a whole new level of respect for them? Here’s a few celebrities who can surprisingly spit out a decent rhyme.

  • Iconic Concert: Billy Joel Live at Shea Stadium

    Billy Joel performed two concerts for the hometown crowd at Shea Stadium in New York City on July 16 & 18, 2008. The two concerts were the last performed at Shea Stadium before it was torn down to make way for Citi Field. 59 year-old Joel slays it like a 25 year-old would in his prime. Brilliance. The show features guest appearances by Tony Bennett, Garth Brooks, John Mayer, Steven Tyler, Roger Daltrey, John Mellencamp, and Paul McCartney.

  • Iconic Concert: Incubus Morning View Sessions

    No band better represented the late 1990′s and early 2000′s than Incubus. So many hit songs off of three great albums. On May 28, 2002 the guys got together at Sony Studios in New York City to film an intimate concert for the release of their album Morning View. The event was broadcast on over 100 radio stations across the U.S. and abroad. The studio was arranged to replicate the house in which the album was recorded in Malibu California. The final product is a live masterpiece showcasing a band in their musical prime.

  • 8-year-old girl is an amazing guitar player [video]

    Wow… We have seen a lot of young musical talent grace the pages of YouTube and this little girl is no different. She flawlessly pulls off an insanely difficult song and the crazy part is she is only 8 years old! Book her on Ellen or The Today Show so we can see a live performance, please.

  • Iconic Concert: Phoenix Live At Glastonbury Music Festival [Full Concert]

    In April our favorite French pop rock band Phoenix will headline Coachella music festival in California. A few years back these guys sold out Madison Square Garden in under one minute (also reunited Daft Punk in the process) and their newest album “Bankrupt” on April 23. In 2010 they performed at Glastonbury Festival in the United Kingdom and we’ve got the entire concert for you to enjoy.

  • Iconic Concert: Arcade Fire At Coachella 2011

    Photo via: rock.about.com Only a few months after winning the Grammy for Album of the Year Arcade Fire headlined Coachella’s coveted primetime Saturday night slot. Towards the end of the performance massive LED beach balls created by Intel were dropped into the crowd and blinked along with the beat of the song. Photo via: blogs.inlandsocal.com It was one of the most memorable moments in Coachella history and you can watch it in HD here.

  • Iconic Concert: Muse Live At Glastonbury Music Festval

    Muse is widely considered, by fans and critics alike, to be one of the most exciting bands to see live in music today. Back in 2004 Muse rocked people’s faces off at Glastonbury in support of their album Absolution and six years later they came back to Glastonbury for a now legendary performance that you can watch the video below in all it’s HD glory. Make sure you switch the video to HD 720p by clicking the little gear button above Tracklist: 00:16 Uprising 05:47 Supermassive Black Hole 10:07 New Born 16:39 School riff(from Nirvana): Thanks Dude! 18:22 Map of the Problematique 24:05 Guiding Light 28:27 Citizen Erased 36:13 Nishe 37:32 United States of Eurasia 42:00 Feeling Good 45:20 Undisclosed Desires 50:43 Resistance 57:20 Hysteria 1:02:58 (62:58) House of the Rising Sun 1:03:54 (63:54) Time is Running Out 1:09:08 (69:08) Starlight 1:13:20 (73:20) Stockholm Syndrome Encore: 1:21:19 (81:19) Where the Streets Have No Name(feat. The Edge, U2 Cover) 1:27:30 (87:30) Plug In Baby 1:32:36 (92:36) Man With A Harmonica 1:34:40 (94:40) Knights of Cydonia

  • 12 Goats Destined to Become Pop Stars

    Goats get a lot of flak for eating trash and headbutting whomever they please. But these creatures are more than just a source of cheese — it turns out goats make excellent sample tracks for pop stars. The Internet recently re-discovered the joys of goat yelling, which sounds similar to a human scream. The latest viral video phenomenon sparked from a goat bleating along with Taylor Swift. That doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy the latest creations. Most of these videos come from YouTube user GoatsDub, along with a few others. Here’s hoping goats aren’t running for office by 2016.

  • Iconic Concert: Coldplay Live At Rock in Rio 2011

    At Rock in Rio 2011 Coldplay proved why they are a once in a generation band and one of the best live acts in the world. Their energy, song selection and light show had the crowd of nearly 1 million grooving along in ways that we’ve never seen before. To put that crowd size into perspective, Coachella typically draws roughly 80,000 people so that is almost 10 times the size. Press play and I personally guarantee you’ll watch the entire thing. Setlist: 01 Mylo Xyloto 02 Hurts Like Heaven 03 Yellow Las 3 primeras canciones no estan el resto esta ok! 04 In My Place 05 Major Minus - 0:04:26 06 Paradise 0:08:57 07 Lost! 0:13:36 08 Violet Hill (“Mas que Nada” by Jorge Benjor Ending) 0:18:00 09 God Put A Smile Upon Your Face 0:21:55 10 The Scientist 0:26:19 11 Us Against the World 0:32:29 12 Politik 0:37:22 13 Viva La Vida 0:42:17 14 Charlie Brown 0:47:24 15 Life Is For Living 0:51:38 — 16 Clocks 0:56:58 17 Fix You (“Rehab” by Amy Winehouse Intro) 1:01:15 18 Every Teardrop is a Waterfall 1:07:38 Photo via: the embedded YouTube video

  • Watch: Skrillex “First of the Year” Goat Yell Remix

    Our Goats Yelling Like Humans started a new web trend of music videos being remixed with goats screaming. Taylor Swift’s goat scream edit of “I Knew You Were Trouble” got over two million views last week and now copy cats are popping up all over the place. Take this Skrillex video for example…

  • Sound City (documentary)

    Sound City is a rockumentary directed by Dave Grohl and features interviews and performances from the famous musicians who recorded some of rock’s greatest albums at the studio. Sound City embraces the life and culture of rock ‘n roll with appearaces by Paul McCartney, Rivers Cuomo (Weezer) and Tom Petty . Using Sound City’s legendary analog console, together these artists continue to create musical miracles in a digital world.

  • Mumford & Sons Working On A Hip-Hop Album With Jay-Z?

    Grammy wins. Performing at the White House.  Sales records. Sold out show at Hoboken. What else could Mumford & Sons possibly to do to top their achievements in the last three years? In a recent Rolling Stone interview frontman Marcus Mumford reveals the band is ready to transition away for their banjo rock sound and take a stab at hip-hop.

  • The Friday RSVLTS Pre-Game Mix

    Every Friday we’re going to be featuring mixes from some of the best DJ’s in the NYC area. This week’s RSVLTS mix is by the city’s friendly, neighborhood DJ, DJ Marc Pierce. Listen while you take shots, listen while you party, listen while you get down. Enjoy. Listen Responsibly. Just remember, crank that Roosevelts.  

  • Did The Lollapalooza 2013 Line-up leak?

    Someone named @AgentOfLolla went on Twitter and supposedly leaked snippets of the 2013 line-up. This may look legit but as with every “leaked” festival line-up we need to take this with a grain of salt. There was a rumored Lollapalooza line-up leak in 2012 and it turned out to be bogus. Most of these artists are doing the festival rounds this summer, Jay-Z will be touring so this looks to add up. Regardless, Lollapalooza is the premiere summer music festival so plan on booking your trip to Chicago in August.

  • Jay-Z and Justin Timberlake to Perform at Yankee Stadium on July 19 [Full Tour Schedule]

    Jay-Z and Justin Timberlake have racked up a combined 23 Grammy Awards, 67 million albums sold and two Emmys. This summer, the music giants will hit 12 cities for a stadium tour, kicking off on July 17 in Toronto and wrapping up on Aug. 16 in Miami. Tickets go on sale on Feb. 28, with pre-sale tickets on Feb. 27. Fans can start queuing up Friday to RSVP for early access to the Feb. 27 pre-sale tickets. VIP packages will also be available. July 17 Toronto, Rogers Centre July 19 New York, Yankee Stadium July 22 Chicago, Soldier Field July 26 San Francisco, Candlestick Park July 28 Los Angeles, Rose Bowl July 31 Vancouver, BC Place Stadium Aug. 4 Hershey, Penn., Hershey Stadium Aug. 6 Detroit, Ford Field Aug. 8 Baltimore, M&T Bank Stadium Aug. 10 Boston, Fenway Park Aug. 13 Philadelphia, Citizens Bank Park Aug. 16 Miami, Sun Life Stadium Via: USA Today

  • Watch: Mumford & Sons’ Live at NYC’s Iconic Ed Sullivan Theater

    We love Mumford & Sons. If you couldnt get enough of their live show at Red Rocks here is more. They filmed a full concert at Ed Sullivan Theater. Yes, the same theater where The Beatles made their U.S. debut and David Letterman now films the Late Show. Hope you’re ready to rock out with some sweet air banjo solos.

  • Very Early Video of Rage Against The Machine Performing At A Record Store

    On March 29, 1992 Rage Against The Machine played a concert for a few dozen fans at Zed Records in Orange County, CA. They performed songs off their self-titled debut album that was recorded the following month at Sound City, Van Nuys, CA and released towards the end of 1992. So what we are seeing the very early stages of a band that would go on to sell over 16 million records over the last 20 years. 24:00 = Killing in the Name 34:25 = Freedom

  • Creed Gets Dubbed Over While Shredding This Live Song

    Whether we want to admit it or not, we all listened to Creed back in the day. C’mon, Higher? With Arms Wide Opened? My Sacrifice? Those were classic tunes, written and sung by Scott Stapp, built to pump you up or make you cry about that girl that denied you at the 8th grade dance. Alright, maybe Creed sucked but they have resurfaced in a hilarious video of one of their concerts that has been dubbed over for our viewing pleasure. We give you…Creed Shreds.

  • 2013 Firefly Music Festival Lineup is Here and it is Glorious (Video)

    The Firefly Music Festival in Dover, Dellaware is quickly becoming one of the most anticipated summer festivals in the country, last year having The Killers, The Black Keys and Jack White headlining. This year they’re pulling out all the stops with The Red Hot Chili Peppers and Tom Petty conducting the awesome train of the best names in the contemporary music scene . Foster the People, Imagine Dragons, and The Lumineers man the indy station, while Calvin Harris, Passion pit and MGMT take care of a fine electric based foundation. The festival is definitely giving mega festival Coachella an east coast run for it’s money. Keep your holograms, brahs, we’ll settle for the real thing.

  • Mom Crushes “Wipe Out” on the Drums

      There’s John Bonham, Keith Moon, Dave Grohl and then this Mom.  Not sure who she is, but she straight up shreds the drums on the 1960′s hit, “Wipe Out”.  If you know who she is, please let us know.  We would love for her to do more of these.

  • Coachella-type Music Festival Coming To Arizona In September

    The Canyon Moon Ranch, located just outside of Phoenix in Florence, AZ, is home to the annual Country Thunder Festival every April. The year-round entertainment facility, which includes a 55,000-square-foot pavilion, recently announced that it will host Liquid Sol. The Coachella-like multigenre music festival will come September 19-21 to Canyon Moon Ranch’s sprawling festival grounds, which can accommodate camping for thousands. Harry Luge, whose family owns the property, did not give any further details but stay tuned as he said they are still finalizing the lineup.

  • Fascinating Never-Before-Seen Photos of the Rolling Stones in 1965

    Here are 23 rare photographs capturing candid moments of the Rolling Stones in Savannah, Ga., and Clearwater, Fla., during their 1965 American tour. The photos were recently discovered in an unmarked box at a Southern California estate sale and were shared with the public. Shot in Savannah, Ga., and Clearwater, Fla., in the spring of 1965, the pictures show the now legendary rock group in their youth, relaxing as the British Invasion of rock starts to sweep the States. The collection shows the carefree innocence of the Stones, along with their founding member and road manager, Ian Stewart, just when they were on the verge of superstardom. Source: Designyoutrust.com

  • Everything You Need to Know About SXSW (Infographic)

    SXSW is right around the bend and Rocksauce, a local Austin company, created this all knowing infographic for the festival. A 10 day breakdown for everything from the daily breakdown, to demographic. Check it out then book your ticket. SXSW has become one of the most respected and attended music and arts festivals in the country, bringing in some of the most popular acts this year, including Deadmau5 and Atlas Genius.

  • Mumford & Sons Live From Red Rocks Amphitheater [Streaming Free on Spotify]

    This new live album from Mumford & Sons may have jumped Aerosmith’s A Little South Of Sanity and Mumford & Sons’s Deluxe Companion as my favorite live album ever. As the fact that it’s streaming free on Spotify is a win for ‘merica. Once you’re done listening check out our photos from the RSVLTS.com official Mumford & Sons Hoboken pre-party.

  • Kill Some Time with Incredibox

    Incredibox is a digital beatbox app that allows you to be the conductor of a group of human beatbox. The app is free and fun and you’re able to choose over 20 beats, melodies, effects, choruses and voices. Each set blends together in a harmony, giving you the illusion that you’re more musically inclined than you actually are. Once you’re done trying out each sound a surprise waits for you on the 3rd step. 

 
 

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