Albert Hammond Jr., Incubus

Call it "The Nights of Guitar Rock." The Strokes' guitarist Albert Hammond Jr. and late-'90s rock best-sellers Incubus set up shop at the Tea Room this week. Both have new albums kicking around—Hammond supports his October release Yours to Keep, while Incubus tours behind its new top-seller Light Grenades. Selling...

By David Downs

January 11, 2007

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Call it "The Nights of Guitar Rock." The Strokes' guitarist Albert Hammond Jr. and late-'90s rock best-sellers Incubus set up shop at the Tea Room this week. Both have new albums kicking around—Hammond supports his October release Yours to Keep, while Incubus tours behind its new top-seller Light Grenades. Selling 156,000 units in the first week, Grenades' hit song "Anna Molly" offers an uptempo, radio-friendly banger dissed by elitists, but loved by the masses.

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