Lil Wayne, T-Pain, Keyshia ColeAmerican Airlines CenterDecember 19, 2008
Better Than: Listening to a whole bunch of records in which T-Pain and Lil Wayne are just the featured acts.
Check out our photos from the show here.As if, at any point over the course of this past year, there was still doubt: Lil Wayne proved last night at the American Airlines Center that he is, indeed, a rock star--and maybe the biggest rockstar on the planet.
After the elaborate LED screens behind the stage fired up,
In last week's paper, I reviewed The Kül's new release Soul 4 Gold, a disc that blends a whole mishmash of funk, psychedelic and even stoner rock influences into a disc that, at various points throughout its listen, recalls Jimi Hendrix, Sly Stone, Prince, Gnarls Barkley, TV On The Radio and Lenny Kravitz, among others. But, as I wrote in my review, "despite these well-traveled routes, the band's sound manages to come off as surprisingly fresh"Have a listen... and a download, courtesy of the b
Your daily dose of national music news for Wednesday, August 19, 2009...The tracklist for Rock Band: Beatles has been revealed. However, one song not on that list will be in the game Care to guess which?
Denton-born funk recluse Sly Stone is allegedly living off of social security benefits and living in cheap hotels, according to a Dutch documentary. Maybe this should be a lesson to Axl Rose: Don't come out of the house... or piss off your manager.Lil Wayne was forced to cancel some dates in Can
U2, MuseCowboys StadiumOctober 12, 2009Better than: Half-time at the proper name spelling bee.Hal SamplesFor more photos from last night's performance, check out Hal Samples' slideshow.The first thing everyone noticed, of course, was the much ballyhooed stage, a spider-looking contraption that house a circular inner stage, an outer-ring walkway, movable bridges that connected the two, and a 360-degree, high-definition screen suspended above it all.Extravagant doesn't even begin to describe it
