News
May 11, 2012
By Laura Studarus
When Mick Jagger plays both host and music guest on your show, it’s imperative to pull out all the stops—or so says Saturday Night Live. Today it was announced that the late night show has recruited both Arcade Fire and Foo Fighters to serve as Jagger’s backing band on tomorrow night’s season-ending episode. More
A Week of Tributes Starts This Monday
Sep 23, 2011
By Laura Studarus
Next Week, Late Night With Jimmy Fallon is heading to the dark side of the moon. The talk show’s musical guests—which include the likes of The Shins and MGMT, will be covering Pink Floyd tracks. We have the details. More
Apr 01, 2011
By Mike Hilleary
More than a week before its scheduled release, Dave Grohl and fellow Foo Fighters have decided to say, "what the hell," and stream the entirety of their forthcoming seventh LP Wasting Light. More
Muse, Foo Fighters, Band of Horses, Conan O'Brien, and Rolling Stones Donate
Nov 24, 2010
By Laura Studarus
Last month, Sup Pop lost vice president Andy Kotowicz to a tragic car accident. He left behind his wife and baby daughter. Recently Sup Pop bands put together a tribute concert to their fallen friend—but it appears the Kotowicz story was bigger than the Seattle label.Now, non-label heavy hitters, including Muse, Foo Fighters, Band of Horses, Bon Iver, The Dead Weather, and Rolling Stones have contributed to an auction to raise money for the Kotowicz family. We have the details.
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Reviews
Dec 09, 2009
By Frank Valish
It's interesting how the music that was "alternative" during the '90s has become the classic rock of today. This phenomenon is most apparent with Pearl Jam, their songs now seeming almost as much a staple of classic rock radio as, say, Led Zeppelin. However, in terms of sound and sentiment, one of the bands whose true ethos seems closest to that of classic rock fare is Foo Fighters. More
