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Review: Brad Paisley shows versatility in sold-out West Valley City show By Tom Wharton The Salt Lake Tribune Published Jan 28, 2012 07:35AM MDT West Valley City • Start with Scotty McCreery, the latest American Idol. Add fast-rising stars The Band Perry. Finish with country superstar Brad Paisley. And mix with the electricity of a sold-out Maverik Center. What you had Friday night was nirvana ...

EYOT is the Nirvana of European jazz; their sound fusion can best be described as a marriage of Kurt Cobain and Keith Jarrett. They have recently won the 2012 MIDEM OFF Competition, and are open for interviews about their war-singed lives and electrifying music.New York, NY (PRWEB) January 25, 2012 EYOT is the winner of the 2012 Cannes, France MIDEM Festival OFF Competition. Click here to see ...

Gary Lightbody says that Nirvana and The Breeders were big influences on him.

Tracing a star from Nirvana to the Foo Fighters.

I like to think I'm a pretty humble golfer. Of course, as Winston Churchill might have said, with my game I have a lot to be humble about.

PARIS (Reuters) - Since their underground hit "ToyBoy" in 2006, Stuck In The Sound has been the one to watch on the French indie rock scene. The Parisian act has built a reputation at home for manic live performances, intoxicating guitar riffs, and a hard-hitting but lyrical sound that is rarely heard in French rock. The band, which sings in English and cites Nirvana, The Pixies, Smashing ...

The best way to describe the Boston-based trio Grey Valley Ghosts is as “evil pop.” Frontman and guitarist Madison Taylor doesn’t rock out to soft melodic pop, his band is more hardcore, like Nirvana or Tool. Their self-titled debut album will have you thinking you’re back in 1994 playing Sonic Adventure on your Sega. This [...]

HAPPY SAD ANNIVERSARY: Twenty years after pioneering grunge band Nirvana changed the look and sound of alternative rock music, independent producer Jim Sampas released a tribute album that reinterpreted its era-defining album, “Nevermind.’’

Dave Grohl says today's musical climate is just like 1991, when Nirvana broke into the mainstream and revolutionised US rock music with grunge.

Dave Grohl says today's musical climate is just like 1991, when Nirvana broke into the mainstream and revolutionised US rock music with grunge.

Dave Grohl says todays musical climate is just like 1991 when Nirvana broke into the mainstream The Foo Fighters frontman acknowledges guitar bands are now overlooked but isnt worried rock n roll has had its day as he sees parallels between...