The latest video from Halestorm in support other new record. Make sure you catch them opening for Alice Cooper. Coming soon to a shed near you.
Category: Of the Day
Video of the Day: Small Feet – Bad Science
With a singer that has been described as part Neil Young and part America’s Gerry Buckley, Stockholm based Small Feet produce folk-inspired Indie Rock in the mold of Dawes. The new record, Psychic Powers, is out now.
Live Video of the Day: Elton John – Don’t Let The Sun Go Down On Me (Live From Madison Square Garden, 2002)
Elton is on his “final” tour. Here he is circa 2002 from Madison Square Garden.
Video of the Day: Midland – Mr. Lonely
Fresh out of Dripping Springs Texas, not Nashville, the band Midland throws down Urban Cowboy vintage country with a new soul. Their first single, “Mr. Lonely” has been released ahead of their upcomming release.
Live Video of the Day: Robert Ellis – Passive Aggressive (Jam in the Van)
Robert Ellis has reimaged himself as the Texas Piano Man with his latest album. Here he joins the good folks at Jam in the Van live from Austin, Texas.
Video of the Day: L.A. Guns – The Devil You Know
It probably is best if you avoid wrapping your ears around the many incarnations of L.A. Guns that are rocking and rolling around the stratosphere. Just sit back and enjoy.
Video of the Day: Mumford and Sons – Beloved
The latest video from Mumford and Sons is, as usual, a polished gem.
Live Video of the Day: Blues Pills – Lady In Gold
We haven’t heard much new music from Erin Larsson and her 60’s vibing Blues Rock band, but here’s hoping this live performance means they will Be in the studio very soon.
Live Video of the Day: Grace Potter – Ooh La La (Live From The Artists Den)
Performing with her band The Nocturnals site favorite Grace Potter performs in all her slinky glory.
Video of the Day: Blue Nation – Gone
A solid Rock and Roll band from Birmingham, England. Much in the Mold of Bad Company and Humble Pie, their sound is also similar to Rival Sons and Vintage Trouble of more recent acts.
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