Oasis' World Tour Opens with a Bang in Seattle

With supporting acts Matt Costa and Ryan Adams & the Cardinals, the Britpop mainstay awes a sold-out crowd.
Liam Gallagher / Photo by Alex Crick

Bathed in violet light, the stage of Seattle's WAMU Theater was set last night for an evening of prodigious musicianship from fabled Britpop stalwarts Oasis, who began the North American leg of their world tour to a sold-out audience.

Aerosmith Crowns 'Guitar Hero' Champion in Boston

Frontman Steve Tyler awards the top gamer and treats fans to a short performance in his hometown.
Eric Miller and Aerosmith's Steven Tyler / Photo by Rebeca Oliveira

With the astounding score of 398,000, Eric Miller blew away his rivals on stage last night in Boston, winning the booty in the Guitar Hero: Aerosmith ROCKS the Hard Rock competition. His prize?

The Matches, Felice Brothers Treat Night Owls in SF

SPIN and Dell's Outside Lands afterparty gives Bay Area dwellers a spread of noise on the festival's inaugural night.
Shawn Harris of The Matches / Photo by Muhammad Asranur

Searching for an exciting end to the opening day of Outside Lands, concertgoers wiped bay-fog off their shoulders as they cozied in between the blood-red curtained walls of San Francisco's Independent Friday night for SPIN and Dell's afterparty, featuring sets from the Matches and the Felice Brothers.

Handsome Furs Get Cozy in Detroit

The married Montreal duo make a few new friends in Motown.
Dan Boeckner of the Handsome Furs / Photo by Travis Wright

Last night at Detroit's Pike Room, as the crowd amassed near the bar in anticipation of the night-capping set from Montreal's Handsome Furs, the husband/wife duo emerged for a couple pre-show cocktails and to greet their fans.

Cool Kids Heat Up in Austin

With rhymes and beats aplenty, Chicago's throwback hip-hop duo take the Lone Star State's capitol for a ride.
The Cool Kids' Antoine "Mikey Rocks" Reed / Photo by Victor Yiu

The Cool Kids certainly had one hot night at Emo's in Austin, TX.

Anthony Green's Versatility Shines in S.F.

Post-hardcore hero's acoustic show highlights his debut solo disc, Avalon.
Anthony Green / Photo by Muhammad Asranur

Though he's known for fronting the original lineup of Saosin, going full force with his current band, Circa Survive, and acting as a member of supergroup side project the Sound of Animals Fighting, Anthony Green left the clever band names at home last night as he hit San Francisco's Bottom of the Hill venue and strummed through cuts off his first solo album,

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