Ongoing History of New Music Daily: The spooked horses of Lollapalooza
On August 2, 1994, the fourth annual Lollapalooza tour rolled into Saratoga, New York for a stop at the famous
Read moreOn August 2, 1994, the fourth annual Lollapalooza tour rolled into Saratoga, New York for a stop at the famous
Read moreIn case you missed it, Dawn Wells–Mary Ann on Gilligan’s Island–died this week at the age of 82. COVID. On
Read moreThe music festival is hardly a recent creation. People have been gathering in fields to hear music for centuries. In
Read moreAre we already at the third long weekend of the summer? (Yes, America, we get Monday off.) Make it a
Read moreThis is the latest from Cameron Gordon over at Completely Ignored. It pretty much speaks for itself. Click here to
Read moreThe first-ever video posted on YouTube, “Me at the Zoo,” was posted on this day in 2005. Moving on to
Read moreLollapalooza’s roots are in alt-rock culture. Other festivals (read: Coachella) might morph into an event that serves the needs of
Read moreSecondary ticket seller VividSeats took a look at how the mix of music is changing at some of the big
Read moreMatty Healy of The 1975 gave an interview to Billboard magazine recently that’s elicited a bit of a response. Amidst
Read moreI don’t mean to sound like Grandpa Simpson yelling at clouds, but back in the ’90s Lollapalooza was THE summer
Read moreIt was on this day in 1990 that Saddam Hussein invaded Kuwait. That ended poorly for everyone, of course. And
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