Anyone who's been to a few concerts has experienced that sinking feeling when they realize, "oh, god, these guys are not good live" and then you just have to bear through their set feeling different and realizing you spent too much money on a stupid thing. Sometimes it's not even the performance. Sometimes the artist just has no respect for their fans, or spends 30 minutes talking about conspiracy theories.
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Via Be Awesome
It looks like this guy is doing his best to coexist with the band next door. This could be the start of an entirely new style of music. Too bad the name Nine Inch Nails is already taken.
This tour manager decided to berate and talk down to his staff, and ended up paying the ultimate price. You see, that staff that's responsible for making sure things run smoothly decided to tinker with the feedback. Sounds like that alone ended up costing the guy his job. Yikes.
Via Miniature Drums
The Youtube channel Miniature Drums is pretty self descriptive. The guy plays covers of famous songs on an incredibly tiny drum set. The result is as small as it is wonderful.
Hey Dave, let me tell you what your song is about really quick.
We've seen all kinds of hot tempered choosing beggars who get really upset when someone won't take their wet 3-dollar bill in exchange for a Playstation 4, but we rarely run across folks who are willing to fight in exchange for a photoshoot. Maybe these guys really are hardcore.
Via TV4
It's not every day you get to see an artist watch another artist perform their own music back to them but in a just kind of "worse" way. We're just glad the camera stayed on Sting so much of the time so we could get a good look into his very soul. Oh man, that solo though.
Smash Mouth has spoken in regards to where they stand with the whole "Straight Pride Parade" being planned by a few dudes out of Boston. Simply put, they're not having any of it. And Twitter can't get enough of Smash Mouth yelling at the rest of the online world about how they feel about a "Straight Pride Parade."
Via Portada Noticias
Thank god someone showed up with a bucket! Who knows how out of control that "flood" could've gotten.
American stand-up comedian, John Mulaney, and some of his quotes go terribly well with band names. Whether it's Blink-182 or My Chemical romance, this list includes some of the most loved and loathed and trolled, bands of the 2000s; and as it turns out, they pair wonderfully well with some John Mulaney funnies.
Coachella has released their lineup for this year, and twitter was there with their response. People thought up some pretty interesting and specific acts. Not much of a Coachella person, but would pay to see Sandra Bullock in a blindfold, just kinda wandering around.
