Here Comes The Flood — John Cale performed at the The Button Factory, Dublin, Ireland - October 3, 2012. The band: John Cale: vocals, guitar, keyboards Dustin Boyer: lead guitar Alex Thomas: drums Joey Maramba: bass Setlist: Captain Hook Bluetooth Swings Hey Ray ... more info

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Consequence of Sound — The art rock icon tries his hand at just about everything, resulting in nothing more often than not. more info

Nialler9 — Highlights: Hard Working Class Heroes, Bondax & Ifan Dafydd (win tickets below), John Cale, Omar Rodriguez Lopez, Ras G, Mumblin’ Deaf Ro  & Spook  in NCH, David Kitt performing Small Moments. This is the weekly list of recommended Dublin gigs â€... more info

DrownedInSound — An enjoyable offering from a genuine treasure. Read the full story on DrownedinSound.com more info

Guardian Music — (Double six)Always the most avant-garde member of the Velvet Underground, John Cale's first new album since 2005 features pianos being hit by fists, screaming synthesisers and violas, insistent beats and Chic-style funk guitar motifs. There are nods ... more info

Guardian Music — The former Velvet Underground man on his love of hip-hop, why tangerines are more tempting than drugs, and why he doesn't feel bad about taking his anger out on pianos … or chickensHi John, how are you? I'm good. What are we supposed to be doing(1)... more info

Guardian Music — As John Cale prepares to release his new album, we head to Rock's Backpages – the world's leading archive of vintage music writing – for this 1971 Rolling Stone interview with Cale and former Velvet Underground chanteuse Nico• Read an interview... more info

Here Comes The Flood — The End, the fourth studio album by German chanteuse Nico, get the deluxe treatment with a 2CD reissue. The first disc has the original album which was produced by John Cale. Disc 2 contains songs cut a various John Peel Sessions, the Old Grey Whis... more info

Guardian Music — The yellow and black logo Andy Warhol designed for the Velvet Underground perfectly captured their debut album's decadent beauty. So why drag it through the courts?It's sad to see one of the great creative partnerships of the 20th century being picke... more info