Pitchfork — Tennessee's Bonnaroo Festival is obviously a big deal, and its organizers are probably better at scoring the biggest names than any other festival organizers in these United States. Last year, for instance, they landed Metallica and Kanye West and P... more info

Stereogum — As rumored late last year, Phish and the Boss will be headlining Bonnaroo 2009. It'll be the legendary jam band's first time at the festival and they'll be making up for lost time by playing two nights. Bruce Springsteen will be joined by his E St... more info

All About Jazz — NBC Universal CEO Jeff Zucker recently lamented that the entertainment industry has exchanged "analog dollars for digital dimes". Five years ago we sold as many CD's as possible for $15. Now the music industry hopes that a few consumers will give the... more info

Thrash Hits — It’s been two months since Lostprophets lost their drummer, Ilan Rubin to Trent Reznor and Nine Inch Nails but a replacement has been found in the shape of former Yellowcard drummer, LP. LP is now available to drum for Lostprophets because Yellowca... more info

JamBase — By: Court Scott Umphrey's McGee by Kevin Browning The current state of the music industry is leaving many artists seeking new ways to get their music into your hands. TV show and commercial licensing or signing 360-degree deals, wherein artists... more info

Yahoo! Music — Reuters - Rock acts Radiohead, Nine Inch Nails and the Eagles have all thrived since leaving major labels. A fresh crop of well-known musicians may join them in 2009. more info

JamBase — KEYBOARD/VIOLIN LEGEND EDDIE JOBSON RETURNS FROM 27-YEAR RETIREMENT TO INTRODUCE 'VIRTUAL VIRTUOSO' SUPERGROUP UKZ IN NEW YORK CITY "The word 'genius' is bandied about a bit too freely these days, but in Jobson's case, the term not only applies, ... more info

DrivenFarOff — Ilan Rubin has been very busy in the past few years. Not only is he involved with The Lostprophets, he began a side project entitled The New Regime in which he was involved in every musical aspect of the album. At the same time, Rubin will enter as t... more info

Pitchfork — -- Nashville's Lambchop will play shows to support their latest LP, OH (Ohio), starting January 22 in Louisville, Kentucky and ending March 7 in Los Angeles. And, unlike last year's solo jaunt, leader Kurt Wagner is bringing the full band this time. ... more info

Pitchfork — -- Nashville's Lambchop will play shows to support their latest LP, OH (Ohio), starting January 22 in Louisville, Kentucky and ending March 7 in Los Angeles. And, unlike last year's solo jaunt, leader Kurt Wagner is bringing the full band t... more info