L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — Tom Petty and his Mudcrutch band mates will get a head start on their upcoming U.S. reunion tour with a pair of shows next week in Northridge benefiting L.A.’s century-old Midnight Mission. Mudcrutch predates the Heartbreakers, dating from the... more info

Consequence of Sound — Tom Petty's side project churns out some superb songwriting spread across pop, rock, and country. more info

Chicago Tribune — Mudcrutch is the band that couldn't be denied. Tom Petty started as a bass player in the Gainesville, Fla., quintet in the early '70s, and the band had promise and chops. Its lineup included guitarist Tom Leadon, brother of the Eagles' Bernie Leadon.... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — If a filmmaker were to tell the story of Florida rock group Mudcrutch, it would go something like this: Rock 'n' roll-loving teenagers form a band and head for Hollywood in search of fame, only to fall short and disband. Flash ahead three de... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — If a filmmaker were to tell the story of Florida rock group Mudcrutch, it would go something like this: Rock 'n' roll-loving teenagers form a band and head for Hollywood in search of fame, only to fall short and disband. Flash ahead three de... more info

Rolling Stone — Back in 2007 when Tom Petty got his Seventies band Mudcrutch back together to make their first studio album, they had a simple agenda: to capture the live dynamic for which they'd been renowned during their early days in Gainesville, Florida, and ... more info

Stereogum — Tom Petty’s Mudcrutch outfit is steady on the path approaching the forthcoming Mudcrutch 2, due in a couple of weeks. They’ve already shared the yearning “Trailer” and the joyful “Beautiful World.” Today, Petty hops back on lead vocals fo... more info

411 Mania — "He just burned it up"... more info

NME — Prince's tribute to George Harrison at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame ceremony in 2004 has been going viral more info

Stereogum — In the hours after we learned of Prince’s death last week, one video seemed to go more viral than any others: Prince, Tom Petty, Jeff Lynne, and Steve Winwood paying tribute to George Harrison at the 2004 Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame induction ceremo... more info