Magnet Magazine — 25 years ago today, Warren Zevon released Life’ll Kill Ya. A rockabilly ride from the glitter to the gloom. Read Amy Rigby in MAGNET on Zevon:
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Magnet Magazine — Happy birthday Warren Zevon. We’re really trying to enjoy every sandwich. Read Amy Rigby in MAGNET on Zevon:
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Magnet Magazine — From connection comes meaning, but also pain. This album’s title words “Hang in there with me” come from third track “O Anjali,” on which a catch-up phone call to a friend turns into a confrontation with some heavy news and a heavier heart.... more info
Magnet Magazine — Happy birthday Waylon Jennings. The Outlaw Balladeer. Read Amy Rigby in MAGNET on the Highwaymen (Jennings, Kris Kristofferson, Johnny Cash and Willie Nelson):
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Brooklyn Vegan — Plus, My Brightest Diamond (opening for Death Cab), Hilary Woods/Marissa Nadler, Buke & Gase, Cannabis Corpse, Dan Mangan, Amy Rigby, Neil Hamburger, and more tour-related news.
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Brooklyn Vegan — "I imagined I was J, strummed some 'American Girl' chords and wrote this song." -- Amy Rigby on her new single, 'Tom Petty Karaoke.'
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Brooklyn Vegan — Plus: Jarvis Cocker, Tacocat, Amy Rigby, Young Fathers, Iron & Wine, and more just announced tours and shows.
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Popdose — Amy Rigby has been doing her thing since she was a member of The Shams (when I first saw her) and slicing through pop mediocrity from the time she released her first solo album, the now-legendary Diary Of A Mod Housewife. She hasn’t slowed down o... more info
Brooklyn Vegan — NYC singer songwriter Amy Rigby released her solo debut, Diary of a Mod Housewife, in 1996, which detailed love and life in the city with witty, twangy charm. The record only ever got a CD release but is now getting its first-ever vinyl pressing for ... more info
Brooklyn Vegan — not a recent pic New wave veteran Wreckless Eric just reissued his 1989 album, Le Beat Group Electrique, on Fire Records for Record Store Day (anyone pick it up?) and he's now set to go on a US tour this... more info