Kim Gordon Slams Lana Del Rey in Upcoming Memoir 'Girl in a Band,' Says to 'Off Herself' >>
The forthcoming memoir from Sonic Youth's Kim Gordon is a little heavy-handed on some of her peers. After slamming everyone from Billy Corgan to Courtney Love, it's now been revealed that she also slights Lana Del Rey, saying "she doesn't even know what feminism is" and asking, "Why doesn't she just off herself?"
Kronos Quartet Named Big Ears' 2015 'Artists-in-Residence,' Weekend Passes on Sale November 14 >>
Always garnering significant excitement and attention, the Big Ears Festival is gearing up for its March 27–29 run in 2015. Next year, they will premiere the heralded Kronos Quartet as their 2015 Artists-in-Residence.
Kim Gordon Announces Release of Memoir, 'Girl in a Band' on February 24 and Posts Cover Art >>
In Kim Gordon's earlier release, "Is It My Body?," published by Sternberg Press, she said a memoir was in the works. Thankfully, Harper Collins and Gordon have announced a release date for the forthcoming Girl in a Band: February 24, 2015.
Thinking Feller's Bonnaroo: Big Ears Fest 2014 Announces Daily Lineup & Tickets... >>
The time, dear Classicalites, has come. Yes, Big Ears Festival 2014 has finally posted its daily line up.
UPDATE: Big Ears Fest 2014 Announces Daily Lineups and Daily Ticket Sales for this Week >>
Earlier this month, Classicalite updated readers on the Big Ears Festival. The lineup had just been announced and now, Big Ears keeps us waiting just slightly longer.
NewMusicBox's Alex Temple on Staying Musically Relevant in 2014 (feat. Joanna Gruesome...and the Late Sonic Youth) >>
Remaining successful in the modern world is no easy feat. In order to be a successful artist today, one must stay relevant. But what does that mean, you may wonder?
UPDATE: Big Ears 2014 Announces Steve Reich, Body/Head, John Cale, Julia Holter, Jonny Greenwood... >>
The noisier side of music falls into place yet again at the Big Ears Festival for 2014, who announced the line-up earlier this week. Big Ears-goers are excited for the festival's continuing presence as a major destination point of Spring in the South.
