What does the inside of a record company look like? Mutemath gave fans a little peek this week when they stopped by the headquarters of their label, Warner Bros. Records, in Burbank, Calif. They posted a picture of lead singer Paul Meany chilling in the lobby below a massive wall full of cool photographs of fellow current and former label artists and artwork. How many can you identify?
What's cooler than throwing out the first pitch at a Major League Baseball game? Try taking batting practice with the home team before the game. That's exactly what Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist Flea did with the Cincinnati Reds on Tuesday, one night before the Peppers rocked the nearby US Bank Arena as their summer tour continues to roll across North America.
It doesn't take a hipster hippie like Feist to appreciate the beauty of catching nature nut Bon Iver under the big blue skies of Colorado as captured in this picture. The Grammy-winning Bon Iver was sound checking as he prepared for his headlining set at the legendary Red Rocks Amphitheatre near Morrison, Colo., and show opener Feist recognized a gorgeous moment when she saw it. She snapped this pic, later posting it on her Twitter page for the whole world to see.
Indie pop duo Phantogram opened for the Flaming Lips when the psych rockers rolled through Atlanta, Ga. recently, and singer-guitarist Josh Carter took full advantage of his band's VIP all-access privileges. When the Lips hit the stage of Centennial Olympic Park, Carter was armed with a camera and ready to shoot -- and lucky for us, he's shared some of the results with his Twitter fanbase.
Silversun Pickups have had a busy few weeks following the May 8 release of their third album, 'Neck of the Woods,' and all the promotion that goes along with it. Said promotions brought SSPU frontman Brian Aubert and bassist/singer Nikki Monninger to Easy Street Records in Seattle, Wash., on Saturday (May 19) for a free in-store acoustic set that was followed up with an autograph session with fans.
Canadian clubcrusher Deadmau5 nearly burned down the house last week at a swanky New York club. In a photo that's emerged online, a roomful of classy clubgoers look to the DJ's onstage antics. You could say (and see) that sparks were flying -- literally.
