'Hungry Heart' and the unexpected party of Bruce Springsteen and Mumford & Sons

It happened last weekend at the Dutch Pink pop Festival: Bruce Springsteen was playing one of his sets when, unexpectedly, the members of Mumford & Sons took the stage to play along with the classic Boss 'Hungry Heart'. The result of this curious mixture, which can be enjoyed in the bottom of that entry, was most explosive.

Bruce knew that the love professed by Against Me! and The Gaslight Anthem but I have to admit that he knew nothing of the good relationship he had Marcus Mum-ford's band with the creator of "Nebraska" or "Darkness On The Edge Of Town" go party piece is marked in minutes agreed on the main stage at Pink pop!.

Just yesterday we announced that Mumford & Sons debut album in September. More information about this highly anticipated release in the corresponding post.

The second disc has already Mumford & Sons release date

At last!. After a long wait guys Mumford & Sons have confirmed the release date of their next album in an interview with Dutch radio, the 3FM DJ Roosmarijn Reijmer to be exact. Contrapuntal well in your diaries: on 24 September will be the day that will go on sale throughout the European continent the successor to that acclaimed album "Sigh No More".

Marcus Mumford's band takes a couple of years playing several new songs in live M & S. From 'Hopeless Wanderer' to 'Where Are You Know', the repertoire of new tracks from which the group is huge so you have to do as he mounted the British to select the best of his latest music catalog. If Mumford is back there, with producer Markus Dravs, surely the thing can not go wrong. But please, do not miss 'Hopeless Wanderer'!.

Here you have the sound of 'Lover's Eyes' Mumford & Sons made ​​almost a year to iheartradio. Will you come this issue included in the LP? We'll see.

Style without Swag

The longing for the past, reveling in the memories. We all know the feeling when we think back to our early youth, we feel this nostalgic warmth and hear inside a small sigh. The Breeze, a new fashion trade fair in Munich, is just pick up on these emotions and invites on 16 and 17 June for the common flocks.

Munich's shops and international brands in the white box to load a fashion journey into the past of the 80s and 90s.

The fair is open to everyone and it can get even bought the same. So not only sneaker fans and fashion victims will get their money, but the program also offers plenty of variety on the subject of street fashion. The Sneaker Museum in Cologne is a special exhibition titled "vs. Stüssy. Nike "and the" Streetwear Today magazine is "to present themselves with movies and pictures on the occasion of their anniversary issue.

Since the event but also something to be for the whole family, is also thought of the little ones. This can make it with the artist Orion Pax and Sneaker Freaker comfortable in the Lego corner or paint colorful sneaker pictures, while the mom can advise of the "Cleo Style Pioneers" and make-up can be. And the dad is with his new shoes during the break dancing session with the guys from "RIDDIM Zone" show again that he is really still so young, like he always does ...

Classic Rock at its best - The Rock The Nation Festival at the zenith

Rock The Nation 2012 Zenith MünchenDas in 1-day Fetival Rock The Nation, this year three headliners that include all of the absolute icons of classic rock genre: Bad Company feat. Paul Rodgers, Bachman & Turner and Roger Chapman. Originally, this festival on 14/6/2012 held in Augsburg, for logistical reasons, but it was now moved into the cultural hall Zenith in Munich. Already purchased tickets will remain valid for Augsburg in Munich, but can also be returned at the box offices, where they were purchased.
Rock The Nation, which is classic rock at its best. With Bachman & Turner returns after 30 years is an absolute legend back on the stages of Germany. 30 million albums sold, countless platinum, gold and silver awards as well as the mega hit "You Is not Seen Nothing Yet" go to your account. Together with Bad Company feat. Paul Rodgers and Roger Chapman, they can be the Rock The Nation Festival is the ultimate classic rock-happening of the summer of 2012.Bad Company feat. Paul Rodgers
Bad Company since its inception in 1973 are among the best known representatives of Classic Rock. Singer Paul Rodgers and drummer Simon Kirke did after the end of Free ("All Right Now") with former Mott The Hoople guitarist Mick Ralphs and the ex-King Crimson bassist Boz Burrell-composed and published as the first signing of Led Zeppelin label Swan Songs up in the eighties into several critically acclaimed reference works. Their hits like "Feel Like Makin 'Love," "Shooting Star", "Can not Get Enough," "Bad Company" or "Good Lovin' Gone Bad" includes more than 35 years after its release to the most-played songs in US-Classic-rock radio. 2012, the band the first time since the seventies with Paul Rodgers Rock The Nation as part of festivals occur again in Germany.Bachman & Turner
Bachman & Turner, Randy Bachman and Fred Turner are at the heart of the legendary Bachman Turner Overdrive. The mid-70s Bachman Turner Overdrive celebrated with such hits as "You Is not Seen Nothing Yet" unique achievements and with their 30 million selling albums and 120 platinum, gold and silver decorated published one of the most successful bands of their time. In 1977, she broke up at the height of her zenith, and after several attempts separated Randy Bachman and Fred Turner were together again in 2010 to record their first studio album since 1984. The fans can look forward to their successful years of hit singles, as well as impressions of their new album.Roger Chapman
The English rock scene would be poorer without Roger Chapman is an original. Born in 1942 in Leicester singer with the unmistakable raspy voice has earned an enviable reputation early on: first in 1967 with the progressive rock institution, family, beginning in 1974 with the R & B band Streetwalkers. His biggest hit, however, he recorded with his compatriot Mike Oldfield: "Shadow On The Wall" is still the hallmark of the humorous Englishman who wanted to compete in the penultimate year of his retirement from the stage. For the Rock The Nation Festival, he has changed his plans and his band once again reactivated The Short List.
Come and visit the Rock The Nation on 14/06/2012 at LOCATION in Munich. The team from Munich Blog wishes much fun.

The Head and The Heart

Sometimes, very few, which I hooked to a subject just at a point in time after having heard dozens and dozens of times. Are you that ever happened? It's strange listening to this disc at a time number 76 and the subject matter shines like if you discovered for the first time. This is what I have lived these days with 'Cats & Dogs' and also 'Coeur D Alene', the two open issues that self-titled album from The Head and The Heart of which I raved last by October 2011.

In less than six minutes that last two issues we enter fully into the festive mood that emerges from the fabulous tunes of Josiah, Jon & co. In fact so far I never had stopped to look closely at the video clip of 'Cats & Dogs' production that I think serves as a glove to describe the innocence and good rollismo in which we live submerged to enjoy these big boys.

Still do not know The Head and The Heart? What are you waiting?

Music Summer - The Tallest Man on Earth

After the occupation of the absolute top of Dachau summer music in recent years with the Fleet Foxes and The National is waiting again this year, a gifted artist to us. This year we can look forward to "The Tallest Man on Earth" aka Kristian Matsson, who has completed work on his new album recently.

The album is called "There's No Leaving Now" and on 12 June on the American label Dead Oceans released. With his album "The Wild Hunt" THE TALLEST MAN ON EARTH 2010 already attracted great attention, as if from nowhere struck by sheer word of mouth world's high waves.

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Father John Misty - Fear Fun (2012)

I see you've made to direct several radio talk shows and Americans. I review one by one all the videos and promotional material is uploaded on him recently. No doubt: Father John Misty is just a role, a fun role that the former member of Fleet Foxes Joshua Tillman has been playing for some months. The purpose of this whole roll circus is clear: get to ensure the jump to stardom of a type that has finally managed to "Fear Fun" style the best LP of a long and extensive discography.
This new album is a delight. That folk so meticulous and transparent Joshua has peaked over the past years has managed to merge with a rock vocation dirtier and brighter than of yore. Hypnotically "Funtimes in Babylon" get captivated from the start with a halo as "western" we just convincing - at least temporarily - the current and neglected look of the singer was born as a consequence and not as an end.
The melodic 'Nancy From Now On' is the second single from a compact in which gleam comes into its own three issues that it will generate the envy of Robin Pecknold and the rest of former colleagues of Fleet Foxes. The first of these is 'Hollywood Forever Cemetery Sings', an eloquent hymn in Tillman's voice reaches a vibrant echoes that bounce to get points stratospheric. No doubt: it is THE song of the album.

The second is 'This Is Hatched Sally'; melody with a certain bartender with which Baltimore gets us closer to a slow and seductive dance paso doble (remember his bloody music video?). Nor forget the ballad 'OI Long to Feel Your Arms Around Me', where red passion gives way to a sad and melancholy atmosphere that fits perfectly in the gloomy galaxy introduced by the creator of "I Will Return".
If you are the records that tell of tortuous figures under discussion between drugs and love most savage and irrational, "Fear Fun" can be your disk. Give a listen and you will understand why J. Tillman has decided to create an identity - that of Father John Misty - who distances himself from the others by high doses of sarcasm, sourness and savagery.