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Connecticut, a state located in the northeastern United States, has produced many notable singers over the years. From pop icons to rock legends, these Connecticut natives have made a significant impact on the music industry and continue to inspire audiences around the world. Some of the most famous singers from Connecticut include Gene Pitney, a
In the early 2000s, as the pop-punk glory days were coming to a close, a new crop of indie rock bands began to rise to prominence. For artists who
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Fort Lauderdale resident Michael Angulo, operator of The Hungry Dutchman, a new food boat that's launching this weekend at the sandbar on Fort Lauderdale’s New River and Intracoastal Waterway, talks about surviving Africa's Kalahari Desert for an episode of Discovery Channel's "Naked and Afraid" that airs on March 19.
Furnace Fest mixes secular and Christian hardcore bands on the same bill. Founder Chad Johnson opens up about reviving the fest and some of its greatest moments.
Dave Grohl played drums on it, for one. And a project like this was so quintessentially 2000s that it deserves to be remembered fondly. All Killer No Filler – Sum 41 All Killer No Filler, contains some of the band’s biggest hits such as “Fat Lip” and “In Too Deep,” which were pop-punk anthems back in the 2000s. The record is the epitome of scene culture, covering relationships, self-indulgence, angst and ambivalence. The National – The National The National kicked off their folk-infused, indie-rock music journey in 2001 with their self-titled debut. The album has more of a cou...