Band Weblogs

The Mayer Returns

John Mayer, who has sold over 13 million albums worldwide is building up for the release of his eagerly anticipated fourth studio album out November 23, 2009 …

Today, Thursday September 3rd, at 5pm PST, Matisyahu will make his way to Twitter’s office headquarters in San Francisco where he will perform for the company’s founders and staff.

This stripped down set will be broadcast LIVE on Ustream to allow fans to be a part of the audience of this intimate gathering …

If you’ve been following ‘Jamgate’ and Jam TV with Calvin Harris, you’ll know that he had a 20 tweet rant about a TV feature that he was asked to film where he was supposed to open a jar of Jam (that had been glued shut) by comedienne Holly Walsh …

Last week, The Raveonettes announced their intention to throw back the curtain and allow fans access to the recording of their still-in-progress fourth album, due this Fall via Vice Records. After unveiling a succession of studio demos, the band announced via Twitter on Friday a duo of live chats emanating from Denmark …

I’ve been a fan of social networks for awhile now, and over the years have tried a few. Some stuck, some didn’t. Twitter seems to be one that’s sticking. So far so good. I like Twitter. I like it a lot …

Ben Walker, best known around the internet for his “The Twitter Song” is getting ready for the innovative Ben’s Big Gig event, taking place in Oxford, England on May 1, 2009 …

It’s one small step for man, but one giant step for music. Moonalice, the Bay Area act that features musical all-stars including GE Smith and Barry Sless, is going where no band has gone before – a real-time Twitter concert …

Oxford born singer-songwriter and YouTube sensation, Ben Walker, is truly a modern day bard. His careful exploitation of web based communication tools and social networking sites have gained his quirky and satirical songs a worldwide following …

Tweet. Meet. Give. On 12th February 2009 175+ cities around the world will be hosting Twestivals which bring together Twitter communities for an evening of fun and to raise money and awareness for charity: water. The Twestival is organized 100% by volunteers in cities around the world and 100% of the money raised from these events will go directly to support charity: water projects. Swedish cities participating in Twestival: Stockholm, Gothenburg, Malmö, Norrköping, Linköping …

On Thursday 12 February 2009, for 24 hours, cities around the world will be hosting “Twestivals”, volunteer-run, fundraising events for people who know each other through the micro-blogging service twitter.com. Inspired Twitter communities are making plans to come together through the power of the internet …