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Las Vegas, NV (PRWEB) May 31, 2012 Fremont Street Experience's 'Rock of Vegas', a 100-day concert series taking over downtown Las Vegas this summer, opened Memorial Day Weekend with a free concert by legendary Mötley Crüe singer, Vince Neil. The thousands of fans who came out to enjoy the free show witnessed an exciting combination of Neil's hard-rock attitude and energetic style. Read More

Denver Nicks and Andrea Leitch are a little bit country (Oklahoma), and a little bit rock and roll (New York City/DC, respectively). Read More

The whole phenomenon of a movie or TV show trying to pass off a pedestrian song/poem/painting/what-have-you as a work of world-changing genius is epitomized by the 1972 The Brady Bunch episode "Dough Re Mi."Read More

Hollywood actor Charles Esten grew up listening with his dad to the icons of country music. Read More

Two album releases this spring highlight the primal potency and gritty glory of two East Coast musical institutions that have remained off-the-radar far too long. Read More

Late last year, a violinist began showing up in front of River Park Square. Read More

This would be a perfectly expectation-busting lineup for those that think 1919 Hemphill is nothing but hardcore and pop punk, as two of the acts here are described as employing "bass-shredding and drum-beating technical jams," (The Nitch Pickens) or playing "experimental pysch" (Inflatable Best Friend). Read More

I've loved doing few things more and few things as much since. Read More