Scottish indie rock act the Vaselines -- whose music was covered in the 1990s by Nirvana -- has reunited for two upcoming festival performances. via XtraMSN Real Estate

"Some Combination of 'Frank or Francis' and 'Black'"

As hard as we try to ignore the STP reunion, it just keeps following us Oh so long ago, there was a band from Boston called Pixies . via Pitchfork

"There's no doubt that without the Internet we would not be holding reunions and revivals of all these bands"

A shadow crosses the faces of hair metal enthusiasts when they talk about 1991. Nirvana's album "Nevermind" came out, and as swiftly as the Berlin Wall fell, the hair metal musical genre nosedived from the top ... via The Austin American-Statesman

"Are-they-or-aren't-they-a-Christian-rock-band"

Seether, South Africa's best-known post-grunge band, is still rockin', and it's bringing its Nirvana-like sound and eyeliner to Coyote's on Tuesday. via The Courier-Journal

Smoosh is a band of three sisters, all born after Bill Clinton was first elected president, Michael Jordan was in his prime and Nirvana released its ground-breaking album Nevermind . via National Public Radio

Friday, April, 25th at 7:29 am by digital paul The Bad Plus just wrapped tracking on their new album tentatively called "The Bad Plus w/Wendy Lewis." Apparently their label wanted them to add female vocals to ... via More Cowbell

"Before, Dave would write out a different set every night and we'd fly by the seat of our pants"

THE Foo Fighters will never surpass Nirvana's legacy, but the Dave Grohl-led act has surely exceeded them in popularity. via The Age

Smoosh is a band of three sisters, all born after Bill Clinton was first elected president, Michael Jordan was in his prime and Nirvana released its ground-breaking album Nevermind . via NPR

When the Vines burst onto the post-grunge celebrity scene in late 2001, the British press was first in line to claim them for their very own. via WTKS-FM Maitland

Categories: Events , Music News , Shows Sub Pop may have begun by legitimizing the sludge rock and pop that later, dismissively, became known as grunge, but the Pacific Northwest indie titan has survived that ... via Wired News