Shawn Donohue
Senior Staff Writer at Glide Magazine
Play in NYC, Rock in @AngelsVagabonds, write about music for @RockBodyElec & @glidemag
Articles
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3 days ago |
glidemagazine.com | Shawn Donohue
The Los Angeles-based rockers Frankie and the Witch Fingers ratchet up the nervous energy on their newest offering, Trash Classic. The ten spastic tracks shimmy, bang and slam forward as the band embraces new-wave and post-punk influences in a significant way.
John Fogerty Celebrates 80th Birthday With Hit Filled Beacon Theater (NYC) Performance (SHOW REVIEW)
1 week ago |
glidemagazine.com | Shawn Donohue
For his 80th birthday celebration, John Fogerty headed east to the gorgeous Beacon Theater on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, setting up shop for the first of two nights with his Travelin’ Band. On a soaking and bleak Wednesday (May 28th), he celebrated his actual birthday by opening the show with a prepared video introduction, during which he discussed his career, life, songwriting, and family.
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2 weeks ago |
glidemagazine.com | Shawn Donohue
For this reissue of 7Seconds 1986 release New Wind, original producer Ian MacKaye and Inner Ear Studios’ Don Zientara ‘reimagined’ the album, delivering Change In My Head. The effort removes some songs, remixes the full record, plays with the track order and unearths a few unreleased gems from the original recording session.
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2 weeks ago |
glidemagazine.com | Shawn Donohue
On an overcast, breezy Thursday evening at South Street Seaport, Amyl and the Sniffers brought their Cartoon Darkness world tour onto the glorious rooftop at Pier 17 in New York City on May 15th. With the best backdrop of any NYC outdoor venue, the stage was set for a rollicking night of punk-infused rock and roll. The young, stylish, sold-out crowd was sporting approximately 21 tiny bikini tops, 74 mullet haircuts, and eight different Idles shirts as anticipation ran high.
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3 weeks ago |
glidemagazine.com | Shawn Donohue
The debut full-length album Blest from Brooklyn-based artist Yuno finds him expanding the scope of his sound, embracing pop grandiosity and exploring vocal styles. Yuno’s musical journey finds him unrestricted by genre or style as he evolves. His 2018 EP Moodie (also on Sub Pop) found him dealing with a traumatic breakup. On Blest, he is back exploring the world, moving into new relationships, and trying to enjoy life. In the past, Yuno was responsible for all aspects of his work.
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