The legendary documentarian takes on a subject that seems so suited for him, it's shocking he hasn't done it before now.

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Anderson says she felt the same musical unity Tibet House has fused throughout the years during the recent SNL50: The Homecoming Concert at Radio City Music ... Cyndi Lauper, Iggy Pop, R.E.M ...

Iggy Pop, Devo, Death Cab for Cutie and Japanese Breakfast lead the lineup for the 2025 edition of the Project Pabst festival, which returned last year after a seven-year break. The event ...

David Bowie visited Iggy Pop in a psych ward in 1975…wearing a space suit (Picture: Sipa/REX/Shutterstock) Dressed in space suits, David Bowie and Dennis Hopper walk into a psych ward to smuggle ...

The Moonlandingz – Adrian Flanagan, Dean Honer and Lias Saoudi – have announced their second album, No Rocket Required, alongside the release of the brand new single, “Give Me More”. "Even god would ...

The post Project Pabst Announces 2025 Lineup with Iggy Pop, DEVO, and Death Cab For Cutie appeared first on Consequence. The 2025 lineup for the two-day event also boasts Mannequin Pussy ...

Portland’s Project Pabst holds its 2025 edition on July 26 & 27 at Waterfront Park. They’ve announced the lineup which is very solid: TIckets for Project Pabst are on presale now and go on ...

But wait! There’s more! Gen Xers can get in on the action too, with Devo and Iggy Pop, also headlining and some might say an even bigger deal than Death Cab. Project Pabst, which returned to ...

The 2025 edition of the two-day festival features Iggy Pop, Devo, The Damned, and Mannequin Pussy on Saturday, July 26, followed by Death Cab For Cutie, Japanese Breakfast, Built To Spill ...

Project Pabst music festival is back in Portland’s Waterfront Park this summer, bringing along headlining performances from rock and indie legends like Iggy Pop, Devo, Death Cab for Cutie ...

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