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TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — New Jersey’s playgrounds, water and amusement parks, libraries and museums have reopened after a months-long pause because of the COVID-19 outbreak. (more…)
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) — Eager to hit the slot machines and table games after a 108-day absence, gamblers endured wearing face masks and did without smoking and drinking Thursday as five of Atlantic City’s nine casinos reopened amid the coronavirus pandemic. (more…)
The hiatus is over. And while celebrating its 25th year of existence, Phantom Planet‘s Alex Greenwald, Sam Farrar, Darren Robinson and Jeff Conrad are in the midst of making new music with Raise The Dead producer Tony Berg at the fabled Sound City Studio. “We feel like weíre returning home,” says Greenwald, singer, rhythm guitarist and chief songwriter. “The boys in Phantom Planet are my brothers, and we figured it was time for a full-fledged family reunion.” The Los Angeles band is responsible for four albums of energetic and diversified alt rock; and are known for writing anthemic hits like “California,” the infectious theme of the popular four-season TV series The O.C; the vibrant fan favorite, “Do The Panic” and the gritty, punk-propelled “Big Brat”. A band known for their wildly exciting shows with deep fan engagement ñ many found Greenwald literally hanging from the rafters of the venue to entertain the masses on more than one occasion. Having toured with No Doubt, Incubus and many others, Phantom Planet quickly earned the fansí staunch loyalty through a combination of stellar musicianship and their compelling material.
For this edition of “Stuck On Repeat” we asked our DJs some of the songs they could think of during our time alone together. Here’s what they couldn’t stop thinking about.
Brookdale Public Radio’s Jeff Raspe chats with Rev MOOSE of the National Independent Venue Association about what NIVA is doing on behalf of the 2000+ independent live music and comedy venues in America. 90% of them are in danger of closing for good without some kind of federal assistance before they’re allowed to reopen post COVID-19 pandemic.
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