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Muse are set to show Hollywood the future of moviemaking as they confirm plans to release a live concert filmed using cutting-edge technology which is being tipped to become industry standard for blockbuster movies. The band filmed Live at Rome Olympic Stadium in front of a full house of more than 60,000 fans using 4K, a new format meaning more pixels which burst off the screen in every frame, and a staggering four times more than the standard in the cinema. Dubbed Ultra High... Definition, the new format will give Muse fans the chance to experience the full visual spectrum of their Rome stadium show in the comfort of their own home. In addition to pin-sharp images the movie, shot in July this year, also provides fans with shots of the Stadio Olympico and incredible views from ‘spider’ cameras darting above the surging crowd and on stage close-ups that expose the musical mastery and showmanship of the trio. Next month, 20 cinemas in 20 different cities across the world will host a special advance screening of Muse Live at Rome Olympic Stadium exclusively in 4K. The unique screenings will start in Sydney and finish in Los Angeles, taking in other capital cities throughout the day including Tokyo, Rome, Paris, London and Rio. Following the advance screenings, the film will be released in over 40 territories worldwide. In the UK, the film will screen in over 100 cinemas for one night only on the 7th November exclusively in 4K Ultra High Definition. For an exclusive preview of the cinema trailer along with a full list of cinemas with links to buy tickets visit: film.muse.mu

Nirvana, Kiss, The Replacements, Yes and Deep Purple have each been nominated for next year’s Rock And Roll Hall of Fame. The other nominations for the class of 2014 include Hall & Oates, the Paul Butterfield Blues Band, Chic, Peter Gabriel, LL Cool J, N.W.A., Link Wray, the Meters, Linda Ronstadt, Cat Stevens and The Zombies. The top voted acts will be inducted in April at a ceremony in New York City. 2014 is the first year in which Nirvana have been eligible for entry with ...their debut single Love Buzz being released in 1988. Once again the public will play a key role in deciding who will inducted into the Hall Of Fame as they vote alongside the artists, historians and music industry insiders of the Rock Hall voting body. From now until December 10, fans can vote on RollingStone.com for the nominees they’d like to see inducted. The top five acts will comprise a fan’s ballot that will count as one of the more than 600 ballots that determine the class of 2014.

Blackberry Smoke has plenty on its plate until 2013 exhales its last breath. The band’s Nov. concerts will air live on AXS TV. Plus, the band has partnered with the cable channel to offer fans chances to win autographed vinyl copies of The Whippoorwill. Blackberry Smoke has lined up a great night for fans when the band plays its Atlanta hometown Nov. 29 at The Tabernacle. Dubbed The Blackberry Smoke Brothers And Sisters Holiday Homecoming Show, the evening will also inclu...Continue reading

You missed out on Austin City Limits dont worry we have you covered with our ACL RePlay. Vampire Weekend 2013 10 11 Austin City Limits, Austin, TX, http://youtu.be/gzW9TjGGIFk

Die-hard music lovers, casual fans and globe-trotting tourists readily embrace Chicago as the home of the blues, spurred in large part by the Great Migration northward of Southern blacks in the early and mid-20th century. Robert Johnson, the genre’s godfather, famously sang of Sweet Home Chicago, and the Chicago Blues Festival draws more than 100,000 people each summer. But come next year, the National Blues Museum won’t find a home in Chicago, but in a rival Midwest city 3...Continue reading

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