It Finally Came.

March twenty-fifth was a day I had been waiting for for a very very long time. New Panic at the Disco, Counting Crows, and Raconteurs all in one day. What more could you ask for? And on top of that, the Fall Out Boy/John Mayer cover of Michael Jackson's "Beat It" was put on Itunes and the Cab put a new song on their Myspace featuring the guest vocals of Patrick Stump and Brendon Urie.

I've already bought the new Panic CD, Pretty. Odd., and I can't stop listening to it. It's extremely different from their first album, A Fever You Can't Sweat Out. It's a much more mature, less synthesizer sound.

I haven't had a chance to listen to the Counting Crows or Raconteurs albums yet, but when I get a chance I'll write about what I think.

Are You Gonna Eat That?

Patrick Stump is currently recording a song with Ne-Yo titled "Finish Your Food." I'm not a Ne-Yo fan, but I love Patrick Stump. While talking with EW.com, he called it "A really good Ne-Yo signature, lyrical story-song." I'll be curious to see how this turns out.

Fangs Up!

I saw Cobra Starship on Friday, and it was absolutely amazing. The band sounded awesome and the bands that opened; The Cab, Metro Station, Thunderkatz, and We the Kings; were all equally as great. I saw it at The Masquerade in Atlanta. Its a very small venue, and that was half of what made the concert so great. We were able to meet some of the people from the bands which was so much fun. I met Hunter Thomsen (We the Kings), Alex DeLeon (The Cab), Gabe Saporta (Cobra Starship), and Alex Suarez (Cobra Starship). They really couldn't have been any nicer.

COBRA STARSHIP: http://www.cobrastarship.com/

METRO STATION: http://www.metrostationmusic.com/

WE THE KINGS: http://www.myspace.com/wethekings

THE CAB: http://www.myspace.com/thecab

THUNDERKATZ: http://www.myspace.com/thunderkatz

THE MASQUERADE: http://www.masq.com

Artist of the Day: Radiohead

An English rock band from Okfordshire, Radiohead has released seven records and sold over 23 million. Their first single, "Creep" was released in 1992 and their debut album, Pablo Honey in 1993. Radiohead made their trickiest move, when they released their newest album In Rainbows without a record company. The album was released in 2007 as a digital download for free and later as a CD that you could buy.

The band in 1993.

Thom York, the lead singer.

Johnny Greenwood, lead guitarist.

The band in '96.

Ed O'Brien, guitar and backing vocals, and Colin Greenwood, bass guitar and synthesizers.

The band in 2008.

Sundance 2008

Park City, Utah

Be Kind Rewind during the Sundance Film Festival on January 20, 2008 in Park City, Utah. Photo" border="0" height="442" width="271">

Jack Black and and wife, Tanya Haden at the screening of "Be Kind Rewind."

Choke during the 2008 Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah on January 21, 2008. Photo" border="0" height="527" width="351">

Dave Matthews at the premiere of "Choke."

Jared Leto with director, Goeffrey Gilmore on the street in Park City.

The Wackness at the Sundance Film Festival on January 19, 2008 in Park City, Utah. Photo" border="0" height="320" width="480">

Josh Peck, Olivia Thirbley, Mary Kate Olsen, Method Man, Sir Ben Knigsley, and Aaron Woo from "The Wackness."

The Bravery perform during the Ray Ban Visionary Awards.

Entourage star Adrian Grenier's band the Honey Brothers perform at the 2008 Sundance Film Festival on January 19, 2008 in Park City, Utah. Photo" border="0" height="367" width="510">

The Honey Brothers perform at Sundance.

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Rivers Cuomo (Weezer) at the Mia Hamm and Nomar Garciaparra charity soccer match to benefit the Children's Hospital of Los Angeles and the Mia Hamm Foundation.

Pete Wentz (Fall Out Boy) at the DirectTV Celebrity Beach Bowl.

Ali Hillfiger and Travis McCoy (Gym Class Heroes) judging karaoke at Angles and Airwaves in New York City.

Linkin Park at London's O2 Arena on their 2008 UK Tour.

U2 at the Sundance Premiere of U2 3D.

Matchbox Twenty

Last Monday, I saw Matchbox Twenty and they were absolutely amazing. They sounded great live and even though they had some technical difficulties, their light show as still great. Mutemath and Alanis Morsiette both opened for them, and they were equally as great. I had heard of Mutemath before, but never listened to their music and I thoroughly enjoyed them. They played a keytar, which is my new favorite instrument/obsession so that was awesome.