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Rolling Stone Rock and Roll Daily Blog Archive Coachella Stops Sprawl, NIN Fans = Marketing Team s Dream, Aerosmith Pressed for Time

Lots of interesting Coachella news: The three-day event, which will take place April 27-29, has
Peja Stoyakovic  |  by www.rollingstone.com. All rights reserved. 16.02 | 0:15

  • Lots of interesting Coachella news: The three-day event, which will take place April 27-29, has . The Empire Polo fields, where Coachella takes place, was potentially going to be sold off for a housing development, but the festival s commitment to the park was enough to delay the invasion of pastel faux-Spanish colonials. And finally, cars carrying four or more people will receive better access both to parking and to the event itself.

    It s crazy it took us eight years to think of that one, a festival organizer reportedly said. But less cars going to a show is always good. Nice.

  • NIN fans are going bonkers trying to keep track of all the clues supposedly being left re: the behind the band s new album . According to , so much is happening so quickly that your best bet is to keep an eye on the forum on ETS, similar threads on the Spiral, and the . On it.

  • Aerosmith are trying to find time to record a new album, bassist , but it s hard. We ve got a busy year coming up. After the European tour we take a short break and then go back into the studio, Hamilton reportedly wrote.

    We haven t done a new album in a while, and we really feel enthusiastic about showing everybody what s on our musical mind.

  • The Hold Steady are reportedly jumping on the Bonnaroo bandwagon and joining the . Nice.

  • Billboard got their hands on the tracklisting for Wilco s new album Sky Blue Sky, out May 15. Check it out post-jump.
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