Ryan Adams

We recently mentioned that Ryan Adams will play a very special headlining show at the Walt Disney Concert Hall in Downtown Los Angeles on Friday, February 17th. That show has completely sold out! But if you didn’t get your hand on tickets we have great news for you.  Ryan Adams  has added a second show due to overhelming demand at the Disney Concert Hall a day later on Saturday, February 18th.  Tickets are available to purchase online NOW! You can get your tickets through Ticketmaster  and...Read Full Story

Brit Nominee Ryan Adams announces UK  Tour…. April 2012 Apr 19th – Olympia Theatre Dublin Apr 20th - Waterfront Hall Auditorium Belfast Apr 22nd - Gateshead Sage Theatre Apr 23rd - London Palladium Apr 25th - Nottingham Royal Concert Hall Apr 27th - Sheffield City Hall Apr 30th - London Palladium Tickets  go onsale from 9am on Friday 20th January, priced from £28.50 to £38.50 (London), £30 to £38 (Belfast) and £25 for all other shows.  Ryan Adams Website:  http://paxamrecords.com/Read Full Story

After recenetly making an appearance at the Walt Disney Concert Hall for “See A Little Light” in November. Ryan Adams has announced that he will be doing a full solo performance at the same Downtown venue on Friday, February 17th in support of his latest release “Ashes & Fire”. This is going to be a very special night at one of Los Angeles’ greatest venues. Tickets to see Ryan Adams at the Disney Concert Hall are set to go on sale starting on Sunday, December 18th at 10am through...Read Full Story

David Black​ Two days ago, a very pissed off Ryan Adams hung up the phone on me, cutting our interview short and leaving me shaken. Now six years sober, and settled into domestic life with wife Mandy Moore, I’d heard that he was nonetheless a notoriously volatile and wary media subject. Still, I figured Adams was no longer an angry young gunslinger ready to spew bile at journalists. And, though our first chat started off friendly enough, things quickly turned sour. A question about Mandy...Read Full Story

Let’s just get it out of the way now that I am not one of those people that pisses on everything created by Ryan Adams since his debut solo masterpiece Heartbreaker. Sure, that album is one of a kind, but the dude has also put out some solid records by himself and with The Cardinals since then.  That being said, I will confirm that the most recent albums produced by Ryan have been close to un-listenable.  A heavy metal album?  A dual disc record of mostly Cold Roses B-Side?  And of course the...Read Full Story