In conjunction with this month's Rock City feature in our magazine, which runs down the rock'n'roll credentials of Philadelphia, we asked a native of that fine hamlet, Ken Vasoli of Person L, to meet us on South Street and give us a tour of his favorite Philly landmarks.

Rest your eyes on an exclusive sneak peek at Sundance series Live From Abbey Road's new episode documenting Panic at the Disco's return to the famed London studio -- the creation site of their new set Pretty.

The blossoming relationship between mouthpiece Travis McCoy and Hall and Oates legend Daryl Hall has come full circle with Gym Class Heroes' The Quilt, the New York-based act's follow up to 2006's As Cruel a

Bonnaroo is a rather unexpected setting for the launching point of Person L, the new band from Kenny Vasoli, former frontman for beloved pop-punk act the Starting Line.

"Things have changed for me!" Panic at the Disco harmonize in the new music video for "That Green Gentlemen (Things Have Changed)." And they certainly have, notably with the quartet's latest album, the Spin praised set Pretty.

Described by bassist Jon Walker of tour headliner Panic at the Disco as "one hell of a convoy," the aesthetically wondrous Honda Civic Tour, also featuring Motion City Soundtrack, the Hush Sound, and Phantom Planet, kicked off at San Francisco's Warfield last night (April 10), and thankfully, destroyed lingering chatter of the recent Olympic torch fiasco with tunes aplenty.