Rediscover the ancient mystical art of digital photography by picking up a set or seven of these limited edition GB postcards. Proceeds from the sale go to maintaining the spirit of tribal connection through our official fan forum, Avenue B.

A lot of you may have heard Gogol for the first time when they played with Rage Against the Machine last week, but it’s certainly not the first time these two bands have crossed paths.

Find out more on Stereoboard.com…

Gogol Bordello are supporting today’s Record Store Day, a celebration of independent spirit. You can help by heading on down to your local participating independent music retailer and picking up a limited edition green vinyl 7″ featuring two new tracks — ‘We Comin’ Rougher (Immigraniada)’ on side A and ‘Trans-Continental Hustle’ on side B.

Click here to find the participating independent music retailer closest to you.

This is a super-limited release, so contact the store in advance to make sure that they will have stock. PARTY!

Check out a new podcast compiled by Tommy T with music from his recent solo release The Prester John Sessions, plus favorites from his personal collection. Music includes artists like Aster Aweke, once dubbed "the Aretha Franklin of Ethiopia," Aswad and Michael Rose of Black Uhuru. Tommy concludes with a track from The Prester John Sessions, "Tribute to a King," dedicating the mix to The King of Ethiopian music, Dr. Tilahun Gesesse.

Indie Music for Haiti

On February 2nd 2010, some of Washington, DC’s finest indie bands gathered together to make music on behalf of Voice Of Haiti, a charity that’s been working for years to foster sustainable development in the country.  When the smoke cleared and all the donations were counted, thousands had been raised for the charity — and a new movement was born: Indie Music for Haiti.

All of the artists who appeared that night agreed to have their performances filmed for placement on this site — and by doing so, they became the anchor tenants of a new online community bringing independent musicians and their fans together to help a devastated nation.

Head to Indie Music for Haiti to watch exclusive live clips of GB’s own Tommy T performing his solo work with the Abyssinian Roots Collective.

" We were honored to be part of this event, where great musicians came together to help our brothers and sisters in Haiti in their time of need. They say music heals all wounds and uplifts the soul. We hope our little effort will do just that, and — through the power of the Internet — perhaps even go a bit further, to raise badly needed funds for the people of Haiti. If you like what you hear, please donate what you can at voiceofhaiti.org ." – Tommy T and ARC

TRES LETCHES SOUND-CREW
(DJ EUGENE HUTZ AND DJ PEDRITO OF GB)
back from AMERICA LATINA to shake up the hood!
This Thurs, 11:30 pm
Bowery electric (327 Bowery and 2nd Street)

If you can’t make it to the after party on Feb. 8, you still have one more chance to catch Tommy T.  

Back to the stage of New Year’s Eve mayhem, Tommy will be opening for SOJA at The Jefferson Theatre Friday, Feb. 12.  Doors at 8pm, Tommy at 9pm.  Tickets available here.

Tommy T presents: The Official Trey Anastasio After Party
Monday, Feb 8, 2010
The Southern, Charlottesville, VA
11:30pm
Free admission with Trey ticket stub / $5 without.

The official afterparty in Charlottesville, VA next Monday night Feb 8th at The Southern starting right after the Trey show at the Jefferson Theater.  Just 5 bucks to get in or free with a Trey ticket stub.  Come check out the band that brought The Prester John Sessions to life.

Don’t forget that tomorrow night will see Tommy T playing a benefit show for Haiti in Washington DC. We’re expecting a big turnout for T and the Abyssinia Roots Collective, so get down there early. And if you can’t make it, be sure to donate what you can to help the people of Haiti: http://www.voiceofhaiti.org

Click here for the flyer with full info on venue and show times.