U2 Tour Manager Sheehan Passes; Waves Delivers Widespread Panic

Today's Top Story - 05.28.15 U2 Tour Manager Sheehan Passes By Clive Young U2's longtime tour manager, Dennis Sheehan, 68, died early Wednesday morning in Los Angeles, just hours after the band completed the first concert of a five-show stand at The Forum. A permanent part of U2's team, Sheehan had worked with the band for more than 30 years. Read More » Today's News Waves Delivers Widespread Panic » API Delivers for Studio 270 » Central Church Revamped with d&b » Appelbaum Has Faith in PMC » Today's Featured Blog Book Review: Sound Man Is A Breezy Read by Clive Young One of the first studio engineers in England to break through into producing, Glyn Johns worked with the greatest acts of the Classic Rock era, recording many of their best-known albums. The sheer number of famous performances that he captured—songs that you hear every day of your life—is remarkable, and as a result, he worked over the years with The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, The Rolling Stones, The Who, CSN, Eric Clapton, The Eagles, Bob Dylan, Jimi Hendrix, The Steve Miller Band, The Clash, Rod Stewart, Neil Young, Joe Cocker and dozens of others, all of who appear in the pages of his new autobiography, Sound Man. Read More » Quote of the Week "I was really looking for a change. The network of talent in Nashville excited me. The vibe of the city, how it attracted talented people from all over the world to pursue music, was really appealing to me. It still has a smalltown vibe, too, which, to me, is a better scene than LA."—Grant Goddard on starting Bikini Atoll Studios in Nashville. From the latest issue of Pro Sound News - Click here to read the full article!

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