That’s right, Foo Fighters are set to take the stage at the Grammy Nominations Concert which will be televised live on Dec. 3 on CBS from the Nokia Theatre in L.A. This isn’t the actual Grammys date, however. The actual Grammys aren’t until February 8th, 2009. This show coincides with the grand opening of the new Grammy Museum in the L.A. Live complex. Tickets for this show can be found there as well. Sadly this place isn’t a new venue in Los Angeles, but it is a place for traveling exhibits, and we look forward to seeing some good exhibits in the near future worth evading. If you missed it, check out the Foos at last year’s Grammys here.

America’s one and only singing road is grooving again. Same song, same fun, different location. Previous information about this road can be found here on evadethenoise. After many complaints about the constaint noise of the road from nearby neighbors, Honda’s prior musical asphalt endeavor has sadly been paved over. But apparently for merely bragging rights, the City of Lancaster’s Parks and Recreation Department has fully funded its reopening on another nearby road. What does a venture like this cost? About $35,000 for the work to be done actually! I knew I could count on you Lancaster to make such a wise economic decision. So next time you’re on your way to the world’s biggest ball of twine, stop by and check it out. It is located on Avenue G and 30th West.

I’ve had a couple tracks from the Princeton - “Bloomsbury” relase on repeat lately. Band made up of two brothers who started their band while living on Princeton street in Santa Monica. Give “waves” a listen for a fun sample.

Chris Douridas from KCRW interviews Raphael Saadiq at Saadiq’s North Hollywood studio about his new album “The Way I See It”. Video footage of the interview below.

Seriously, they consistently make great films.
Check out next summer’s sneak peek here.