Take a bite out of Burger Week

Lyle Lovett, Hat Trick Heroes, Bonerama and more

By Wade Tatangelo on Thu, Sep 25, 2008 at 7:55 pm

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It's Thursday. Time to get stoked for the weekend. Here's what we have for ya in the latest issue of CL (pictured). Plus, this just in, Anberlin at Vinyl Fever tonight

Skipper's 28th Anniversary bash wraps with Hat Trick Heroes, Tailgunner Joe & the Earls of Slander and more on Sunday.

Bonerama, GreyMarket, Lyle Lovett, John Hiatt, King of Spain and more in Music Week.

Jenny Lewis, Will Bernard, Sing it Loud and more records reviewed in Spins.

Jeremy Gloff returns to 1987.

David Gilmour live.

Backspin with Valerie Carter.

And don't forget about my "Dear Dubya" feature.

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