On Sunday night, the Glitch Mob brought an outdated set to the Joy Theater, but its problems didn't end there...

[Updated] Cover versions have been on our minds here at Spilt Milk World HQ.

Superstorm Sandy almost cost Star & Micey a van door. "If it had been our old touring van, it would have blown away," Joshua Cosby says. The Memphis-based folk pop band had the misfortune of touring the Northeast while Sandy was at its peak, and they felt its effects as far from the coast as Michigan. They lost a date in Cleveland due to a power outage, and even though they'd been assured that their New York City date was solid ("Our electricity's on; it's game on," they were told), it ended up being cancelled.

This year's Voodoo Experience is officially in the rear view mirror. We close our coverage of it with Cherie LeJeune's photos from it, including shots of Metallica, Jack White, Skrillex and Nas. You can see more at the My Spilt Milk flickr site. 

The Revivalists have had a good year, releasing their well-received City of Sound album, performing at the CMJ Music Marathon in New York City, and last weekend they played on the Main Stage at Voodoo before Silversun Pickups and Metallica. My Spilt Milk caught up with them after their set to talk about the experience.

"We're Green Day except taller," Metallica's James Hetfield announced Saturday night at The Voodoo Experience, acknowledging the band that was scheduled to occupy the closing slot up until three weeks ago. The band further referenced Green Day with a quote from "American Idiot" in the encore, and playful moments like that showed another side to Metallica.

Yesterday at Voodoo, I carried a light jacket in case I needed it; tonight, I fear a light jacket won't be enough, and that we'll enjoy the pyro in Metallica's show for the excitement and radiant heat it generates. Hmmmm, toasty.

Here's where Team Milk plans to be today. For those who planned on seeing K'Naan at 3:45, his set has been moved up to 2 p.m., flipping spots with The Revivalists, who'll now play at 4 p.m. It's right on the schedule on Voodoo's website.