Umphrey’s McGee & moe. Close moe.mentUM Tour With ‘Rebubula’ Sandwich At Ravinia
Umphrey’s McGee and moe. brought their joint tour to a close near Chicago on Saturday with a collaborative take on “Rebubula” featuring Paul Simon’s “You Can Call Me Al.”
Widespread Panic Returns To New Orleans For 2026 Halloween Run
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Karina Rykman Reunites With My Morning Jacket At Hoochenanny Festival
My Morning Jacket welcomed Karina Rykman back to the stage for a four-song collaboration on Saturday at the Hoochenanny Festival.
Shane West Joins Foo Fighters For The Germs’ ‘Manimal’ In Nashville
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Duane Betts Drops In On Little Feat’s Wyoming Show For ‘Blue Sky,’ ‘Southbound’ & More
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The String Cheese Incident Jams With Leftover Salmon At Campout In The Pines
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Jonas Brothers Set The Burning Up Tour All Over Again For Fall 2026
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Skerik Sits In With Joe Russo’s Almost Dead At Remlinger Farms
Joe Russo’s Almost Dead welcomed saxophonist Skerik for most of their second set on Saturday at Remlinger Farms in Carnation, Washington.
Phish’s Trey Anastasio Gets In The Ring With Hank Heaven In New York City
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Chappell Roan Makes Surprise Appearance At Noah Kahan’s Rose Bowl Show
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Ms. Lauryn Hill, Wyclef Jean & Lenny Kravitz Headline Global Citizen Festival 2026
The Global Citizen Festival returns to Central Park on September 26, 2026, with a lineup topped by Ms. Lauryn Hill, Wyclef Jean and Lenny Kravitz.
Erykah Badu & The Alchemist Confirm Joint Album Featuring New Single ‘Witch Doctor’
Erykah Badu and The Alchemist confirmed their collaborative album, due out August 28, alongside the new single “Witch Doctor.”
Goose Debuts Andrew Bird Cover In San Diego
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Brandi Carlile Details ‘Return To Myself (Sad Gay Version)’ Album
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Ween Shares Surprise ‘Golden Wastes’ EP Of ‘12 Golden Country Greats’ Outtakes
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Dogstar Shines ‘Joy’ Upon ‘The Tonight Show’
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Stella Lefty Celebrates Birthday By Joining Mumford & Sons At MSG
Stella Lefty celebrated her 24th birthday by joining Mumford & Sons at Madison Square Garden for a cover of her own single "Boston" and a rendition of "Here."
Tedeschi Trucks Band Breaks Out Rolling Stones Cover In Santa Barbara
Tedeschi Trucks Band dusted off their cover of The Rolling Stones' "Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker)" on Thursday at Santa Barbara Bowl.
9 New Albums Out Today From King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, Phoebe Bridgers, Lindsay Lou + More
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James Gunn Defends the Tonal Shift of the DCU After Lanterns Stirs Conversation With Gritty First Episode
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US Army Battalion Reportedly Giving Soldiers Time Off to Play GTA 6 in Exchange for Reenlisting
A battalion in the United States Army is reportedly offering soldiers four days off to let them play Grand Theft Auto 6 when it releases this November if they reenlist.
YouTube Reveals View Count Changes That Will Track Views The Instant Someone Hits Play on a Video
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Tides of Annihilation Producer Responds After Gwendolyn's New Face Sparks Debate Among Fans
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Star Citizen Developer Stream Goes Horribly Off the Rails, Creating Further Distrust Among Players
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Avengers: Doomsday Pre-Sale Tickets Are Outpacing Spider-Man: Brand New Day
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GPU Swapping Spree Halted After Suspected Thieves Lose Power During Esports Hotel Heist
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Spider-Man: Brand New Day Nearly Featured a Different Identity-Swapping Villain Before Sony's Kraven the Hunter Got in the Way
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Scientists Name New Lizard Species After House of the Dragon’s Syrax
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New ACOTAR Book Titles and Covers Revealed by Sarah J. Maas
Kingdom Hearts Becomes Second Top-Selling Steam Game in the U.S. After Extended D23 Trailer Sparks Fan Excitement
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Marvel Studios' Ghost Rider Sets July 2028 Release Date
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Streamer Finally Gets Perfect Game in MVP Baseball 2005 After Nearly 2,000 Consecutive Attempts
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'It's Incredibly Well-Made, But…' — Former PlayStation Boss Warned Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 Devs It Would Be 'Overlooked' if They Called It a Turn-Based RPG
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The Batmobile Arrives in Glasgow as Filming for The Batman: Part 2 Begins
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IT: Welcome to Derry Season 2 Renewed, Will Cover Bradley Gang Massacre
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'Garbage Universe That Disrespects the Characters of DC' — Lanterns' Episode 1 Ending Has Upset a Lot of Green Lantern Fans
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Tributes to Hayden Panettiere Pour in From Scream Co-Stars, Plus Fans of Kingdom Hearts and Until Dawn
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Supreme’s 2026 Fall/Winter Collection Features a 24K Gold Analogue Pocket
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Fortnite Goes 32-Bit to Reveal New Gaming Legend Season With Legally Distinct Mario Kart, Mortal Kombat Parodies, Plus Actual Sonic the Hedgehog
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New Music Friday August 14: Carly Simon, Sheryl Crow, Becky G, KATSEYE, Phoebe Bridgers, benny blanco and More
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Shay Mitchell Takes Over an Exclusive Disneyland Residence for a Magical Night Out
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Widespread Panic Confirm Halloween in NOLA
Widespread Panic will celebrate Halloween with shows at New Orleans' UNO Lakefront Arena on Friday, October 30 and Saturday, October 31. The Southern jam-titans have played the arena regularly since 1997, always on or around Halloween, but have not performed at the venue since 2021. They most recently appeared in the Big Easy this spring when they headlined a day of the famed New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival. On Halloween, the group usually debuts or bust outs a series of special covers, some of which have continued to live on in their catalog.
Last night, Widespread Panic concluded a three-night run in Atlantic City, NJ, where they revived "One Kind Favor" for the first time since March 21, 2025 yesterday. They will return to the road for in Live Oak Bank Pavilion on September 18 and 19. A special Widespread Panic issue of Relix is also available for pre-order.
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Trey Anastasio Performs in a Boxing Ring with Hank Heaven
On Saturday, Trey Anastasio made a surprise appearance with Hank Heaven at New York’s Church Street Boxing Gym. The Phish guitarist emerged near the end of the show, which took place in an actual boxing ring, to play on one of their originals, “Hank Heaven’s 113th Wet Dream.” Annie DiRusso, another indie artist Anastasio has worked with recently, sat in earlier in the night as well on “Pope from Chicago.” book NOT brooke, Renny Conti and James Eichman also took part in the festivities.
Hank Heaven recently released the new, impactful EP, Welterweight. Anastasio first connected with DiRusso and Hank Heaven at Jack Antonoff’s Ally Coalition Benefit, which was held at New York’s Jack H. Skirball Center for the Performing Arts this past December. After meeting the musicians backstage, Anastasio had Claud, Samia, Hank Heaven and DiRusso out during his portion of the multi-act show, highlighted by their take on Jonathan Richman and the Modern Lovers’ “That Summe Feeling.” Anastasio is said to be working with Hank Heaven on a studio project as well.
Phish will return to Commerce City, CO’s Dick’s Sporting Goods Park after a year off from their annual Labor Day tradition on September 4.
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Skerik Augments JRAD in Washington
Joe Russo’s Almost Dead spent the weekend routing through the Pacific Northwest. The three-show run came to a close at Carnation, WA’s Remlinger Farms on Saturday and, at the start of their second set, JRAD brought out saxophonist Skerik for an extended jam. Skerik, who lives in Seattle, remained on stage as the jam developed into “The Eleven” and then segued into a take on “St. Stephen” that contained prominent “Black Peter” teases. The musicians paused briefly, but then Skerik helped JRAD through a cover of “I Need a Miracle” that also riffed on Bob Weir’s “Black-Throated Wind.” Later in the night, Skerik returned for “Throwing Stones,” which featured some teases from another ’80s Dead tune, “Foolish Heart” and filtered onto the stage one final time for the show-closing “I Know You Rider.”
The saxophonist has a rich history with the members of JRAD. His funky, experimental outfit Critters Buggin were signed to Ropeadope at the same time as Joe Russo and Marco Benevento’s The Duo and the two acts shared several bills. Skerik worked in the studio with The Duo as well and, along with Critters Buggin percussionist Mike Dillon, combined forces as Duo Buggin. Benevento also played with Skerik in an incarnation of Garage a Trois, sometimes billed as Garage a Benevento.
JRAD will perform at Denver’s Mission Ballroom on August 20. For more on Skerik, please read our recent site interview.
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Dinosaur Jr. Confirm Three Free NYC Shows
Dinosaur Jr. have confirmed a series of free and intimate shows around New York City later this month. A post shared from the band explains, “The One. For New York. Feat. Dinosaur Jr. and friends. FREE SHOWS at Lucinda’s, Skinny Dennis, & Maria Hernandez Park. RSVP now. Fans will be let in on a first come, first serve basis day of show. Limited tickets on sale for Baby’s All Right.”
The free gigs will take place a New York’s Lucinda’s on August 27, Brooklyn, NY’s Skinny Dennis on August 28 and Brooklyn’s Maria Hernandez Park on August 29. They will then headline a ticketed show at Brooklyn’s Baby’s All Right later in the evening on August 29. Marc Ribot's Ceramic Dog will open the Lucinda’s show, and Steve Gunn will appear before the alt-rock legends at the Skinny Dennis. Thurston Moore Group, featuring fellow Sonic Youth member Steve Shelley and Deb Googe, and They are Gutting a Body of Water will round out the park bill, while Mike Kinsella (of American Football) and Snail Mail (solo) will both open at Baby’s All Right.
Dinosaur Jr. will release their first album in five years, There Near, on August 28.
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Gov’t Mule and Joe Bonamassa Swap Sits, Offer Allman Brothers Tributes
Gov’t Mule’s summer run with Joe Bonamassa came to a close over the weekend and, each night, the two acts shared the stage for a few unique moments. On Friday at Interlochen, MI’s Interlochen Center for the Arts, Bonamassa emerged at the end of Gov’t Mule’s set for an Allman Brothers Band classic, “Whipping Post.” Warren Haynes returned the favor during Bonamassa’s set as well, appearing on Kenny Neal’s “If Heartaches Were Nickels.”
Then, the next night at Welch, MN’s Treasure Island Resort & Casino, two members of Bonamassa’s backing band, guitarist Josh Smith and B3 player Lachy Doley, took the stage with the Mule on their first reading of the Allen Toussaint-penned “Get Out My Life, Woman” since February 16, 2024. Next, the blues guitarist himself swapped in for another Allman Brothers Band chestnut, “Dreams.” Haynes filtered out during Bonamassa’s set too, once again appearing on “If Heartaches Were Nickels.”
Finally, yesterday at Lincoln, NE’s Pinewood Bowl Theater, during their last show together this summer, Bonamassa sat in with Gov’t Mule on Ann Peebles’ “Feel Like Breaking Up Somebody’s Home” while Haynes appeared on “How Blue Can You Get?” by Johnny Moore’s Three Blazers during Bonamassa’s portion of the show. Also of note, a few tunes into their set, Gov’t Mule busted out “Lola Leave Your Light On,” which appears on 2004’s Déjà Voodoo, for the first time since October 23, 2022.
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Tedeschi Trucks Band Welcome Lukas Nelson for CSNY, Joe Cocker Nods
Last night, Tedeschi Trucks Band headlined San Diego, CA’s The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park. Lukas Nelson, who has been on the road with TTB for this stretch of their run, opened the night and emerged at the end of evening for a collaborative encore.
As he did on Thursday in Santa Barbara, CA, Nelson and members of his band returned to the stage to join Tedeschi Trucks Band for a tender reading of Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young’s “Helpless” after the main TTB set. Nelson and his bandmates then remained in the mix as TTB closed out the show with Joe Cocker’s signature variation on The Beatles’ “With a Little Help From My Friends.” The cover continued a theme from Thursday, when the ensemble capped off the night with another track from Cocker’s Mad Dogs & Englishmen, Matthew Moore’s “Space Captain.” TTB famously celebrated the seminal Cocker project at LOCKN’ in 2015.
TTB will perform at Los Angeles’ Hollywood Bowl this evening, with The Black Crowes and Whiskey Myers rounding out the bill. Meanwhile, Nelson will appear at Maryland Heights, MO’s Hollywood Casino Amphitheater tomorrow as part of the Outlaw Festival with Willie Nelson, Avett Brothers, Steven Wilson Jr. and others.
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The String Cheese Incident Share the Stage with Leftover Salmon, Revive Covers
The String Cheese Incident closed out the summer leg of their Just Keep Spinning tour with a big, two-night campout at Eau Claire, WI’s The Pines Music Park over the weekend. Leftover Salmon opened on Friday while Lettuce supplied support duties on Saturday, and the evening’s hosts delivered a full, two-set show each night.
Near the end of their first set on night one, String Cheese Incident invited out their old friends from Leftover Salmon for a few tunes. First, banjo player Andy Thorn, mandolinist Drew Emmitt, singer/guitarist Vince Hermann and percussionist Alwyn Robinson emerged for String Cheese Incident’s first take on Conrad Mauge’s “Zombie Jamboree” since November 2, 2013. Then, Hermann stepped off the stage and the rest of the Leftover Salmon members remained for the enduring SCI original “Colorado Bluebird Sky.” During String Cheese Incident’s second set, while in the middle of an extended segue, the ensemble also busted out Pink Floyd’s “Fearless” for the first time since November 2, 2024.
The String Cheese Incident will perform at Vail, CO’s Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater on September 11 and 12. They will also stage The Moroccan Incident in Marrakesh, Morocco from September 24-26.
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Karina Rykman Joins My Morning Jacket at Hoochenanny
On Saturday, My Morning Jacket performed at Fairport, NY’s Perinton Center Park Amphitheater as part of the Hoochenanny festival. Bassist Karina Rykman was also on the bill with her trio and, as she has several times before, sat in with the band for a few songs during their show. This time Rykman emerged near the end of MMJ’s extended set for four tunes that span the group’s catalog, “Touch Me I'm Going to Scream Pt. 2,” “Squid Ink,” “Wordless Chorus” and “Mahgeetah.”
The New York-based Rykman first performed with My Morning Jacket at Detroit’s Masonic Temple Theatre on July 2, 2024. She has appeared with them four addition times before Saturday, in Chicago in 2024, at the One Big Holiday event in 2025 and twice in Brooklyn, NY later that year. The bassist will release her sophomore album, Late Checkout, on September 25 and celebrate with a show at New York’s Webster Hall that night. My Morning Jacket, meanwhile, while perform next at Ocean City, MD’s Oceans Calling on September 27.
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The 2026 Summer moe.mentUM tour finally came to a close last night in Highland Park, IL. moe. and Umphrey’s McGee performed 17 shows together, starting with a gig at XL Live in Harrisburg, PA on June 11. The final two gigs again featured collaborative encores with members of both bands (which happened every night except for July 11 at Sand Mountain Amphitheater in Albertville, AL due to weather conditions).
On Friday at Cain Park Evans Amphitheater in Cleveland Heights, OH, the UMoe. segment kicked off with Umphrey’s McGee original “Den,” as moe. guitarist Al Schnier and percussionist Jim Loughlin joined Umphrey’s. This was followed by moe.’s “Mexico” in which that group tagged in, while Brendan Bayliss remained on guitar, Joel Cummins added keys, and both Andy Farag and Scotty Zwang contributed percussion. Finally, the night concluded with a version of Supertramp’s “Bloody Well Right” featuring this same roster of musicians. This is a song that moe. started playing earlier this year and Umphrey’s last performed on 4/17/13.
Finally, last evening at the Ravinia Festival in Highland Park, IL, the entirety of moe. opened the encore for the group’s “Rebubula” joined by Bayliss, Cummins and Farag. This tune then segued into a cover of Paul Simon’s “You Can Call Me Al,” led by the full Umphrey’s, with Zwang on vocals and all members of moe. except for bassist Rob Derhak. Then, the original “Rebubula” formation of players returned for a “Close Encounters of the Third Kind” tease before closing out the tune.
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Runaway Gin to Honor The Clifford Ball’s 30th Anniversary with The Crystal Ball
This weekend marks the 30th anniversary of Phish’s Clifford Ball. The multi-day event, which took place at the former Plattsburgh Air Force Base in Plattsburgh, NY on August 16 and 17, boasted seven sets of Phish, including a bonus late-night performance on a flatbed truck, as well as an on-stage classical combo and cameos from Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield. Named after aviation pioneer Clifford Ball, the event was Phish’s first large-scale campout and is credited with helping revive the standalone summer music festival in America.
Now, next month, Phish tribute act Runaway Gin will celebrate Clifford Ball’s milestone anniversary with The Crystal Ball. The two-stage gathering will take place at Harmony, NC’s Van Hoy Farms Campground on September 26, featuring three sets of Runaway Gin, as well as performances by Sneezy, Machine Funk duo and several other acts.
The Crystal Ball has been described as a “wizarding-themed gathering where attendees are encouraged to dress in costume.” Van Hoy Farms Campground also offers RV hookups, a swimming pool and other outdoor activities.
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