Zara Larsson & PinkPantheress Perform ‘Stateside’ Together At All Points East
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Stella Lefty Announces 2027 Long Way Home Tour Dates
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The Strokes Debut ‘Reality Awaits’ Standout Live At Just Like Heaven
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Watch Justin Timberlake Crash Don Toliver’s Miami Concert For ‘Rock Your Body’
Justin Timberlake made a surprise return to the stage on Saturday night, joining Don Toliver for a performance of his 2002 hit “Rock Your Body” in Miami.
Foo Fighters Dust Off Deep Cuts For Hollywood Bowl Debut With LA Philharmonic
Foo Fighters marked their first Hollywood Bowl concert with an orchestral set that brought several rarely played songs back to the stage.
Tame Impala Extends Deadbeat Tour Into 2027
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Former The Fray Frontman Isaac Slade Joins Ed Sheeran In Toronto
Ed Sheeran closed a three-night stand at Toronto's Rogers Centre with a guest appearance from former The Fray frontman Isaac Slade.
Marcus King Drops By Zach Top’s Set For Merle Haggard’s ‘Swinging Doors’ In Allentown
Zach Top welcomed Marcus King to the stage for a cover of Merle Haggard’s “Swinging Doors” in Allentown.
Zach Bryan Debuts New Song ‘Robot Killed The Working Man’ In Texas
Zach Bryan rolled into the home of the Dallas Cowboys on Saturday where he premiered a new, “Robot Killed The Working Man.”
Train Reunites With Kevin Cronin For REO Speedwagon Classic In Santa Barbara
Watch REO Speedwagon's Kevin Cronin join Train for a performance of "Keep On Loving You" on Saturday at the Santa Barbara Bowl.
Big Thief Debuts Triple Album ‘Horsepower’ With Gillian Welch, Iris DeMent, Lucinda Williams & More At Ryman
Big Thief surprised fans at Nashville's Ryman Auditorium by performing their unreleased triple album, 'Horsepower,' across two shows featuring Gillian Welch, Iris DeMent, Lucinda Williams and other guests.
ZZ Top Celebrates Frank Beard At 1st Show Since Drummer’s Death
ZZ Top honored Frank Beard with a spirited performance Saturday at ACL Live in Austin, marking the band’s first concert since the longtime drummer’s death.
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard Swarm Forest Hills Stadium With ‘Nathan,’ Max Weinberg & More
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard held a three show run at Forest Hills Stadium, mixing microtonal instruments, an modular-synth "Rave" show and a sit-in by E Street Band drummer Max Weinberg.
Goose Welcomes Greensky Bluegrass’ Anders Beck & Paul Hoffman For ‘Atlantic City’ Cover
Watch Goose bring out Greensky Bluegrass’ Anders Beck and Paul Hoffman for a cover of Bruce Springsteen’s “Atlantic City” on Friday at Hayden Homes Amphitheater.
Orange Blossom Revue Reveals Friday Lineup For 2026 Festival
St. Paul & The Broken Bones, Trousdale and Hiss Golden Messenger lead the Friday lineup for Orange Blossom Revue, which returns to Lake Wales, Florida on December 4 - 5, 2026.
Black Crowes & Whiskey Myers End Southern Hospitality Tour At Shoreline
The Black Crowes and Whiskey Myers concluded their 41-date Southern Hospitality Tour at Shoreline Amphitheater in Mountain View, California on Thursday.
Umphrey’s McGee Revives Ween’s ‘Voodoo Lady’ After Decade-Long Absence
Umphrey’s McGee brought back “Voodoo Lady” during their August 20 concert at The Englert Theatre in Iowa City, marking the song’s first appearance in 808 shows.
Brandi Carlile & I’m With Her Cover Dolly Parton At CMAC
I’m With Her hopped on Brandi Carlile’s summer tour in Canandaigua, New York on Thursday and the artists swapped sit-ins during their respective sets.
Rainbow Body: Taylor Goldsmith, Rick Mitarotonda, Eric Krasno & More Form New Supergroup
Rainbow Body consists of Taylor Goldsmith, his Dawes bandmate and brother Griffin Goldsmith, Goose guitarist Rick Mitarotonda, Soulive guitarist Eric Krasno, Terrapin Family Band guitarist Ross James and Circles Around The Sun keyboardist Adam MacDougall.
Bonnaroo Cancels 2027 Festival To Let The Farm Recover From Storms
Bonnaroo will sit out 2027 after organizers determined The Farm needs a year to recover from the effects of recent storms.
The Witcher 3 Songs of the Past Expansion Confirmed to Include More Gwent, and Everyone Is Already Celebrating
CD Projekt Red has confirmed The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt's upcoming Songs of the Past expansion will come with more Gwent, and card game lovers are already celebrating.
Xbox and PlayStation Appear to Be Publicly Backing Down from Promoting Multiplatform Releases
Xbox and PlayStation seem to be downplaying their multiplatform presence in new marketing beats.
Persona Comes to Beard Papa's With Special 30th Anniversary Collaboration
Beard Papa’s is teaming up with Persona to celebrate the RPG series’ 30th anniversary with some special cream puffs.
'How Do We Get Them to Really Cry at This Scene' — Avengers: Infinity War Director Reveals How They Changed Spider-Man's Death Scene to Break Fans' Hearts
Avengers: Infinity War director Joe Russo revealed that they changed Spider-Man's death scene on the day it was filmed to try to make audiences cry.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 Devs Vow to Update Captain Price After Botched Haircut Goes Viral
Publisher Activision and developer Infinity Ward have promised to update Captain Price's hair in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 after images of his botched haircut went viral.
Canceled Iron Man Game Footage From Just Cause and Mad Max Developer Leaks Online
Alleged footage from Avalanche Studios' canceled Iron Man game has surfaced online.
France and Saudi Arabia to Build $7 Billion Dragon Ball Z Theme Park Outside Paris
France and Saudi Arabia have come to the mutual conclusion that the world needs Dragon Ball Z theme park. So, they’re building one near Paris to the tune of €6 billion ($7 billion USD).
Amazon and Twitch Face Class-Action Lawsuit After Introducing Opt-Out Setting That Uses Streamers' Content to Train AI
Twitch and Amazon are facing a class-action lawsuit after the streaming platform rolled out a feature that automatically trains its generative AI on streamers’ content unless they opt out.
Lanterns Episode 3 Teaser Reveals First Look at Hal Jordan Wearing Iconic Green Lantern Domino Mask
HBO has published the first teaser for Lanterns Episode 3, and it comes with a first look at Hal Jordan wearing Green Lantern's iconic domino mask.
Vampire Hunter D Returns: The Cult-Classic Horror Series Finds New Life in 2026
With a new Western comic book series in the works and a theatrical rerelease slated for 2027, the Vampire Hunter D franchise is suddenly back in the spotlight.
Anirudh Pisharody Says He's 'So Down' to Play Nightcrawler in Marvel's X-Men Movie
9-1-1’s Anirudh Pisharody is ready to take on the role of Nightcrawler for Marvel Studio’s upcoming X-Men reboot, and fans are rallying behind him.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 Adds New Dynamic Cosmetic Options for Certain Characters Like Ghost
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 is adding more options for how your operators appear in-game.
Pokémon Collector Poses as Buyer to Recover $4,000 Worth of Stolen Cards in 'Vigilante' Sting Operation
Canadian collector Emilio Kihien took matters into his own hands after police said they “couldn’t do much” to help him recover $4,000 worth of stolen Pokemon cards.
Kit Harington Takes Over as Gilderoy Lockhart After Nicholas Hoult Exits HBO's Harry Potter Season 2
Game of Thrones alum Kit Harington has reportedly stepped in to fill the role of Gilderoy Lockhart in Harry Potter Season 2, replacing Nicholas Hoult in a surprise recasting decision for the HBO show.
ESPN Unlimited Is Celebrating Its First Anniversary With a Price Hike
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Lanterns Fans Say Episode 2 Is Hiding a Classic Green Lantern Villain in Plain Sight
Lanterns Episode 2 is here, and fans believe it's hiding a vicious Green Lantern villain in plain sight.
Sicario 3 Is Happening 'Soon,' According to Josh Brolin
Sicario 3 is real and gearing up to enter production soon, according to Josh Brolin.
The Witcher 4 Confirmed for 2028 Release in Official CD Projekt Gamescom 2026 Announcement
The Witcher 4 is targeting a 2028 release window, CD Projekt has confirmed.
Avengers: Doomsday Trailer Gets Frame-by-Frame Official LEGO Remake
Marvel Studios has recreated the Avengers: Doomsday trailer frame-by-frame in LEGO, bringing Doctor Doom and Earth's Mightiest Heroes to life brick-by-brick.
Why Everybody Loves Zork, The Duskbloods' Weirdest Character and Miyazaki's Favorite
Zork is one of six characters in The Duskbloods' network test and he's gone viral as many players are, quote, "Zorkin' It."
Clarté Founder Isaac Douek Designs Jewelry for Alix Earle and Says Diamonds Belong With Sweatshirts
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Coree Moreno Reveals How He Gets Zendaya and Chase Infiniti's Hair to 'Perform' All Day Long
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L'AGENCE Serves Up Sporty Style With Its New Tennis Collection
L'AGENCE launches a tennis collection and hosts a courtside cocktail event in Beverly Hills, California to celebrate.
New Music Friday August 21: Reba, Sam Smith, Weezer, Dan + Shay, BIGBANG, paris jackson, Stella Lefty & More
Check out some of ET's favorite new music of the week!
Ava Ryan Reveals the 2016 Trends That Still Hold Up: From Taco Bell Throwbacks to the Snapchat Dog Filter
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Futurebirds Share Visualizer Video, Announce Year-End Tour
Back in June, Futurebirds released their double album, Far Out Country. At that time the band described the album as “split into two distinct worlds of Far Out Country I & II—a restless, sunlit day and a deeper, more interior night that blends psychedelic country-rock, indie and something that feels less like a genre than a place.”
Brad Cook produced the recording, which Dualtone issued on double vinyl. At that time Far Out Country I became available via streaming and on September 4, the second half will follow. Ahead of this the band has released an official visualizer video for “Marco Polo I.” This song appears on Far Out Country I, while “Marco Polo II” is on Far Out Country II. The band’s Daniel “Womz” Womack explains, “When I was writing ‘Marco Polo,’ I wanted it to be nostalgic, but also present and moving forward, looking ahead with wisdom gained from our experiences, rather than looking back at the old. This visualizer captures the feeling and familiarity of the past with a futuristic look at what comes next down the road and is the perfect bridge between Far Out Country I and II.”
In addition, the band has confirmed a series of tour dates that will extend through the end of the year. Futurebirds will travel through their native South in November and December, eventually welcoming 2027 from the stage in Charleston, SC at the Charleston Music Hall. The group’s complete tour itinerary appears below the visualizer.
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Big Thief at the Hollywood Bowl last September (photo by Stevo Rood)
On Saturday in Nashville, Big Thief’s performance at the Ryman Auditorium took a surprising and satisfying turn. Early on, Adrianne Lenker informed the audience in a welcoming manner, “If you had some hopes of hearing some songs you might know those can be discarded.” She then added, “If you’re all open to it, it could be a really unique night of music.” The trio, which also consists of Buck Meek and James Krivchenia (along with touring bassist Joshua Crumbly) then delivered the 29 songs from the group’s forthcoming album Horsepower.
Lenker noted that Horsepower was recorded in Nashville last May. She also explained to the audience that the performance would not follow the sequencing of the record, although it did feature a number of the musicians who joined Big Thief in the studio. This included an expanded version of their core band with pedal steel players Greg Leisz and Russ Pahl, along with violinists Richard Bowden, Hannah Read and Zosha Warpeha.
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Gov’t Mule and Joe Bonamassa at the Youngstown Foundation Amphitheatre
photos by John Patrick Gatta
On August 9, lovers of the blues and six-string mastery were treated to a guitar summit from Gov’t Mule and Joe Bonamassa at the Youngstown Foundation Amphitheatre.
With the sun slowly setting during Mule’s 12-song set, the quartet mixed covers with its own catalog of material including opener “World Boss.” The band also visited its past with “Mother Earth” and “Mule” from 1995’s self-titled debut and “Shake Our Way Out,” off of its last studio release, Peace…Like a River. Midway through the performance Mule also debuted an appropriate cover for the evening—Bruce Springsteen’s “Youngstown”—which had a slight country shuffle to it rather than the original’s angry, mournful tone.
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Neil Young Posts ‘Second Song’ Track Which He Wrote in the Mid-1960s
On September 18 Neil Young will release a new album with the Chrome Hearts. Second Song is the sophomore release from the group, which also includes Micah Nelson (guitar), Spooner Oldham (keys), drummer Anthony LoGergo (drums), and bassist Cory McCormick (bass).
Earlier this month Young shared the 11-minute title track. He has now posted another tune from Second Song. “Casting Me Away From You” is a three-minute tune that appears on the Neil Young Archives. Young accompanied it with a backstory, which explains that it “is one of my early songs. I think I wrote it in 64 or 65. When we recorded ‘Second Song’ early this year I ran out of tunes fast. I only had the 5 new ones, long ones. and I needed more, so I started to feel it out and came up with Casting Me Away—from the deep past. There is an old recording with my school-mate Comrie Smith, somewhere in the Archives from that time. I recorded it for the ‘Second Song’ album with the Chrome Hearts the next day.”
Young and the Chrome Hearts will perform three dates in late September, in Bridgeport CT (9/22), Philadelphia, PA (9/24) and then Virginia Beach, VA at Farm Aid (9/26).
Neil Young and the Chrome Hearts Second Song
1 The Foggy Edge Of Time
2 Day After Day
3 Earth Girl
4 Second Song
5 Casting Me Away From You
6 Soon I Might Be Going
7 I’ll Love You Forever
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Molly Tuttle and Ketch Secor Exchange Wedding Vows in Santa Cruz
Given all that’s happening in the world these days, we here at Relix are always thrilled to offer news of nuptial bliss. To this end, we’re pleased to report that Molly Tuttle and Ketch Secor were married over the weekend.
As reported by People and shared via the Old Crow Medicine Show socials, the event took place at a private park in Santa Cruz on Saturday. People notes that Tuttle and Secor’s first dance was to Neil Young’s “Harvest Moon,” sung by AJ Lee, accompanied by Tuttle’s brother and father, along with some members of Old Crow.
The wedding reception featured a square dance led by Tuttle’s mother, along with music from The Hot Club of San Francisco. Tuttle and Secor also appeared with the group for a few tunes.
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Mickey Hart’s “Djembe Tuning Rope” and “Home Plate” Among Art Displayed at Oracle Park
The San Francisco Giants will be home through the weekend, with series against the Reds, then the Diamondbacks. Music fans who attend this week’s games at Oracle Park will have an opportunity to see some of Mickey Hart’s artwork. He currently has an installation underway, which will extend through the team’s current homestand.
Hart’s pieces include “Home Plate” which is pictured above, as well as “Djembe Tuning Rope.” He says of the latter:
The magic of music lies in its ability to transform both within and without. Just as the rhythm transforms with each new song, the act of playing music transforms the minds of performers and listeners alike.
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Widespread Panic to Release ‘Albany 2000’
On April 9, 2000 Widespread Panic performed a one-off show at the Civic Center, Albany, GA. The band had opened its spring tour on April 1 with three nights at the Classic Center in Athens. Panic was in fine form during this spring dates and certainly at the Civic Center show. This performance is now be released as the latest installment of the Widespread Panic Archive multi-track series.
Albany 2000 was mixed and mastered by the group’s longtime collaborator John Keane. As the release announcement notes, “From the start, you can hear that the band is still firing on all cylinders and preparing to tackle one of the most memorable years of touring in its history.” One can hear this via the versions of “Stop-Go” and “Fishwater” that are currently streaming on Panic’s Bandcamp page.
Albany 2000 will be available digitally and on streaming platforms on Friday, August 28. In addition, 3-CD sets, along with a commemorative show poster, are now available via the Widespread Merch store.
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Goose and Greensky Bluegrass Swap Sit-ins
On Friday night in Bend, Goose kicked off the first of two shows at the Hayden Homes Amphitheater. This performance also represented the second of two consecutive gigs in which Greensky Bluegrass opened for the quartet. Members of the two groups shared the stage at the Oregon venue.
Three songs into Greensky’s set, Goose guitarist Rick Mitarotonda appeared on electric guitar for an extended version of “What You Need” from 2019’s All For Money. Another guest appearance took place later in the set when Greensky dobro player Anders Beck introduced his dog Bernie to the crowd.
Later on, during Goose’s first set, Beck and Greensky Bluegrass mandolin player reciproctaed the earlier sit-in by appearing on a cover of Bruce Springsteen’s “Atlantic City.” The Goose performance also featured a debut cover, as the group offered up a version of Punch Brothers’ “My Oh My.”
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Watch: Joe Russo’s Almost Dead Debuts James Gang Cover
Over the weekend, Joe Russo’s Almost Dead turned in a three-show run through Colorado. The outing kicked off at Denver’s Mission Ballroom on Thursday and the Grateful Dead tribute group surprised fans in attendance by debuting their take on James Gang’s “Walk Away” partway through their second set. The tune then segued into “New Minglewood Blues.”
The song, which was written by Joe Walsh, appears on James Gang’s 1971 LP, Thirds. Walsh took the song with him to the Eagles when he joined in 1975 and has performed the track over 600 times with the veteran act. Phish have also covered the tune nearly 100 times, most recently art Las Vegas’ Sphere this past April, when they busted out the song for the first time this year when they learned Walsh was in attendance.
JRAD will perform next at Boston’s MGM Music Hall at Fenway on September 24.
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Back on August 31, 2024 drummer Jay Weinberg sat in with King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard at Ascend Amphitheater in Nashville. Weinberg appeared on “Perihelion” that day and has continued to guest with the group over the past two years. He was on hand at last week’s Field of Vision II festival in Buena Vista, CO for a solo drum clinic and he also joined the host band for their song "Hell."
Last night, midway through the KGLW performance at Forest Hills Stadium, guitarist Joey Walker made the following announcement: “In continuing with the tradition that we kind of started over the last year or so, where we get our friend Jay Weinberg to come out and play a song with us, we were like, it'd be rude not to…But Jay's busy. He's down in Nashville. So Jay made a call and he was like, ‘Fuck, all right, I'm going to call dad.’”
Then Walker explained that Jay had convinced Max Weinberg, “who’s played with Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band for about the last 50 years…to drive all the way from Atlantic City to come up and play a song with us.”
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