The String Cheese Incident Releases New Instrumental ‘Fête-Tama’
The String Cheese Incident released “Fête-Tama,” a Kyle Hollingsworth-penned instrumental inspired by African rhythms.
Foo Fighters Launch Vevo ‘Extended Play’ Series With ‘Child Actor’ Performance
Foo Fighters and Vevo rolled out a live performance video of “Child Actor” off the band's 2026 album, ‘Your Favorite Toy.’
Remi Wolf, Sierra Ferrell & More Join 2026 All Things Go DC Lineup
Remi Wolf, Sierra Ferrell and underscores have been added to the 2026 All Things Go DC lineup.
Trampled by Turtles, Old Crow Medicine Show & Lindsay Lou Set To Reopen Vail Arena
Trampled by Turtles, Old Crow Medicine Show and Lindsay Lou will perform at Vail's renovated Dobson Arena on November 28.
Valerie June Shares Final ‘Brighter Blue’ Preview & Confirms 2027 Spring Tour Dates
Valerie June released the final advance single, “Trouble In Mind,” from her new EP, ‘Brighter Blue.'
Widespread Panic Reissuing Michael Houser-Era ‘Live From Austin, TX’
Widespread Panic will reissue their Halloween 2000 ‘Live From Austin, TX’ performance on vinyl and CD.
Little Feat Makes Grand Ole Opry Debut With Maggie Rose
Little Feat made its Grand Ole Opry debut with a three-song set featuring Maggie Rose on “Willin’” and “Dixie Chicken.”
Christian McBride Announces Ursa Major Debut Album & Shares George Duke Cover
Christian McBride and Ursa Major share their Terrace Martin-produced debut album ‘Points Of Light’ this fall.
The Avett Brothers Cover John Fogerty’s ‘Centerfield’ At Atlanta Braves Postgame Concert
The Avett Brothers covered John Fogerty’s “Centerfield” for the second time at an Atlanta Braves postgame concert.
Beirut Details 1st North American Tour Dates In 8 Years
Beirut confirmed a set of April 2027 Tour dates, marking Zach Condon's first run of shows in North America since 2019.
Weezer Dusts Off Rarities At The Gathering Tour Opener In Sacramento
Weezer revived several rarities and welcomed Nikki Monninger at The Gathering Tour opener in Sacramento.
Poppy Performs ‘End Of You’ With Evanescence In Leeds
Poppy joined Evanescence for a live debut performance of "End Of You" at First Direct Bank Arena in Leeds, England.
Bruce Springsteen Launches Philadelphia Concert Film Series With 7-Song Opening Set
Bruce Springsteen released a seven-song concert film featuring the opening sequence of his May 30 Philadelphia tour finale.
The War On Drugs Returns With New Single ‘Who’s That’
The War On Drugs released the single "Who's That," their first new studio recording since 2022, written and produced by Adam Granduciel at his Burbank studio.
Mike D 5D Performs ‘Make It Stop’ & ‘That’s Right’ Medley On ‘The Tonight Show’
Mike D 5D performed a “Make It Stop” and “That’s Right” medley on ‘The Tonight Show’ and Mike D recalled a memorable Dolly Parton birthday party.
The Meters Announce New Year’s Eve 2026 Concert In New Orleans
The Meters will celebrate New Year’s Eve in New Orleans with a 'New Directions' anniversary set and special guest Dumpstaphunk.
The Disco Biscuits Confirm ‘Cirque de Bisceaux’ New Year’s Eve Run
The Disco Biscuits are bringing their “Cirque de Bisceaux” New Year’s Eve run to the Pacific Northwest this year.
Karl Denson Sits In With Dogs In A Pile At Adirondack Independence Music Festival
Karl Denson added saxophone to Dogs In A Pile's “My Disguise” during the band's two-set ADK Fest performance.
Vulfpeck Previews New Album ‘Decay Of The Aura’ With ‘The Beachcomber’ Single
Vulfpeck released “The Beachcomber,” an instrumental single previewing the band's newly revealed Decay Of The Aura album.
JAŸ-Z Welcomes The Fugees At London’s Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
JAŸ-Z’s first of two concerts in London on Friday featured The Fugees offering a trio of classics from their catalog.
Proof-of-Age Verification for Steam in Australia Now Only Possible Using a Credit Card
Unlike PlayStation and Xbox, which offer multiple ways to verify you’re over 18, Valve will only accept ownership of an actual credit card, despite the fact only about half of Australian consumers actually have one.
Hideo Kojima's Metal Gear Solid Spiritual Successor Physint Will Now Be Published by Xbox Instead of Sony
Renowned video game director Hideo Kojima's upcoming project Physint, which could fairly be described as a spiritual successor to Metal Gear Solid, will now be published by Xbox instead of Sony, Microsoft announced today. Xbox will continue to publish the horror game OD – itself something of a spiritual successor to the never-finished PT – and the Kojima-Xbox partnership will expand beyond these two game projects to include film and television.
The People v. Gorilla Grodd Set Video Shows DC Villain Singing Backstreet Boys
New BTS footage from DC Studios' The People v. Gorilla Grodd shows the supervillain singing Backstreet Boys' "As Long as You Love Me" in an a cappella group.
Valorant Cheater Using Evil Tung Tung Tung Sahur Skin Banned After Viral Video Sparks Backlash Against Riot's Anti-Cheat
A hacker using an ‘Evil’ Tung Tung Tung Sahur skin has been banned after wreaking havoc in Valorant lobbies and decimating entire teams.
Nintendo Direct September 2026 No-Shows: From The Duskbloods to Mario
Today's September 2026 Nintendo Direct has come and gone, and so has any chance of seeing the next 3D Mario, The Duskbloods, and more highly anticipated games that ended up being no-shows.
Some of the Best Batman Movies Are Returning to Theaters This Month
Three fan-favorite Batman movies are being re-released in theaters next week in celebration of Batman Day.
Redwall's 23rd and Final Book Is Finally Getting Published After 16 Years
The 23rd and final novel in Brian Jacques’ Redwall series will be published in September 2027, putting an end to the beloved saga after 41 years.
Michael Mann Recuts Miami Vice for October Beyond Fest World Premiere
Writer-director Michael Mann is taking another crack at his 2006 film, Miami Vice. Miami Vice: Director’s Final Cut will make its world premiere at Beyond Fest in Los Angeles on October 3, 2026.
Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy's Surprise Switch 2 Port Has Some Fans Hoping for a Sequel
Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy has re-emerged, five years after its release, with a new Switch 2 version... and some fans hope it could lead to a sequel.
Onimusha: Way of the Sword Is Getting an Official Prequel Webtoon With New Chapters Every Saturday
How Many Guest Characters Is Too Many? Tokyo Revengers X City of the Wolves Collaboration Sparks Fighting Game Debate
The fighting game community is in the middle of a fierce debate over the amount of guest characters coming to Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves.
Ace Combat 8 Dev Says Tasha Was the Game's 'Most Expensive' Character to Design
Ace Combat 8: Wings of Theve Brand Director Kazutoki Kono says developers spent so long working on Tasha that she ended up being the “most expensive character” in the entire game.
Apple Announces Foldable iPhone Duo
After years of it being rumored, Apple has finally revealed a foldable iPhone, the iPhone Duo at the company's "Surprise and Shine" September event. Here's all the camera details, performance specs, and UI improvements Apple is packing into its newest device.
Attack on Titan Is Coming to 4DX Theaters, but There's a Catch
Attack on Titan is coming to theaters this fall, bringing the beginning of Hajime Isayama’s groundbreaking story and its harrowing end to 4DX and ScreenX cinemas in Japan.
Apple iPhone Event 2026 – Everything Announced, Including the iPhone Duo
While I won't know exactly which devices Apple will show off at the event today, its a pretty safe assumption that the iPhone 18 and 18 Pro are going to be there. There are also some strong rumors that Apple's long-expected foldable iPhone is going to make an appearance. After all, this will be the first Apple event helmed by the company's new CEO, John Ternus, so the company should have something big to mark the start of this new era.
Callina Liang's Stunt Double in the Street Fighter Movie Had to Wear Butt Pads to Match Chun-Li's Physique
Callina Liang’s stunt double in Legendary’s upcoming Street Fighter movie had to wear butt pads in order to realistically match Chun-Li’s muscular physique.
Apple Announces the iPhone 18 Pro
Apple has announced the iPhone 18 Pro at its 'Surprise and Shine' September event.
Malibu Sinkhole Threatens to Swallow Hollywood Star Nicolas Cage's House
A massive sinkhole has opened up near the ocean in Malibu, California, threatening to swallow up the home of Hollywood star Nicolas Cage.
Spyro: A Realm Beyond Gets New Look for Franchise's 28th Anniversary
A brand new look at Spyro: A Realm Beyond has been shown off for the game's 28th anniversary.
PlayStation Plus Game Catalog for September 2026 Confirmed
Sony has confirmed the PlayStation Plus Game Catalog for September 2026, which is headlined by RuneScape: Dragonwilds, WWE 2K26 and Ball x Pit.
Role Model Reveals His Pre-Show Ritual Is a Shot of Tequila — With Plenty of Water to Chase It
Role Model tells ET his pre-show ritual involves a shot of tequila and plenty of water while celebrating his collab with Hydro Flask.
The NY Archive's Gianna Corvino Is Bringing the Runway to Your Closet Instantly This NYFW
Gianna Corvino of The NY Archive is teaming up with eBay to bring the runway to your closet instantly this New York Fashion Week.
New Music Friday Sept 4: Beyoncé, Miley, LISA, JISOO, Kane Brown, Shania Twain, Monsta X and More
Check out some of ET's favorite new music of the week!
Tedeschi Trucks Band and Sheryl Crow in Bridgeport (Recap and Photos)
Photos and report by Geoff Tischman.
This Saturday night in Bridgeport featured TTB with opener Sheryl Crow. Sheryl had the crowd on their feet from the get-go, singing along to her 11-song set of mostly hits like “Can’t Cry Anymore,” “Strong Enough” and “Every Day Is a Winding Road.” She did play one new song, “Freedom Bus,” off her forthcoming album Pick You Up (out October 9th) and another highlight was “Cross Creek Road” off 2019’s Threads album—especially the dual guitar work of her longtime guitarists Peter Stroud and Audley Freed.
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Animal Collective Will Return to the Stage After Four Years for Feels Live
Photo credit: Rosalie Knox, 2004
It’s been just over four years since Animal Collective performed a full-on live show. However, next month the group will remedy this. Avey Tare, Panda Bear, Geologist and Deakin will play a gig on each coast.
Animal Collective will appear at Queens’ Knockdown Center on October 22 and at Los Angeles’ Fonda Theatre on October 24. The two performances will celebrate the group’s 2005 album Feels. Last year, the quartet curated a reissue of Feels with a bonus disc that collected nine B-sides and some previously unreleased demos.
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‘Live From Austin, TX (Redux)’ Revisits Widespread Panic on Halloween 2000
Following a three-night stand at New Orleans’ Kiefer Lakefront Arena in late October 2000, Widespread Panic made their way to Texas for an appearance on Austin City Limits. This Halloween show, with pumpkins festooned around the stage has long been identified as a memorable performance. Five of the songs the group performed that night were from the 1999 fan-favorite release ‘Til The Medicine Takes while four were drawn from the group’s beloved debut Space Wrangler.
On October 30, New West Records will rerelease this performance as Live From Austin, TX (Redux). As ACL producer Terry Lickona has said:
If you’re among the legions of Widespread Panic fans, you already know that the band is legendary for never playing the same show twice – or the same song the same way twice. What makes this performance that much more special is the inspiring presence of founding member Michael Houser, who died of pancreatic cancer less than two years later. As much as anything, this is a celebration of Houser’s life and the sheer joy he brought to a band that became one of the biggest draws on the international concert circuit and created a vibe that makes the Panic experience unique in the pop rock world.
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Watch Dogs in A Pile Collaborate with Karl Denson, DIAP to Headline Dog Pound Disco Benefit
On Sunday, Dogs in A Pile made their way to Lake George, NY for an appearance at the Adirondack Independence Music Festival. The quintet delivered a headlining two-set performance at Charles R. Wood Park. Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe was also on the bill and the band’s namesake guested with DIAP. Denson emerged midway through the opening frame and contributed sax to “My Disguise,” a song that appears on the latest Dogs in A Pile album, 2025’s Distroid.
Dogs in A Pile is off the road until three shows in New England on September 17-19 including a slot at Grace Potter’s Grand Point North festival. Then, the following week, the group will headline a special event at the Cutting Room in New York City. Dog Pound Disco will serve as benefit raising proceeds for The Songs of Love Foundation. This 501(c)(3) organization writes, records and produces free, personalized, original songs to uplift individuals who are currently navigating tough medical, physical, or emotional challenges.
Dog Pound Disco will also honor life coach Connor McEvoy and the memory of Scott Nadboy, a longtime supporter of the Songs of Love Foundation and a Dogs in a Pile enthusiast. The organizers note, “Come and join us on Thursday, September 24th at 7 pm for some new takes on nostalgic songs and experience or re-experience the 70's, because let's be honest, if you were living it there's probably a good chance you don't remember it, so this will be a fun and new experience for all." Tickets are now available.
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Premiere: Margaret Glaspy Releases Video for “Martin Luther King Jr.” Ahead of Tour
Margaret Glaspy’s latest album is a contemplative work that connects with listeners via affecting images and ideas. Produced by Joe Henry, I Am Both showcases Glaspy’s gift for presenting spare yet powerful tales through her nuanced songwriting. This music also translates to the live setting where she will embark on an extended North American and European tour that opens on Friday.
In conjunction with these dates, Glaspy has just released a video for one of I Am Both’s most moving tracks, “Martin Luther King Jr.” The song effectively draws on King’s perspective while addressing contemporary societal challenges on a personal level. Glaspy tells Relix, “Martin Luther King Jr. is my hero. This song was written because I wanted an excuse to echo his words. I have long listened to his speeches the way that I might listen to records. This was written in celebration of his dedication to love and unity.” Today we premiering the video, which was directed by Ricky Chavez.
As for the album as a whole, Glaspy reflects, “When I started writing for this record I had a goal of getting my practice back—to walk the walk in terms of how I envision myself as a songwriter. At first it was really hard to break that addiction to social media, but after a while something shifted. It felt like I’d gotten back to original thought instead of being under the influence of so many outside opinions. It was life-changing.”
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Jerry Garcia’s Final Shoreline Gig Featured on ‘GarciaLive Volume 23’
Shoreline Amphitheatre opened in 1986. The Grateful Dead were slated to perform the initial show at the Mountain View, CA venue until this gig was cancelled due to Jerry Garcia’s health complications. Following his recovery, Garcia went on to perform 39 times at Shoreline with the Grateful Dead and on three occasions with the Jerry Garcia Band.
The Garcia Band’s final appearance at the Bay Area facility is featured on the forthcoming archival release GarciaLive Volume 23. The show took place on August 13, 1993 and the recording, which is available for pre-order, will be available on October 30th.
Journalist and longtime Grateful Dead publicist Dennis McNally contributes liners, in which he asserts that Garcia was “at his peak, playing both thunder and lightning, and singing beautifully.”
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The War On Drugs Release New Single and Video
photo: Emily Shur
Ahead of some mid-September tour dates, The War on Drugs have released their first new studio music since 2022. Adam Granduciel wrote and produced “Who’s That” at his Burbank studio. He’s joined by Anthony LaMarca (drums) and Dave Hartley (bass) on the track, while he provides guitars, keys and vocals.
Granduciel notes, "'Who’s That' was written in 10 minutes somewhere between first coffee and school drop off, It’s a song about trying to love yourself despite things we can’t always control, like the anxiety, depression and self-doubt that may stand in the way of living the life we truly desire."
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Cimafunk, Chuwi, Gina Chavez and Cure for Paranoia Help Raise Mental Health Awareness at Meadowfest
Photos and report by Roxanne Haynes
Meadowfest was created in memory of Meadow Goodman, a 15-year-old Austin student and aspiring musician who died in 2023 after struggling with mental illness. Her father, local musician Greg Goodman, and her family created the Meadow E. Goodman Foundation for Mental Health Awareness and Meadowfest as a way to celebrate her life through music while reducing stigma around mental health and suicide.
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Pink Talking Fish: Storied Centennial Celebrants
“I've played hundreds of venues over the years and there’s something about the energy inside the walls of certain places that makes you want to go the extra mile. The Capitol Theatre is the epitome of that,” offers Eric Gould, as he looks ahead to his September 19 performance with Pink Talking Fish that will commemorate the Cap’s 100th anniversary. “I think you could talk to almost any artist who has graced the stage and they’d feel the same way. So to be able to design this show that marks the achievement and collectively celebrate all the different artists who have performed there is an incredible honor and a treat.”
Technically, it won’t be Pink Talking Fish leading the charge that night, as the group has been dubbed The Centennial Band for the occasion. Not only that but the core quartet will expand to a seven-piece for much of the evening with the addition of the Gotham Horns. The roster of revelers doesn’t end there as multiple guest artists will appear, including: Al Schnier & Vinnie Amico, Brendan Bayliss, Marc Brownstein, Karina Rykman, Robert Randolph, Andy Frasco, Greg Ormont & Alex Petropulos, Cotter Ellis, Kanika Moore, Sammi Garett, Jeremy Kaplan and Mike Finoia.
Pink Talking Fish is game for the challenge and has the musical range and facility to deliver the goods. The group’s signature “hybrid tribute fusion” entwines the sounds of Pink Floyd, Talking Heads and Phish in a spirited, skillful manner.
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Stevie Wonder Sets ‘Songs In The Key of Life’ Dates
Stevie Wonder will celebrate his landmark 1976 LP Songs In The Key of Life this fall. The acclaimed musician will honor the seminal release by performing the record in its entirety throughout the Songs In The Key of Life Performances - 50th Anniversary Tour. The 18-date run will open at Birmingham, U.K.’s Utilita Arena on October 13 and come to a close at Los Angeles’ Intuit Dome on December 19. He will tour throughout Europe and the United States along the way.
A statement announcing the run explained, “At a time when the world continues to search for connection, healing and joy, the messages at the heart of Songs in the Key of Life feel as urgent and necessary today as they did in 1976. “Songs like ‘As,’ ‘Love’s in Need of Love Today,’ ‘Sir Duke’ and ‘Isn’t She Lovely’ remain woven into the emotional fabric of generations around the world, reminding audiences not only where they’ve been, but who they are.”
In 2014, Wonder performed Songs in the Key of Life in its entirety on the road. After playing the album in full, he encored with “Superstition” each night.
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