Umphrey’s McGee Schedules UMBowl 2026 For Milwaukee
Set for October 2026, Umphrey's McGee will once again field fan input to create unique sets at UMBowl XII, taking place at The Pabst Theater in Milwaukee.
Devon Allman & Duane Betts Announce All-Star 10th Edition Of Family Revival Tour
The 10th annual Allman Betts Family Revival kicks off in late-November and runs through December.
Kitchen Dwellers & Dogs In A Pile Confirm Fall 2026 Co-Headline Tour Dates
Kitchen Dwellers and Dogs In A Pile announced a 13-date co-headline fall tour running from Buffalo on October 29 through Minneapolis on November 14, with stops across the Midwest and Southeast.
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard Make Triumphant Return To Colorado For Field Of Vision 2 Festival
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard gathered for their first shows in several months at the picturesque Meadow Creek in Buena Vista, Colorado.
Remi Wolf Gets ‘Clean And Clear’ On New Album ‘Mud’
Remi Wolf described making 'Mud' as a “very cleansing” experience as she announced her third studio album, due October 9 via Island Records.
Aqueous To Reunite For 1st Shows Since 2023
Aqueous will return to the stage for the first time since August 2023 with a two-night stand at Buffalo’s Town Ballroom on December 4 and 5.
The Linda Lindas Light Up ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live’ With ‘Burning Out’
The Linda Lindas brought “Burning Out” to 'Jimmy Kimmel Live' in support of their forthcoming album, 'Gotta Get Out.'
Michelle Branch Extends Everywhere and Back Again Tour Into 2027
Michelle Branch set the second leg of her Everywhere and Back Again Tour of North America for early 2027.
Neil Young Sets Return To The Stage For Run With Willie Nelson
Neil Young & The Chrome Hearts will team up with Willie Nelson & Family for a series of co-headlining shows leading up to Farm Aid 2026.
The Black Crowes & Tedeschi Trucks Band Unite For Hollywood Bowl Encore
The Black Crowes and Tedeschi Trucks Band brought their Hollywood Bowl concert to a collaborative conclusion, joining forces for a three-song encore.
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
Widespread Panic will celebrate Halloween in New Orleans for the first time since 2021 with two nights at UNO Lakefront Arena.
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
Shane West joined Foo Fighters onstage in Nashville to sing The Germs’ “Manimal” alongside founding Germs guitarist Pat Smear.
Usher & Chris Brown Add 8 Stadium Dates To The R&B Tour
Usher and Chris Brown announced eight additional stadium dates for The R&B Tour, growing the co-headlining run to 59 shows with first-time stops in Baltimore, Cincinnati, Columbia and Indianapolis.
Duane Betts Drops In On Little Feat’s Wyoming Show For ‘Blue Sky,’ ‘Southbound’ & More
Watch Duane Betts join Little Feat for "Blue Sky," "Southbound" and "Feats Don't Fail Me Now" during the band's Friday night concert in Jackson, Wyoming.
The String Cheese Incident Jams With Leftover Salmon At Campout In The Pines
The String Cheese Incident and Leftover Salmon intermingled onstage together at this year’s Campout In The Pines in Eau Claire, Wisconsin.
Jonas Brothers Set The Burning Up Tour All Over Again For Fall 2026
Jonas Brothers mapped out The Burning Up Tour All Over Again, a 45-city arena run spanning September through December.
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
Phish’s Trey Anastasio joined Hank Heaven inside a boxing ring stage at Church Street Boxing Gym in New York City.
Robin Williams’ Children Revive His Instagram to Fight AI Misuse
Robin Williams' children Zak, Zelda, and Cody have revived their late father's Instagram account after a decade to combat rampant AI abuse of his voice and likeness.
Call of Duty Socials Accidentally Post Placeholder Marketing Image for Modern Warfare 4, Fans Suspect AI Usage
The Call of Duty socials team accidentally posted an internal marketing image for Modern Warfare 4, and fans suspect it may be AI-generated.
Olivia Cooke Makes a Surprise Return in the Trailer for Slow Horses Season 6
The first trailer for Slow Horses Season 6 confirms that Olivia Cooke and Rosalind Eleazar are back.
'She's Doing Nothing Wrong' — Former Peter Pan Actor Defends Viral Fan Accused of 'Stalking' Him at Disneyland
A former Disneyland character actor is speaking out to defend a fan who went viral after her social media posts sparked backlash from viewers.
GTA 6 Gameplay and Map Appear to Leak Online, Group Reportedly Responsible Threatens Rockstar Over All-Digital Future
Grand Theft Auto 6 appears to have suffered yet another significant leak after what looks like legitimate gameplay videos and an image of the full map appeared online. Rockstar has yet to comment.
One of Breaking Bad's Best Episodes Is Coming to Theaters Soon
One of the most iconic episodes of Breaking Bad will be shown in theaters next month.
'Ash Is Done' — Bruce Campbell Says He Will No Longer Play Evil Dead's Ash Williams
Bruce Campbell has put his most iconic character, Ash Williams, to bed.
Disney Sues FCC, Alleging Trump Administration Free Speech Retaliation
Disney has filed a First Amendment lawsuit against the FCC, claiming the Trump administration is targeting ABC's broadcast licenses in retaliation over speech.
Suspect Wearing Chucky Mask Accused of Threatening, Chasing, and Terrifying Philadelphia Residents
Police in Philadelphia are on the hunt for a suspect accused of terrorizing citizens while wearing a mask resembling Chucky the doll.
Report: Tom Holland Could Earn Up to $100 Million for Spider-Man: Brand New Day Following Record-Breaking Box Office Success
Tom Holland stands to make a massive payday from the staggering success of his latest Spidey movie, Spider-Man: Brand New Day.
Skip Binksy Will Now Compete With Sweetpea Golightly for Best TV Character Name in Industry Season 5
HBO's finance drama has announced seven new additions for Season 5, including a wellness CFO named Skip Binksy, played by Dianna Agron.
Star Wars: Starfighter Follows ‘Marginalized Outsiders' From the ‘Wrong Side of the Galaxy’
Star Wars: Starfighter will follow "marginalized outsiders" from "the wrong side of the galaxy," according to director Shawn Levy.
Peacock Raises Prices for Fourth Time in Four Years Ahead of YouTube Premium Inclusion
Peacock prices are going up once again.
Uncharted: Drake's Fortune Developer Reveals the Game Had Dynamic Difficulty to Stop Players From Finishing It Too Quickly
A former Naughty Dog developer has revealed that Uncharted: Drake's Fortune had dynamic scaling difficulty in order to make the game longer.
GameStop Customer Trades in Hundreds of Broken Consoles for More Than $10,000 in Store Credit
A GameStop customer from Clackamas, Oregon is going viral after trading in hundreds of old, busted consoles to earn over $10,000 in store credit from the games retailer.
First Look at Crunchyroll’s Upcoming Chainsaw Man Collection
Crunchyroll has revealed its first drop since changing how its online store works.
Fallout 4 Patch Updates the Creation Kit, Fixes Various Bugs Including Steam Deck Crash
Bethesda has released a new patch for Fallout 4 that updates the Creation Kit and makes a number of crash and bug fixes. Check out the patch notes.
Dune: Part Three Trailer Kicks Off Ticket Sales, Reveals Edric's Voice
We have a new Dune: Part Three trailer to kick off tickets going on sale for what is expected to be one of the biggest movies of 2026.
Control Resonant Developer Announces Last-Minute Delay For Physical Edition
Control Resonant has been hit by a last-minute delay that will impact the launch of its physical editions.
Avengers Star Sebastian Stan Reportedly Misquoted Regarding Two-Face Role in The Batman: Part 2
Initial source no longer includes any statement from Stan referencing Harvey Dent, Two-Face, or indeed his specific role in The Batman: Part 2.
Ava Ryan Reveals the 2016 Trends That Still Hold Up: From Taco Bell Throwbacks to the Snapchat Dog Filter
Ava Ryan tells ET the 2016 trends that still hold up today while celebrating Taco Bell's Decades #TBTB Menu.
New Music Friday August 14: Carly Simon, Sheryl Crow, Becky G, KATSEYE, Phoebe Bridgers, benny blanco and More
Check out some of ET's favorite new music of the week!
Carrie Julier of SEV Reveals How to Put Your Razor Into Retirement With Laser Hair Removal Tips
Carrie Julier of SEV tells ET what not to do before and after laser hair removal for the smoothest results.
ZZ Top Drummer Frank Beard 1949–2026
Photo credit: Jimmy Steinfeldt
ZZ Top drummer Frank Beard has passed away. The Texas native, who anchored the group from behind the kit for 56 years, was in hospice care when he died at his ranch with his family by his side. The group had canceled their August 5 date at the Hollywood Bowl last week due to "unforeseen personal matters.”
Beard was born on June 11,1949 in Frankston, TX and later grew up in Irving, TX. There he connected with bassist and fellow Beatles fan Dusty Hill. The two backed various artists as a rock-solid rhythm section, including Lightnin’ Hopkins.
In late 1969 the drummer reached out to Billy F Gibbons, suggesting that he and Hill would be a perfect complement to the guitarist. As Gibbons later said of the initial jam session at his home, “It was a blues in D, a shuffle and we just didn’t want to stop . . . and we didn’t for the next five or six decades.”
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Watch: Tedeschi Trucks Band Join The Black Crowes at the Hollywood Bowl
The Black Crowes and Tedeschi Trucks Band are both out on the road continuing their summer tours. Last evening their itineraries aligned for a gig at the Hollywood Bowl. Whiskey Myers, opened the evening, followed by TTB and the Crowes.
TTB’s set opened with a cover of the blues staple “Got My Mojo Workin'.” Then the group offered up “Do I Look Worried” from 2013’s Made Up Mind, followed by “Who Am I” and “Hero” from 2026’s Future Soul. The Let Me Get By (2016) track “I Want More" came next and led into a cover of Frank Zappa’s “Willie the Pimp.” Other highlights included a version of “Bound for Glory” from the group’s debut Revelator (2011), as well as a sequence that moved from a jam featuring sax player Kebbi Williams and drummer Isaac Eady, which moved into Dr. John’s “I Walk on Guilded Splinters,” then Jeff Beck’s “Beck's Bolero.”
The Black Crowes opened with their classic “Remedy,” which they juxtaposed with “It’s Like That” from their new album A Pound of Feathers. The remainder of their set spanned the group’s career including “Jealous Again,” “Lay It All On Me,” “Thorn In My Pride,” “Soul Singing,” “She Talks To Angels” and “Twice As Hard.”
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Umphrey’s McGee Confirm Details for Interactive UMBowl XII
Back in June, Umphrey’s McGee announced that UMBowl XII would take place somewhere in the Midwest on October 9 and 10. The group has now confirmed the locale of the two-day event. Milwaukee Pabst Theater will host the special participatory performances, with tickets on sale Friday at 10 AM.
As the band explains, “At UMbowl, YOU help shape the show in real time through audience voting and participation, choosing unique thematic sets like ‘Choose Your Own Adventure,’ fan-voted setlists, deep cuts, and original film scoring.”
Here’s a look back at UMbowl XI, which took place the Ryman Auditorium.
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Neil Young and the Chrome Hearts Will Return to the Stage for Co-Bills with Willie Nelson & Family
Back in February, Neil Young cancelled his summer European tour with the Chrome Hearts. At that time he indicated, “Everything is OK. Just needed a break. Listening to my body.” His only confirmed gig had been Farm Aid on September 26. However, more recently, in the days leading g up to the September 18 release of Second Song, his sophomore release with the Chrome Hearts he has intimated that some additional dates were in the offing.
Two performance have now been confirmed on bills with Willlie Nelson. Neil Young and the Chrome Heart and Willie Nelson & Family will share a co-bill at Bridgeport’s Hartford HealthCare Amphitheater on Tuesday, Sept. 22. Then, two days later the groups also will appear at TD Pavilion at Highmark Mann. These gigs will precede Farm Aid 2026 which is set to take place on September 26 at Veterans United Home Loans Amphitheater in Virginia Beach, Virginia.
Last week Young shared the title track to Second Song, which is now available for pre-order.
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Blues Traveler, Gin Blossoms and Spin Doctors at SummerStage (Recap and Photos)
Photos and report by Bill Kelly
On Saturday night Blues Traveler, Gin Blossoms and Spin Doctors performed a standing room only show at SummerStage in New York’s Central Park.
The evening kicked off with the Spin Doctors performing "Still A Gorilla," followed by a rousing version of "You Let Your Heart Go Too Fast," "Little Miss Can't Be Wrong," and a cover of Prince's "Purple Rain" that had the entire crowd singing along.
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Global Beat: Shye Ben Tzur, Jonny Greenwood and Rajasthan Express Find “Love of the Divine”
To create 2015’s Junun, Radiohead guitarist Jonny Greenwood, poet-musician Shye Ben Tzur and the Indian folk-music collective The Rajasthan Express decamped to the inner chambers of a 500-year-old desert fortress in India’s mystical blue city of Jodhpur—about as unorthodox a recording studio as you could imagine.
Nearly a decade later, the group finally reconvened to create the project’s second chapter, Ranjha—and Radiohead’s sonic scientist laid out a plan that shocked Ben Tzur.
“We recorded Junun in the most spectacular, inspiring place. I thought I’d found the perfect recipe—let’s never record any other way,” he says today. “But to Jonny, if something works, it means that now you have to do something completely different.”
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Premiere: Buddy Miller Enlists The McCrary Sisters for Opening Track on First Solo Album in 15 Years
Buddy Miller has invited a range of friends and enthusiasts to join him on his forthcoming self-titled album. Buddy Miller, which will be released by New West Records on September 11, is the first solo effort from the artist since 2011’s acclaimed The Majestic Silver Strings. Miller, who took home Lifetime Achievement honors at the 2022 Americana Awards is not only a musicians’ musician but has passionate fanbase that has long been anticipating the new record. His most recent studio album was 2023’s In the Throes, Miller’s critically lauded fourth collaboration with his wife Julie Miller.
Buddy Miller, which features 12 songs, was produced by the artist, recorded by Mike Poole, and mixed by Miller and Alasdair MacKenzie. The array of guest musicians on the record includes: Emmylou Harris, Larry Campbell & Teresa Williams, The War & Treaty, Jim Lauderdale, Lee Ann Womack, Shawn Colvin, Ashley Monroe, Elizabeth Cook and Dan Penn. Miller also is joined by Fred Eltringham (drums, percussion), Viktor Krauss (bass), Tim Lauer (keyboards), and Steve Fishell (pedal steel) throughout the recording.
The McCrary Sisters appear on multiple tracks, including the album’s opener, “As Long As I Have You” which were are premiering today. Miller notes, “This is the first of several songs featuring my friends, The McCrary Sisters. I first heard them in 2002 at the Belcourt Theater, where they were singing behind Isaac Freeman, the late, great bass voice of the Fairfield Four, with Mike Henderson on guitar. A year later, when I started writing Universal United House of Prayer, singing with the McCrarys became the goal."
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The Allman Betts Family Revival Tour will return for a tenth year this fall. The Allman Betts Band once again will anchor the event and welcome a stellar cast of fellow musicians, including: Robert Randolph, Sierra Hull, Judith Hill, Andy Frasco, Luther Dickinson, Jimmy Hall, Steel Beans, Larry McCray, Cody Dickinson, Alex Orbison and Abby Stahlschmidt.
This year's tour is being dubbed A Decade of Revival with a nod to the Allman Brothers Band album A Decade of Hits 1969–1979. Opening night is on November 28 at the Stifel Theatre in St. Louis and the artists will travel from coast to coast, eventually landing in San Francisco for two nights at the Fillmore on December 19 and 20.
Devon Allman says of the Family Revival Tour, “I can’t believe it’s been 10 years of our beautiful gathering of friends to celebrate our dads’ songbook. Being the faithful custodians to this historic body of work is not lost on Duane and I. It is our high honor. We couldn’t possibly hold it any closer to our hearts. We can’t wait to evoke the spirits and celebrate 10 years. Be with us.”
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The California Honeydrops at the Narrows Center for the Arts
For the better part of the past two decades, the California Honeydrops has been a band building an impenetrable reputation for concerts that double as soul-powered parties. It’s a tall order for an eight-piece ensemble- to generate that kind of energy every night—especially one that tours as much as this crew. Yet, here was the Oakland octet, on a mid-summer Wednesday at the old Massachusetts mill, emptying the powder keg for a sold-out house, cranking out two-and-a-half hours of festive and fantastic fun.
In a collective versed equally as well in seminal blues and classic R&B, the delights hinge on its frontman- singer/guitarist/trumpeter, Lech Wierzynski. With an encyclopedic musical versatility matched only by his radiant and infectious charisma, Wierzynski took immediate note of the seated crowd- standard custom at the Narrows. He confessed his appreciation for such, preferring a more subdued evening. Yet, he and his mates belied the tug of a breezy affair, and by show’s end, had the capacity crowd standing and dancing on every square-inch of hardwood.
Such is a Honeydrops gig, opening this bag with a chorus of slow and funky shoo-be-do-dah-days. Abruptly, the extended band pared down to a quartet, with Wierzynski offering a teasing monologue about Bonnie Raitt and the musical Oklahoma!- as an elongated intro to his tribute to Ray Charles, and Charles’ rendition of “Oh, What a Beautiful Morning”- all of this, just two songs into the set. The three-piece horns, led by the Honeydrops’ veteran saxman, Johnny Bones, then returned for “Last Night on the Back Porch,” first popularized over a century ago in 1924. Again, such is a Honeydrops gig.
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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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