Watch A Trailer For Anticipated ‘Summer Jam At Watkins Glen’ Documentary
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Phish’s Mike Gordon Makes Surprise Appearance At eTown Hall Ahead Of Dick’s Run
In Colorado for Phish’s three-night run at Dick’s Sporting Goods Park, bassist Mike Gordon dropped in on Darrell Scott’s eTown performance in Boulder on Thursday.
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6 New Albums From Ellie Goulding, Molly Tuttle, Amyl & The Sniffers + Others
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Get Tickets To See Rush, Greensky Bluegrass, Sombr, Samantha Fish & More
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Mac Ayres Finally Gets Behind The Tiny Desk
Mac Ayres finally performed at NPR’s Tiny Desk and debuted the unreleased Carrtoons co-write “Please Come Home.”
Huck Finn Jubilee To Skip 2026 Festival
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Jeff Tweedy, Wynonna, Warren Haynes & More Coming to PBS ‘The Cavern Sessions’ This Fall
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BTS Reenters ‘Love Maze’ For 1st Time Since 2019
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Lollapalooza India Lands Olivia Dean, Limp Bizkit, KATSEYE & More For 2027 Lineup
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Marcus King Covers Wilco’s ‘Either Way’ For 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline Series
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Daniel Caesar Reunites With Rex Orange County In London
Daniel Caesar launched the Europe leg of his Son Of Spergy Tour in London last night where he welcomed collaborator Rex Orange County.
Lukas Nelson & Mitch Chakour Help Tedeschi Trucks Band Cap Tanglewood Debut
Lukas Nelson and Mitch Chakour joined Tedeschi Trucks Band during the encore of their Tanglewood debut in Lenox, Massachusetts.
Roger Daltrey Addresses The Who’s Drummer Issues & Potential 2027 Shows
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Noel Gallagher Adds Fuel To Oasis 2027 Tour Speculation
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Experiencing Song Summit 2026 Through All 5 Senses
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Samantha Fish Details Shake ‘Em On Down Tour 2026
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Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Adds More Artists To 2026 Lineup
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KATSEYE Kicks Off Wildworld Tour In Dublin With Live Debuts & More
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'No One Puts Double Fine Out of Business Except for Me' — Tim Schafer Explains How He Kept Double Fine Afloat After Leaving Xbox
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Wonder Woman Casting Rumors Heat Up as Fans Suspect James Gunn Secretly Picked Adria Arjona for the Role
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gamescom Apologizes for Its Initial Response to Thefts, Promises Improved Security Measures
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The Odyssey Surpasses $1 Billion at International Box Office With Weeks Left In Theaters
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Zach Cregger Already Has 'Ideas' About What He'd Do for a Second Resident Evil Movie
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Spider-Noir Canceled at Prime Video After One Season
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Tetris Responds After Trump Administration Launches 'Build the Wall' Clone Game
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Hideki Kamiya Isn't Fussed About the Physical vs. Digital Debate – He Just Wants Games to Be Preserved for Future Generations
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Rockstar Censors GTA 6 Extended Look Trailer for China
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Bungie Confirms Plans to Sublease Parts of Its Enormous Bellevue Headquarters Following Mass Layoffs
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Hands-On With Acer's Prototype Convertible Handheld PC/Laptop Hybrid
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New Resident Evil Teaser Trailer Reveals First Glimpse at Creature That Looks a Lot Like Las Plagas
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DLSS 5 Will Be Coming to Older Graphics Cards After All
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Criminal Showrunner and Winter Soldier Co-Creator Ed Brubaker Sued by Production Assistant
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Hideki Kamiya Tells Xbox CEO He's Ready to Make Scalebound When She Is
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Game of Thrones Stage Play The Mad King Is Coming to London in 2027
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Harry Potter Series' Dobby and Young Voldemort Casting Revealed
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White House Launches Arcade.Gov, a Minigame Site Where You Catch Immigrants, Build a Tetris Border Wall, and 'Fill Your Kids' Trump Accounts' With Bitcoin
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I'm Getting My Hopes Up for The Ascent 2 After the Developer Told Me It Had Big Franchise Plans
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Odyssey Translator Emily Wilson, Who Slammed Nolan's Movie, Retranslating Homer’s Epic From Scratch
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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!
Celeb Hairstylist Travis Ogletree Wants You to Lighten Up This Fall: From Brighter Hues to Lowering Hot Tools
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Roger Daltrey Talks Zak Starkey’s Departure from The Who, Possible Reunion
Roger Daltrey has offered some more insight into The Who’s recent split with longtime touring drummer Zak Starkey as well as accounts that they have already reunited for some rehearsals.
In an interview with Life Minute TV, the singer, who is currently on a solo tour, told Joann Butler, “It’s never been the same since Keith [Moon] died. I can’t pretend it has. We were firing on all cylinders. We could throw anything out there and make something of it. That kind of disappeared when Keith died.”
He then went on to discuss the band’s relationship with Starkey, who worked with the acclaimed outfit from 1996-2025. Before then, Faces drummer Kenney Jones sat behind the kit from 1978–1983 as well as in 1985 and 1988 while Simon Phillips held that role during a reunion run in 1989. Scott Devours filled in on drums after Starkey parted ways with the group before in their final US tour last year.
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Brandi Carlile Shares “Church & State (Sad Gay Version),” Welcomes Gibb Droll
Brandi Carlile has shared a reimagined version of her song “Church & State,” which she has dubbed “Church & State (Sad Gay Version).”
Carlile explains, “If ‘Church & State’ is a rallying cry for a world where one is free to believe what they choose, then the Sad Gay Version is a deep mourning for those who haven’t had the chance to live in such times yet—and for all those who fight to ensure we can continue to believe, love and share life together on our own terms, without consequence. Without interference.”
The track is the second number from Returning To Myself (Sad Gay Version), an expanded edition of Carlile’s 2025 album, Returning To Myself. It will be out digitally on September 25 via Interscope Records/Lost Highway. An exclusive signed rainbow vinyl edition of the deluxe album is available to those who pre-order by October 1, with orders set to ship on December 11. This special, one-time pressing and will only be available on Carlile’s website.
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Paul Simon to Release ‘The Quiet Celebration Concert’
Paul Simon will release a new live album drawn from his recent Quiet Celebration tour on October 9 via Owl Records and Legacy Recordings. Simply titled Paul Simon: The Quiet Celebration Concert, the two-hour live document will be available as a 3 LP vinyl, 2 CD set as well as across all digital music platforms and via a variety of online streaming partners. The release’s lead track, a version of “Under African Skies” featuring a duet with Simon’s wife Edie Brickell, has already been made available.
Like the tour itself, the album opens with a live rendition of Simon’s new work Seven Psalms, a continuous 33-minute meditative piece arranged and composed especially to be heard and seen live. The record also boasts new versions of some of Simon’s most cherished originals, as well as some oft-overlooked numbers.
The Quiet Celebration was Simon’s first extended outing since 2018, when he embarked on a so-called final tour, though he continued to make select live appearances. During the intervening years, Simon battled hearing loss and found a new way to perform. In a film accompanying Paul Simon: The Quiet Celebration Concert, which debuted on Disney+ in June, the songwriter says, “It’s enabled me to play with musicians again. I really missed it. Everybody has enjoyed the experience so much, there’s been a feeling of camaraderie and elation that we were playing this piece of music that we were really interested in, and that had a significant effect on me. It made for one of the most extraordinary tours I’ve done—maybe the most joyous.”
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The Avett Theater is Coming to North Carolina
Mount Pleasant, NC will soon be home to a theater named after The Avett Brothers. As reported by the Charlotte Business Journal¸ a group of investors and historic preservationists in Cabarrus County have raised $3.75 million to renovate an 80-year-old abandoned movie theater, the Paula Theater, which has sat empty for decades. If all goes according to plan, then The Avett Theater is expected to be fully operational by the end of 2027.
Charlotte Business Journal also explains that “Dr. Allen Dobson, retired president of Cabarrus Family Medicine and an ardent preservationist in Mount Pleasant, the Cabarrus town that includes the old theater, told CBJ the nonprofit entity behind the project has raised $1.4 million—or nearly half the total cost. Dobson chairs the nonprofit, Mt. Pleasant Theatre Inc.” In addition to packing summer sheds and concert halls around the country, The Avett Brothers also ventured into theater with their musical Swept Away, which ran on Broadway in 2024.
The Avett Brothers hail from nearby Concord, NC and co-founders Seth and Scott still live in the area. They will perform at Roanoke, VA’s Elmwood Park tomorrow.
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Mike Gordon Joins Darrell Scott in Boulder
Mike Gordon made a surprise appearance with noted singer-songwriter Darrell Scott at Boulder, CO’s eTown Hall last night. The bassist, who is in town for Phish’s annual three-show Labor Day weekend run at Commerce City, CO’s Dick’s Sporting Goods Park, emerged at the end of Scott’s first set for Townes Van Zandt’s “White Freightliner Blues” and Johnny Cash’s “Big River.” Then, partway through Scott’s second set, eTown founder and Hot Rize bassist Nick Forster emerged on guitar for “Colorado” and remained on stage as Gordon returned for “It’s The Whiskey That Eases The Pain,” Hank Williams’ “Weary Blues From Waiting,” “Born To Fly” and “Wayfaring Pilgrim.”
Gordon has performed on eTown before, notably recording a session with Leo Kottke in 2005. Phish has worked a few Hot Rize songs into their catalog as well, including “Nellie Kane,” which they have played 75 times since 1993, mostly recently at Boulder’s Folsom Field last summer. They also ran through “Midnight on the Highway” once in 1996, after jamming on the bluegrass cut while crossing the border into Canada at night.
Phish will kick off their Dick’s run this evening. Gordon also recently sat in with his bandmate Bob Wagner for a series of honky-tonk tunes in Vermont, alongside his daughter Tessa. Grace Potter also emerged during the evening.
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Wednesday Share Mr. Rat’s Haunted Corn Maze Halloween Details
Wednesday have confirmed the full lineup for their hometown Halloween bash. Billed as Mr. Rat’s Haunted Corn Maze, the October 31 appearance will take place at Asheville, NC’s Orange Peel, hosted by Stone Quackers star Whitmer Thomas. Snail Mail’s Lindsey Jordan will also offer a solo set during the night while Harvester will round out the bill. The show’s announcement went on to say, “Expect an evening of gore and mayhem featuring Wednesday and a few secret special guests.” A day earlier, Wednesday will play another gig in Asheville, at the Hellbender, beginning their run of dates with fall tourmates Mannequin Pussy.
Wednesday will kick off a round of September dates at Mexico City’s Foro Indierocks! on September 19.
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It is not remotely hyperbolic to say that singer-songwriter Phoebe Bridgers’ latest album, Lost Weekend, is one of indie rock’s most hyped-up and breathlessly anticipated releases of 2026. That’s certainly thanks to Bridger’s music—clever, deeply emotional songwriting set to subdued and haunting folk—but also the lack thereof: Lost Weekend is just her third album, and her first solo release in six years. In some ways, she’s been everywhere—winning a Grammy as part of boygenius, collaborating with SZA, opening for Taylor Swift—but this third album is years in the making.
So we’re thrilled to report: Phoebe Bridgers is back, and better than ever. Lost Weekend is a fitting next chapter for Bridgers’ musical evolution. 2020’s Punisher was a more orchestral, versatile expansion from the straight-ahead folk of 2017’s Stranger in the Alps—and Lost Weekend keeps pushing the edges of her sound in every direction.
There are tons of folks lending a hand here—Tony Berg, Jack Antonoff, Ethan Gruska and Alex G all co-produce with Bridgers. Big names like Chris Thile, Blake Mills and Bridger’s partner Bo Burnam show up in the credits, with many more. But the album never feels crowded—and nothing takes away from Bridgers’ intimate vocals.
With first single “Lost Boys,” Bridgers has written her catchiest song yet—a glimmering pop-rock singalong ode to men who “never grow up, never go home.” On “Never Going Back!” Bridgers takes a page from collaborator Conor Oberst for a gloriously ragged, rocking mantra (“Never going back again, the way it used to be is not the way that it is”) that dissolves into a sweet, loving voicenote from her father, who died in 2025. And on “Other Plans,” she’s whispering over ethereal piano, “Our love had other plans for us.” Bring tissues.
On “Bobby,” Bridgers is closest to her boygenius sound—a rock tune that kicks off with a shout and builds into gang vocals (“This could be the end”) before melting into ambient tones.
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Woods Will Move Woodsist Festival from Arrowood Farms After This Year
Woods have confirmed that this will be the final year that they will host their annual Woodsist Festival at Accord, NY’s Arrowood Farms. Though the festival began in Brooklyn in 2009 and was held in California for several years, it has been an Arrowood mainstay since 2019.
In a note from the band shared on social media, along with their song “Moving to the Left,” they explained, “The first WOODSIST FESTIVAL took place in a vacant lot in Brooklyn in 2009. Since then, we’ve traveled to Big Sur, Joshua Tree, and starting in 2019, Arrowood Farms in beautiful Accord, NY. However, nothing is forever.. It’s hard to say, but this year’s festival will be our last at our beloved Arrowood —our festival home right in our own backyard. We’ll announce where we’re off to soon, but for now, let’s celebrate the closing of a chapter here with our Arrowood Farms family… one last time, with Light and with Love. The 2026 Woodsist Festival lineup is perhaps our favorite of the past 15 years. Over the next few weeks, we’re going to be sharing some info and personal thoughts about each of this year’s performers. If you’ve ever been on the fence about coming to the fest, it’s time to jump in. See you on the farm.”
Woodsist will take place on September 26 and 27. In addition to host band Woods, the lineup will also include Destroyer, Cate Le Bon, Mdou Moctar and a special tribute to Alice Coltrane featuring onetime members of her band, among other acts.
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Another weekend of Thank You! Sly
A slew of musicians will pay tribute to Sly & the Family Stone this weekend. Billed as Thank You Sly!, the shows will take place at Novato, CA’s HopMonk Tavern this evening, September 4 and Santa Cruz, CA’s Woodhouse Blending & Brewing tomorrow, September 5. Building off a similar run of shows this spring, the gigs will bring together ALOs’ Dan “Lebo” Lebowitz, Ezra Lipp and Steve Adams, onetime Tonight Show band member Vicki Randle, Frank Zappa collaborator Ray White, Grateful Dead family member Mookie Siegel, trumpeter Brendan Liu, Con Brio’s Marcus Stephens, and Trey Anastasio Band’s Natalie Cressman. “🪩Building off our last weekend run back in the Spring, we are excited to continue this tribute tradition by going deeper on the tunes and interplay,” Adams said in a post. “We also expanded our horn section to include the wonderfully talented Natalie Cressman.”
ALO will perform next at Santa Barbara, CA’s All Gaucho Reunion on October 17.
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Alabama Shakes Return to Radio City, Welcome Hannah Cohen for “Garden”
Photos and report by Bill Kelly
Alabama Shakes made their highly anticipated return to NYC last night at Radio City Music Hall, supporting I Must Be Dreaming, their first release in over eleven years. They were joined by opening act Hannah Cohen, who later returned to the stage to perform "Garden" from the new album.
The set opened with "Tea Time" and featured hits including "Sound & Color," "Gimme All Your Love," "Don't Want to Fight," and "Hold On." Lead singer Brittany Howard took a few moments to connect with the welcoming crowd, offering a reminder to remain faithful and hopeful before the band broke into "I Feel Hope Coming."
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