Widespread Panic Sets ‘Albany 2000’ For Live Archival Release
Widespread Panic will issue their 'Albany 2000' show in Albany, Georgia as the 21 installment of the band's multi-track archival audio series.
Country Music Icon Dolly Parton Has Died
Dolly Parton, the legendary singer, songwriter and philanthropist, has died at age 80.
Roger Daltrey Kicks Off A Great Night Out Tour In Mesa
Roger Daltrey launched his A Great Night Out tour with a 19-song set featuring The Who classics, solo material and unexpected covers.
Queens Of The Stone Confirm 1st Album In 3 Years ‘Perfecth’ & Share Simmering ‘Insignificant Other’ Single
Queens of the Stone Age are back this fall with their first new studio album in 3 years, ‘Perfecth,’ previewed today with the single "Insignificant Other.”
Joe Russo’s Almost Dead, Lettuce & Oteil Burbridge Headline Suwannee Amp Jam 2027
The Suwannee Amp Jam #3 lineup has arrived led by Joe Russo's Almost Dead, Lettuce and Oteil Burbridge, who will appear at the three-day event held February 25 - 27 in Live Oak, Florida.
Dawes & Goose Supergroup Rainbow Body Announces 1st-Ever Live Show
Taylor Goldsmith, Rick Mitarotonda, Eric Krasno and their all-star band Rainbow Body will perform live for the first time on October 23 in Laguna Beach.
Taylor Swift Performs Eras Tour Piano Mashup For Grammy Museum ‘Icon Sessions’
Taylor Swift took the stage at the Grammy Museum's Clive Davis Theater on August 18 for "The Icon Sessions," her first public performance since June.
Donna Jean Godchaux’s Life & Music Celebrated With Heart Of Gold Band Revival
Friends, family and musical admirers gathered in Petaluma to celebrate the life and music of Donna Jean Godchaux-MacKay with a two-night Heart Of Gold Band revival.
Zara Larsson & PinkPantheress Perform ‘Stateside’ Together At All Points East
Zara Larsson brought out PinkPantheress for a live debut of their "Stateside" remix during her All Points East set.
Stella Lefty Announces 2027 Long Way Home Tour Dates
Stella Lefty confirmed the Long Way Home Tour, an 18-date North American headline run set for Winter 2027 in support of her debut album of the same name.
The Strokes Debut ‘Reality Awaits’ Standout Live At Just Like Heaven
The Strokes brought another ‘Reality Awaits’ track into the live sphere during their headline performance at Just Like Heaven near Los Angeles.
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
Kevin Parker is bringing Tame Impala back to Europe in late spring 2027.
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.
Rainbow Six Tactics Announced, First Single-Player Rainbow Six Game Since Vegas 2 in 2008
Ubisoft has announced Rainbow Six Tactics, an upcoming turn-based tactics game starring familiar Rainbow Six Siege Operators. Revealed at Gamescom's Opening Night Live showcase, it will retail for $49.99 and is due out in 2027 for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S. It's the first single-player game in the franchise since Rainbow Six Vegas 2 for the Xbox 360 and PS3 in 2008.
Fans Pay Tribute to Dolly Parton After Country Music Legend Dies at 80
Country music icon, actress, and philanthropist Dolly Parton has died at 80 years old.
Avengers: Endgame Re-Release Reveals New Iron Man and Infinity Gauntlet Popcorn Buckets, Tickets On Sale Now
The upcoming re-release of Avengers: Endgame will coincide with the debut of two flashy new popcorn buckets.
gamescom Opening Night Live 2026: Everything Announced
Opening Night Live 2026 is upon us, and with it comes the promise of big new gameplay reveals, plenty of new trailers, and a long list of announcements. Check out IGN's live report, direct from gamescom.
RoboCop TV Show Casts Dan Stevens as Its Star
Prime Video's RoboCop TV show has reportedly cast Dan Stevens as its star.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 Beta Pushes Unplanned Update to Address Fan Feedback
Infinity Ward has pushed an unplanned update for the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 beta in order to quickly address fan feedback.
NBA 2K27 Is Teasing a GTA 6-Themed Event in Collaboration with Rockstar Games
NBA 2K27 is teasing a crossover with Rockstar Games, seemingly to promote Grand Theft Auto 6.
Marvel Tokon Devs Confess Regaining Trust After Fumbled PC Launch Will Be 'Extremely Challenging'
Arc System Works has apologized for Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls' PC launch and admitted it will be "extremely difficult" to regain player trust.
KFC Reveals the Oreo Chicken Burger, and We're Both Revolted and Intrigued
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PlayStation Plus Monthly Games for September 2026 Leak, Headlined by Sniper Elite: Resistance
September's PlayStation Plus monthly games lineup has leaked online ahead of Sony's official announcement.
Nintendo Announces First Switch 2 Bundles to Launch Following the Console's September Price Hike
Nintendo has revealed its first Switch 2 console bundles for launch following the console's upcoming price rise.
Asus' Special Gold ROG Xbox Ally X20 Is Surprisingly Affordable – If You Avoid the Bundle
While everything seems to be going up in price lately, due to an ongoing RAMageddon that doesn't seem to be letting up any time soon, Asus' handhelds have somehow avoided the price increases that are hitting everything in the category. And, while the company's special anniversary version of the Xbox Ally X is a bit more expensive than the regular version, it's not by much.
'Appalling and Fundamentally Dishonest': Mark Ruffalo Slams Paramount After Studio Suggests Warner Bros. Buyout Criticism Stemmed From 'Antisemitic Tropes'
Avengers star Mark Ruffalo has responded to the suggestion he invoked "antisemitic tropes" in his ongoing criticism of Paramount's $111 billion Warner Bros. buyout.
Grand Theft Auto 6: An Extended Look Global Release Times Confirmed
Here's when you'll be able to watch Grand Theft Auto 6: An Extended Look as soon as it debuts on Netflix, and when it will arrive on YouTube.
[UPDATE] GTA 6 Leaker Releases Game Store, Nightclub and Beach Gameplay Videos, Defends Crypto Scheme
The GTA 6 leaks have continued, this time with two new gameplay videos and a message from the leaker defending their crypto scheme.
GTA 6 Leak Subpoena: Discord Says It Will 'Evaluate the Validity and Scope Before Responding'
Discord has countered online reports about Take-Two’s hunt for the identity of the GTA 6 leaker, saying it has yet to be formally served a subpoena, and when it does receive it, it will take a long, hard look at it before responding.
Zach Cregger's Resident Evil Movie Includes First-Person Sequences — and Yes, Umbrella Is Involved
Zach Cregger's Resident Evil movie will pay homage to the series' first-person gameplay, newly-released footage has revealed.
EXCLUSIVE: Baldur's Gate 3: Astarion Excerpt, Narrated by Neil Newbon Himself
IGN has an exclusive excerpt of Baldur’s Gate 3: Astarion, including narration by Astarion actor Neil Newbon himself.
Pokémon Veteran James Turner Rejoins Franchise Following Work on The Plucky Squire
Pokémon development veteran James Turner is returning to the world of pocket monsters, after previously leaving to make The Plucky Squire.
Clutch Picks Up a Publisher as Maverick Games Partners with Focus Entertainment
Focus Entertainment has announced it has forged a “major publishing partnership” with independent racing studio Maverick Games for its upcoming project, Clutch, after Amazon backed out earlier this year.
Celebrity Stylist Carly Stern Shares the Solution for Your 'Nothing to Wear' Problem
Celebrity stylist Carly Stern reveals how to never feel like you have 'nothing to wear' again.
Clarté Founder Isaac Douek Designs Jewelry for Alix Earle and Says Diamonds Belong With Sweatshirts
Clarté NYC founder Isaac Douek designs diamond jewelry for Alix Earle and Bethenny Frankel that look just as good with a sweatshirt.
Coree Moreno Reveals How He Gets Zendaya and Chase Infiniti's Hair to 'Perform' All Day Long
Coree Moreno tells ET how he gets Zendaya, Chase Infiniti, and Cynthia Erivo's hair to stand the test of time.
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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David Lemieux, Bill Kreutzmann, Bob Weir, Mickey Hart and Mark Pinkus at the 2024 Kennedy Center Honors
[This article appears in our special 132-page Bob Weir edition, which presents rare photography, archival interviews and new conversations that pay tribute to an endearing, enduring artist.We previously shared our Sturgill Simpson, Susan Tedeschi, Margo Price, Don Was and Oteil Bubridge features from the publication.]]
Grateful Dead archivist David Lemieux has occupied his current role for over a quarter century. Prior to his professional association with the group, Lemieux was a Deadhead, taping and trading shows as well as kibbitzing with fellow fans about the music.
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Levitt Pavilion to Host Colorado Free Jam ft. Grahame Lesh & Friends
Denver, CO’s Levitt Pavilion will close out their free 2026 concert series with a special Colorado Free Jam ft. Grahame Lesh & Friends on Saturday, October 3. Free RSVPs and premium upgrade tickets are now available at levittdenver.org. In addition to Lesh, this version of the ensemble will boast Justin Mazer, Damian Calcagne, Ross James, Nathan Graham, Scott Padden and Elliott Peck.
As always, Lesh and his collaborators will not only celebrate family patriarch Phil Lesh by performing a mix of signature Grateful Dead numbers, but also likely revive unfinished Dead compositions, work out alternate versions of material from Grahame's Midnight North project, flesh tunes written by Grahame’s brother Brian and mix in unexpected covers.
Up next, Grahame will appear at Philadelphia’s TD Pavilion at Highmark Mann on Friday, August 28 as part of the Jerry Garcia Symphonic Celebration with the Philly Pops. Melvin Seals, Tom Hamilton, John Morgan Kimock and Kanika Moore are also part of the festivities.
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Nicole Atkins to Make Grand Ole Opry Debut, Shares New Video
Nicole Atkins will make her Grand Ole Opry debut on Saturday, September 12. The New Jersey-bred, Nashville-based musician will appear on the program as part of its extended 100th anniversary celebration, on a bill that also includes Gary Mule Deer, Caleb Caudle and Riley Downing. The show is slated to start at 7pm.
Atkins will release her first full-length effort in six years, Drama, on September 18 via Sun Records and Wicked Game. She also recently dropped a new video for one of the record’s tracks, “Trippin’ on Teardrops,” her third advance single from the forthcoming LP. The number was co-written with Peter Bjorn and John’s Peter Morén and Wilco’s Pat Sansone. The latter musician also produced the new set.
Atkins will kick off an extended tour at Columbus, OH’s Rumba Cafe on October 9.
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Dave Schools & Friends Adds Fall Shows
Widespread Panic bassist Dave Schools has confirmed a pair of special fall shows. The bassist will host Dave Schools & Friends gigs at New York’s Brooklyn Bowl on November 5 and 6, bringing together Steve Kimock, Tom Hamilton, Jennifer Hartswick, Alex Koford, John Morgan Kimock and Adam MacDougall. Schools has organized Friends shows in the past, including a Charlotte, NC gig where Stephen Stills showed up.
Widespread Panic will perform at Wilmington, NC’s Live Oak Bank Pavilion on September 18 and 19. For more on the band, be sure to order the new special edition of Relix, which is focused on the group’s 40th anniversary.
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Rainbow Body have confirmed their first live appearance. The all-star project, which brings together Dawes’ Taylor and Griffin Goldsmith, Goose’s Rick Mitaratonda, Soulive’s Eric Krasno, Terrapin Family Band’s Ross James and Circles Around the Sun’s Adam McDougall, will perform at Irvine, CA’s Irvine Bowl on October 23 as part of the Concerts in the Canyon series. Argentinian singer Ignacio Maria Gomez and double bassist/composer Garth Stevenson will open the night. Other acts slated to take part in the concert series include: Preservation Hall Jazz Band (10/3), Aloe Blacc (10/4), Ben Harper, G. Love, Donavon Frankenreiter and Lily Meola (10/24) and Amos Lee, G. Love, Donavon Frankenreiter and Lily Meola (10/25).
Earlier this year, Taylor Goldsmith teased the new project on his Substack page and the musicians formally announced Rainbow Body just a few days ago. Oteil Burbridge is also involved with the band, who recorded new music in Iceland, though it appears he will not tour with the outfit due to other commitments.
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Toy Factory Project Will Play New Year’s Eve at the Fox
Toy Factory Project have confirmed their first-ever New Year’s Eve show. The all-star ensemble, which was formed to celebrate the legacy of Marshall Tucker Band co-founder Toy Caldwell, will ring in 2027 with a show at Atlanta’s historic Fox Theatre on December 31. Tickets go on sale this Friday, August 28, with a fan exclusive beginning tomorrow, August 26, and a Fox Theatre presale set for August 27.
Anchored by founding Marshall Tucker Band drummer Paul T. Riddle, the group also features guitarist/singer Marcus King, bassist/singer Oteil Burbridge (Dead & Company, The Allman Brothers Band), guitarist singer Charlie Starr (Blackberry Smoke) and organist/piano player Josh Shilling (Mountain Heart, Wynonna Judd). For their upcoming shows, the band will be joined by fiddler/mandolinist Sam Bush and percussionist Jimmy Rector (Oteil & Friends, Anthill Cinema).
“I’m counting down the days until I can see everyone and we get to play at the Fox,” Paul T. Riddle said in a statement. “It’s one of my favorite places to play!”
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Tame Impala Add European Dates Following ‘Spiderman: Brand New Day’ Success
Tame Impala have confirmed a series of 2027 European dates, where Kevin Parker and his bandmates will present their signature Deadbeat “in the round” stage show. The tour will include a mix of headline and festival appearances, kicking off May 28 in Manchester, England and boasting a two-night stand at The O2 in London on June 1 and 2. Wet Leg will open all headlining dates.
The announcement arrives as Tame Impala continues to crossover into different corners of the pop-culture zeitgeist. “Loser,” a tune from last year’s Deadbeat, is featured in the blockbuster film Spiderman: Brand New Day and recently hit No. 1 on the Global Spotify chart. It also is currently sitting in the Top 25 on Billboard's Hot 100, while “Dracula (with JENNIE)” remains in the Top 10 on the chart after peaking at No. 5. “Dracula” has also been nominated for Best Alternative at the 2026 MTV Video Music Awards.
Deadbeat already scored Parker a Grammy award for Best Dance/Electronic Recording for the lead single “End Of Summer,” the only track eligible for the 2026 Grammys due to the LP’s late 2025 release date. He also picked up a BRIT Award nomination for International Group of the Year.
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Shovels & Rope Will Join Little Feat in Charleston, SC
Shovels & Rope have joined the lineup for Little Feat’s upcoming stops in Charleston, SC. The group, who hail from nearby Johns Island, SC, will support Little Feat at the Charleston Music Hall on September 14 and 15. A note from Little Feat reads, “Little Feat are excited to announce that Shovels and Rope will be sitting in with us during the Charleston, SC shows on September 14 and 15.”
Little Feat are currently moving through the country on their Last Farewell Tour, an extended goodbye run that will close the touring era of their storied career. The band is also the subject of a new film, directed by Jesse Lauter, Little Feat: The Documentary.
The veteran ensemble will kick off the next leg of their run at Nashville’s famed Ryman Auditorium on September 10. Maggie Rose will supply opening duties. On deck for Shovels & Rope, the duo will appear at Greenville, SC’s Hampton Station on Saturday, August 29 as part of the A Toast to the Upstate music and culinary event. Darby Wilcox and special guest Carrie Manolako will round out the evening, which is hosted by Keipi Restaurant.
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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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