Track Star* Tests Susan Tedeschi & Derek Trucks’ Musical Knowledge
Susan Tedeschi and Derek Trucks went toe-to-toe to test their music knowledge on webseries Track Star*.
Sierra Hull Details ‘The Movements’ Bluegrass Concerto
Commissioned by the FreshGrass Institute in 2023, Sierra Hull's 'The Movements' bluegrass concerto now has a release date.
Goose FACEs ‘The Office’s’ Jake Lacy In Wacky ‘Big Modern!’ Teaser Video
Goose rolled out a video teasing their "Big Modern!" project starring actor Jake Lacy of 'The Office,' 'Girls' and 'The White Lotus' fame.
Kendall Street Company Releases Dave Schools-Produced ‘Space Is The Place’ Cover
Kendall Street Company teamed with Widespread Panic's Dave Schools to record a cover of Sun Ra's "Space Is The Place."
Dogs In A Pile Bring Out Natalie Brooke On Keytar For ‘Funky Bitch’ At 9:30 Club Debut
Natalie Brooke joined Dogs In A Pile for a performance of the Son Seals-penned "Funky Bitch" on Thursday at the 9:30 Club in Washington D.C.
The Black Crowes Fit Debuts & Rarities Into 1st Show Of 2026
The Black Crowes launched their 2026 Tour with new song debuts and rarities at the Forum Theatre in Melbourne, Australia.
Mumford & Sons Talk Getting Off The ‘Back Foot’ On ‘CBS Mornings’ Ahead Of Biggest Tour Yet
Mumford & Sons sat down Anthony Mason to discuss how they got their groove back for a 'CBS Mornings' feature.
Jeff Tweedy Covers Nirvana & Jimi Hendrix In Seattle
Watch Jeff Tweedy and his solo band cover Nirvana and Jimi Hendrix last night in Seattle.
Jam For Good: The Head And The Heart To Perform At Pediatric Cancer Benefit In Nashville
The Head And The Heart will play a special benefit concert presented by Jam For Good at Brooklyn Bowl Nashville on April 29.
U2 Shares ‘Easter Lily’ EP
U2 released another EP, 'Easter Lily,' featuring six new songs.
Paul Simon Turns Back The Clock With Rare ‘Something So Right’ Performance On ‘Colbert’
Watch Paul Simon perform "Something So Right" for the first time in 33 years on Thursday's episode of 'The Late Show With Stephen Colbert.'
Billy Strings Honors Ronnie Bowman With New Song Debut In St. Augustine
Billy Strings debuted a song he co-wrote with Ronnie Bowman, who died last month at age 64, during Strings’ show last night in St. Augustine, Florida.
Jack White Is Back With Scorching New Songs ‘G.O.D. And The Broken Ribs’ & ‘Derecho Demonico’
Jack White unveiled “G.O.D. And The Broken Ribs” and “Derecho Demonico," his first new music since the release of his 'No Name' album in 2024.
9 New Albums Out Today: Trey Anastasio, Bruce Hornsby, Thundercat & More
Release Day Picks this week highlight new albums from Trey Anastasio, Bruce Hornsby, Thundercat, Arlo Parks, Charley Crockett, Bon Iver, Angine de Poitrine, Sunn O))) and Earl Sweatshirt, MIKE & SURF GANG.
Get Tickets To See Billy Strings, Weezer, Muse, Daniel Caesar & More
Concert tickets on sale today include Billy Strings, Weezer, Muse, Daniel Caesar, $uicideboy$, Benson Boone, Dermot Kennedy, Yeat, PRESIDENT, Lily Allen, Umphrey's McGee, the Disco Biscuits and more.
High Sierra Music Festival Rolls Out Full 2026 Lineup: Steel Pulse, The Word, Don Was & More
High Sierra Music Festival organizers unveiled the full 2026 lineup for the 4th of July Weekend event's debut in Grass Valley, California including over 20 newly added acts .
Phish Returns To Mexico In 2027 For 10th Riviera Maya Destination Event
Phish will celebrate the 10th anniversary of their Phish: Riviera Maya all-inclusive concert vacation January 27 - 30, 2027 at the Moon Palace Resort in Cancún, Mexico.
Jeff Tweedy Covers ‘Louie Louie,’ Welcomes Scott McCaughey & Honors Michael Hurley In Portland
Jeff Tweedy had several special tributes in store for his two-night stand at Revolution Hall in Portland, Oregon.
Low Cut Connie Reimagines Prince’s ‘Little Red Corvette’ For The Current
Low Cut Connie's Adam Weiner took to Minnesota's The Current to honor Prince with "Little Red Corvette," 10 years out from the iconic musician's passing.
Olivia Rodrigo Officially Announces Highly Anticipated 3rd Album
Olivia Rodrigo confirmed she'll release her third studio album, 'you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love,' on June 12, 2026.
'We’re Not Going to do a Dead by Daylight 2' – Developer Kills Possibility of a Sequel
The devs of Dead by Daylight tell me they're extremely committed to keeping the game going as long as possible with support, crossovers, and all sorts of updates. So committed, in fact, that a sequel to the game is off the table.
One Deranged Pokémon Pokopia Player Has Slurped Up the Entire Ocean
Iffy as my own sense of aesthetics in Pokémon Pokopia might be, at least I am not actively causing a second apocalypse to befall the world of Pokopia, like one player is doing by sucking up the entire ocean and destroying all the land in Bleak Beach.
'Any Update Is a Bonus Not a Right' Says Peak Dev in Response to 'Lazy Dev Cycle' Accusations
The developer of 2025 surprise indie "friendslop" darling Peak is asking players to be a little more gracious to the studio when requesting updates, saying, "Neither us or [co-developer] Aggro Crab are live service studios, any update is a bonus not a right."
Peaky Blinders Sequel Series Casts Jamie Bell, Charlie Heaton and More; First Photo of Duke Shelby Revealed
Netflix revealed a first look at two new Peaky Blinders sequel series starring Jamie Bell as Duke Shelby, son of Cillian Murphy’s Tommy Shelby. Barry Keoghan played Duke in the recent film Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man. The new cast also includes Charlie Heaton, Jessica Brown Findlay, Lashana Lynch and Lucy Karczewski.
Brian Cox Joins Cast of Dexter: Resurrection Season 2
Brian Cox, the first actor to ever play Hannibal Lecter on screen, will play another serial killer in Season 2 of Dexter: Resurrection. Cox will reportedly portray Dom Framt, aka The New York Ripper.
Disney Reveals Episode Titles and Release Times for Star Wars: Maul – Shadow Lord
Disney has confirmed the episode release schedule for Star Wars: Maul – Shadow Lord, including individual episode titles.
The Dungeon Crawler TV Series Is Officially Confirmed for Peacock
The live-action adaptation of Matt Dinniman's Dungeon Crawler Carl series is officially in development at Peacock, according to a report from Variety.
The Bonfire of the Vanities: Apple TV Series Adaptation in Development with David E. Kelley, Matt Reeves
Producer David E. Kelley (Big Little Lies) and director Matt Reeves (The Batman) are teaming up for a streaming series adaptation of The Bonfire of the Vanities for Apple TV. Kelley will script the adaptation of the bestselling Tom Wolfe novel, which was previously adapted for the big screen as a notorious 1990 box office flop directed by Brian De Palma and starring Tom Hanks, Melanie Griffith, and Bruce Willis,
Ally: First Look at Bong Joon Ho's First Animated Film
After directing live-action classics like Parasite and Snowpiercer, Oscar-winning filmmaker Bong Joon Ho is making his first animated feature film, titled Ally. The first image from Ally was released today. The movie follows "a curious and endearing piglet squid" who dreams of starring in a wildlife documentary.
'If I Could Know, I Would Want to Know' — Steven Spielberg Says His Big Question About Aliens 'Has Resolved Itself to My Satisfaction' in Disclosure Day
Steven Spielberg has started to peel back the curtain on his upcoming sci-fi blockbuster, Disclosure Day, which he says is inspired by the question of whether aliens are here with us on Earth.
Star Wars: Maul – Shadow Lord Season 2 Confirmed Ahead of Season 1 Debut on Disney+
Lucasfilm has confirmed Star Wars: Maul – Shadow Lord Season 2 ahead of the debut of Season 1 on streamer Disney+.
Remember the Switch 2's Mysterious C Button? Nintendo Is Trying to Tempt You With Platinum Points and User Icons Just to Press It, Now GameChat Is a Premium Feature
Nintendo seems keen for you to remember that the Switch 2's C Button exists, now GameChat is a premium feature.
Marvel's New Avengers Crossover to Include Exclusive Magic: The Gathering Card
Marvel is giving fans added incentive to read Avengers: Armageddon #1 this summer, as the crossover comes bundled with an exclusive Magic: The Gathering card featuring Wolverine, Iron Man, Spider-Man, and Red Hulk.
HBO to Debut Harry Potter Making Of Documentary, Offering Our Best Look Yet at Its Big Budget Wizarding World Series
HBO has announced plans to launch a major documentary charting the making of its big budget new Harry Potter TV series.
Brian Raffel, Co-Founder of Call of Duty Developer Raven Software, Retires After 36 Years at Studio
Brian Raffel, the 36-year veteran and co-founder of Madison, WI-based Raven Software, is retiring. During his time Raven went from working closely with id Software on Heretic and Hexen to working on Star Wars, Star Trek, Marvel, and, most recently, Call of Duty.
'It Killed Me That People Couldn't Play It' — Director of The Last of Us Online Only Found Out It Was Canceled 24 Hours Before the Public, Says It Was 80% Complete
The director of The Last of Us multiplayer spinoff has spoken out on the “devastating” impact of its cancellation, which he only found out about 24 hours before Sony made it public.
Jack Black Debuts New Super Mario Song — But Why Wasn't This in The Super Mario Galaxy Movie?
Jack Black has debuted a new song about Super Mario for the launch of The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, following his previous viral hit Peaches. But why isn't this fresh tune actually in Nintendo's new film?
GTA 5 Among a Handful of Games Leaving Xbox Game Pass This Month
Microsoft has confirmed the batch of games leaving Xbox Game Pass this month, and among them is Grand Theft Auto 5.
'As Far as I'm Concerned, We're Heading Forward' — Avatar 4 and 5 'Full Speed Ahead,' Producer Insists, but Those 2029 and 2031 Release Dates Are 'Tentative'
Following the release of Avatar: Fire and Ash, fans of the franchise are wondering if creator James Cameron will get to realize his ambition of following it up with Avatar 4 and 5. While the legendary writer and director has yet to confirm either movie is 100% happening, an Avatar producer sounds convinced both are on the way.
Capcom Adds All 3 OG Resident Evil Games to Steam, but There's a Catch
Surprise! The first three instalments of Capcom's storied Resident Evil franchise — 1996's Resident Evil 1, 1998's Resident Evil 2, and 1999's Resident Evil 3: Nemesis — are now available to play on Steam.
Star Sightings: Hudson Williams Steps Out in New York City, Aubrey Plaza Looks Chic During Paris Fashion Week
The stars are out and about!
George Clinton, Heart and Emmylou Harris to Perform at Grammy Hall of Fame Gala
“George Clinton at Pori Jazz” by JIP is licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0. The Grammy Museum has added more performers to its third-annual Hall of Fame induction gala. Staging at Beverly Hills, Calif.’s Beverly Hilton on May 8, the 2026 Grammy Hall of Fame Gala will honor the esteemed recordings of its 52nd class with […]
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High Sierra Music Festival Unveils Full 2026 Lineup
High Sierra Music Festival, photo by Michael Pegram High Sierra Music Festival has unveiled the full artist lineup for its 34th annual presentation. From July 2-5, the beloved Northern California institution will migrate to its new venue of the Nevada County Fairgrounds in Grass Valley, Calif. with a carefully curated roster of pioneers in jam, […]
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Bruce Hornsby, photo by David McClister Every Friday, Relix surveys the wealth of new music released over the past seven days and selects standouts for the Relix Staff Picks playlist. Read on for the highlights from this week’s batch, presented by Qobuz: experience the difference with high-quality music streaming and human-curated selections from the platform […]
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Paul Simon Performs “Something So Right” for the First Time in 33 Years on Colbert
Paul Simon, image via YouTube Paul Simon appeared on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert last night. In his latest spot on the CBS talk show he’s frequented for years, the icon reflected on his early career and his return to the stage and offered a tender treatment of “Something So Right,” a cut from […]
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Montreux Jazz Festival has released the programming for its 2026 presentation. Returning to the Lake Geneva shoreline in Montreux, Switzerland from July 3–18, the legendary music festival’s 60th anniversary staging will once again showcase a genre-colliding lineup of celebrated artists from around the world, including icons like Van Morrison, James Taylor, Sting, Nick Cave & […]
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Billy Strings Debuts Two Originals at Spring Tour Kickoff
Billy Strings, photo by Madison Dodd Billy Strings stepped into the spotlight in St. Augustine, Fla. last night to kick off his spring tour. With the first of three nights at the St. Augustine Amphitheater, the bluegrass firebrand blazed through two sets of genre standards and his own beloved catalog, ornamented by a few unexpected […]
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Photo: Alyssa Gafkjen *** “It’s a big old mountain that I’ve been contemplating for something like 40 years. I’m almost speechless,” Gillian Welch acknowledges, just before she and David Rawlings will take to the road for a series of shows in which they will set their sights on the Grateful Dead’s colossal catalog. In particular, […]
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The Black Crowes: A Pound of Feathers
Despite The Black Crowes’ 2024 release, Happiness Bastards, earning a Best Rock Album Grammy nomination—they lost to the Stones—and potential Rock Hall accreditation—they were not voted in—the band played it smart with their newest studio album. A Pound of Feathers, their 10th overall release, largely follows the course set by its predecessor, which found brothers […]
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Photo: Bahram Foroughi While the boardwalk in Asbury Park was hushed by a lingering seasonal chill on the evening of March 14, 2026, the vibe inside the Stone Pony was rich with the kinetic energy of watching Mike Gordon gel with his new band. Over the last 25 or so years, Mike’s solo tours have […]
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Black Crowes Offer Bust Outs in Australia
Photo by @RossHalfin via Crowes’ Facebook page The Black Crowes kicked off their 2026 touring schedule at Melbourne’s Forum Theatre on April 2. While the Crowes focused on performing their debut album, Shake Your Money Maker, when they reunited in 2019 and worked with a more limited setlist as they inched back into touring, they […]
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