Bill & Jilian Nershi Join Daughter Lauren to Form The Nershis, Announce Debut Album
The Nershis debut album, ‘Songs For The Road,’ arrives this fall and is previewed today with the single “I Drive Me Crazy Too.”
Cardi B Releases New Single ‘AH HA’
Cardi B has released "AH HA," her first solo single since 2025's 'Am I the Drama?'
Remi Wolf Returns With New Single ‘Twiggy’
Remi Wolf is back with a fresh single, “Twiggy,” her first new music in two years.
Watch Billy Corgan Join Yungblud For ‘Zombie’ In Chicago
Yungblud offered a show at the Riviera Theatre in Chicago on Thursday where he welcomed The Smashing Pumpkins’ Billy Corgan.
Sombr Brings Out 5 Seconds Of Summer At Lollapalooza
Sombr brought out 5 Seconds of Summer as a surprise guest during his Lollapalooza set in Chicago, teaming up with the band for their 2014 hit "She Looks So Perfect."
Billy Strings Shares New Song Inspired By Michigan Hometown ‘Mill Town Flood’
Billy Strings shared “Mill Town Flood,” a new single from his forthcoming T Bone Burnett-produced album, ‘So Much For Goodbyes.’
10 New Albums Out Now From Ariana Grande, Shaboozey, Buffalo Traffic Jam & More
Release Day Picks this week highlight new albums from Ariana Grande, Shaboozey, Buffalo Traffic Jam, Ween, Arca, Wyatt Flores, The Cleaners From Venus, Michigander, SOJA and DOMi & JD Beck.
Get Tickets To See Jim James, Dark Star Orchestra, Orville Peck, Faith No More & Others
Concert tickets on sale this week include Jim James, Dark Star Orchestra, Orville Peck, Faith No More, King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, Pigeons Playing Ping Pong, Oteil Burbridge & LaMP, Godsmack and others.
Valerie June Returns To The American Songbook On New ‘Brighter Blue’ EP
Valerie June announced her new EP, Brighter Blue, due September 11 via Concord, and shared "Smokestack," a fresh interpretation that combines the blues classic "Smokestack Lightning" with the traditional folk song "In The Pines."
NIVA Venues In Focus: Q&A With Pabst Theater Group’s Gary Witt
JamBase's series highlighting National Independent Venue Association (NIVA) venues features a Q&A with Pabst Theater Group's Gary Witt.
BLACKPINK’s JENNIE Joins Tame Impala For ‘Dracula’ In Boston
Tame Impala gave fans in Boston a major surprise when Kevin Parker welcomed Jennie to the stage for the first-ever live performance of their hit collaboration “Dracula.”
Olivia Dean Covers Prince Classic In Minneapolis
Olivia Dean rolled into the Twin Cities on Wednesday where she nodded to icon and Minneapolis native Prince.
Lollapalooza 2026 Livestream Schedule: Charli XCX, Olivia Dean, Tate McRae & More
Hulu and Disney+ revealed the Lollapalooza 2026 livestream schedule with select sets slated to air from this weekend's festival.
Patti Smith Honors Glen Hansard In Milan
Patti Smith offered two songs in tribute to Glen Hansard in Milan on Wednesday, the same day the acclaimed singer-songwriter sadly died.
Bronwyn’s New Single Rolls Down Nashville’s Infamous ‘Gallatin Road’
Bronwyn released "Gallatin Road," a new single from her upcoming solo album Rattlin' Bones.
Rocky Mountain Folks Festival’s 36th Year Brings World-Class Live Music To Colorado
Rocky Mountain Folks Festival returns to Planet Bluegrass Ranch in Lyons, Colorado, August 7 – 9, with a lineup featuring Gillian Welch & David Rawlings, Jesse Welles, Ani DiFranco and more.
Smashing Pumpkins Perform ‘Brady Bunch’s’ ‘Sunshine Day’ With Barry Williams
Smashing Pumpkins turned their Chicago Lollapalooza aftershow into an evening of unexpected collaborations, welcoming The Brady Bunch star Barry Williams for a performance of "It's A Sunshine Day" before reuniting with former bassist Melissa Auf der Maur.
Joe Bonamassa & Gov’t Mule Trade Sit-Ins On Cover From Allman Brothers Catalog & More At Wolf Trap
Joe Bonamassa and Gov’t Mule kicked off a co-headline run at the Wolf Trap in Vienna, Virginia on Wednesday.
Phish’s 1996 Night At Madison Square Garden Marries Nostalgia & Fearless Improvisation
Phish’s 1996-themed finale at Madison Square Garden featured rare bust outs, a callback-filled “Harpua” and marathon jams on “You Enjoy Myself” and “Crosseyed & Painless.”
Grateful Dead Revisits Bruce Hornsby Era On ‘Dave’s Picks Volume 59’
The Grateful Dead's September 26, 1991 concert gets officially released this week on 'Dave's Picks Volume 59.'
Booster Gold TV Show Writer Says His DC Series 'Won't Be Moving Forward'
It's a sad day for superhero fans, as just hours after actor Mahershala Ali announced he's no longer working on Marvel's Blade, writer David Jenkins confirmed his Booster Gold TV show also "won't be moving forward."
Obsession Star Inde Navarrette Wants to Play Mystique Following Talks With X-Men Director
Obsession star Indie Navarrette has named Mystique as the character she wants to play in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) following talks with X-Men director Jake Schreier.
'The Fan's Dream Come True' - Marvel Comics Creators Lavish Praise on Spider-Man: Brand New Day
Marvel Comics legends Frank Miller and J. Michael Straczynski are lavishing praise on Spider-Man: Brand New Day, with Miller calling it "the fan's dream come true."
X-Men Movie Casts Samara Weaving as the MCU's Emma Frost
Marvel Studios has reportedly cast Ready or Not star Samara Weaving as Emma Frost for its upcoming MCU X-Men movie.
AMD Reportedly Plans to Raise GPU Prices, Too
It seems like AMD is about to raise graphics card prices by around 10%, according to an industry insider on Twitter.
Square Enix Says Controversial Kingdom Hearts Collection Art Was the Result of 'Human Error,' Not Generative AI
The controversial key art for Kingdom Hearts Collection 1-3 did not contain any AI-generated materials and was actually the result of "human error," according to a new statement from Square Enix.
It's Official: Mahershala Ali's Blade Movie Is Dead, and He Has Moved On
Mahershala Ali has confirmed his Blade movie is dead and he has officially moved on from the troubled Marvel project.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day Looks Set for an Enormous Opening Weekend at the Box Office, but Will It Beat Avengers: Endgame?
Spider-Man: Brand New Day is swinging towards box office success having secured the biggest previews haul in North American movie history.
Sony Says Discontinuation of PlayStation Discs Won't Have Any Negative Impact on Its Business — Now or in the Future
Sony’s controversial decision to discontinue PlayStation discs is not having any impact on its business now, and it doesn’t see any negative impact in the future, either.
The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power Has a Non-Canon 'Orc With an Arc' Who Turns Against Sauron and Even Writes Poetry
The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power has a brand new character — invented just for the Amazon show — who is something of a surprise: an “orc with an arc.”
Stellar Blade: Blood Rain Dev Shift Up Releases Entirely AI-Generated K-Pop Music Video Starring Evie and Pretty Much Everyone Hates It
Stellar Blade: Blood Rain developer Shift Up has sparked a backlash for releasing an entirely AI-generated music video starring protagonist Evie.
Tangled Set Leaks Show First Look at Live-Action Rapunzel and Flynn Rider
Disney's live-action Tangled is now filming, and set leaks have revealed our first look at Teagan Croft in costume as Rapunzel, alongside Milo Manheim as Flynn Rider.
Xbox Wants to Eventually Reach More Than a Billion People Each Day, Asha Sharma Tells Staff the Target Is to Get Halfway There by 2030
Xbox boss Asha Sharma has told staff that by 2030, Microsoft's gaming business should hit the halfway point of its ambitious target of reaching more than a billion people each day.
Dungeons & Dragons is Getting an Official Star Wars Expansion
Dungeons & Dragons is getting an official Star Wars expansion as part of its Universes Beyond label.
'That's Life, Right?' Wonder Man Star Reacts to Series Cancellation, Just Months After Emmy Nomination and Season 2 Greenlight
Wonder Man star Yahya Abdul-Mateen II has responded to the shock cancellation of his critically-acclaimed Disney+ series, just months after the show was renewed.
GameCube Classic Super Mario Sunshine Joins Nintendo Switch Online Catalog Next Month
GameCube classic Super Mario Sunshine will join the Nintendo Switch Online catalog next month.
With GTA 6 Looming Over the Horizon, Sony Says It Has Secured Enough Memory to Meet Its PS5 Sales Targets
Sony has insisted it has enough memory to meet its PlayStation 5 sales targets for the current financial year, with this November’s launch of Grand Theft Auto 6 looming over the horizon.
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Remake Will Launch Head-to-Head With GTA 6 in November, Nintendo Fans Believe, After Amiibo Release Date Revealed
Nintendo will launch its The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Switch 2 remake head-to-head with GTA 6 in November, fans believe.
Sony Acknowledges 'Strong Views' on Decision to Kill PlayStation Discs, but Insists 'We're Going to Cautiously Move This Forward'
Sony has said it won’t change its mind on killing PlayStation discs in 2028, while acknowledging “strong views” from the video game community.
Elden Ring Movie Officially Wraps Filming as Producers Thank Crew for 'Bringing Unique Project to Life'
Production has officially wrapped for A24’s Elden Ring movie, as revealed in a now-deleted Instagram post from prop artist Sean Schofield.
New Music Friday July 31: Carly Simon, Ariana Grande, Cardi B, benny blanco, Selena Gomez, Becky G and More
Check out some of ET's favorite new music of the week!
Star Sightings: Minka Kelly Rocks a Chic Look in New York City, Tom Holland Is Out and About in Paris
The stars are out and about!
Dr. Steven Gundry Says 'Eating Your Sunscreen' Could Be the Secret to Glowing Skin
Dr. Steven Gundry tells ET why healthy-looking skin starts from eating your sunscreen and making your own collagen.
New Music Friday July 24: Reba, Shania Twain, Pitbull, Charli xcx, JENNIE, Tyla, KATSEYE and More
Check out some of ET's favorite new music of the week!
The new collaborative project that teams GA-20 with Charlie Musselwhite has released it’s much-anticipated new album. New West Records has issued Blues Now which was produced by the band’s Matthew Stubbs. Musselwhite’s mastery of the harmonica and his vocal artistry are a perfect complement to GA-20’s affinity for timeless blues expressions.
In conjunction with the album release, the four musician have released a video for “Cristo Redentor” from Blues Now. Stubbs says "Although Musselwhite didn’t write it, this is Charlie’s signature song and has become a modern blues classic. His virtuosic playing changed the profile of blues harmonica and it’s a fitting tribute to close out this album with our interpretation, in tandem with Cody Nilsen’s ethereal lap steel.”
Tomorrow, GA-20 will make their television debut on CBS Saturday Morning joined by Musselwhite. GA-20 will then take to the road for an extended tour. The group's complete tour itinerary appears beneath the video.
The post GA-20 with Charlie Musselwhite Release Album, Share New Video Ahead of CBS Saturday Morning Appearance appeared first on Relix.
Holly Bowling Will Rejoin Greensky Bluegrass Following Bonus Guest-Abetted Flood City Performance
Greensky Bluegrass has collaborated with Holly Bowling on numerous occasions over the years. She appears on the band’s latest album 25 and joined them on their EP, The Iceland Sessions, among many other instances.
As the band’s Michael Arlen Bont told Relix in 2025, “She’s obviously a great player and plays with everybody. She’s that hired gun where if you want the best piano or organ player in your band, then you give her a call. She was always drawn to us because she loves our songwriting. She has a soft spot for songs that affect people. One of the things that makes her such a great fit for us is that even though she could play all of our parts at the same time, she’s also understated. She recognizes what her part should be in the music until it’s her time to go for it. Then she’s just amazing. We also get along personality wise. She’s just one of us—another misfit from Michigan.”
On July 26, the Michigan Misfits performed two sets together at the Flood City Music Festival in Johnstown, PA. The six musicians opened with an animated take on “Born Again,” which appears on The Iceland Sessions. Another earlier highlight was a run from Bob Dylan’s “When I Paint My Masterpiece” into “Lose My Way.” Then Jennifer Hartwick and Natalie Cressman appeared and added brass to “What You Need” and “Gumboots.” The second set featured a version of “Windshield” with all five members of Greensky joining Bowling on keys. The action later concluded with a sequence that began with “Distracted” (another song from The Iceland Sessions) that carried into the band’s classic “Don’t Lie,” then a cover of Steppenwolf’s “Born to be Wild” and back into “Don’t Lie.”
The post Holly Bowling Will Rejoin Greensky Bluegrass Following Bonus Guest-Abetted Flood City Performance appeared first on Relix.
Renée Fleming and Béla Fleck recently collaborated on a new studio record. The Fiddle and the Drum honors Appalachian bluegrass and folk music with guests such as Dolly Parton, Sierra Hull, Vince Gill, Jerry Douglas, Aoife O’Donovan, and Sarah Jarosz.
Fleming and Fleck debuted the material live on May 16 at the Grand Ole Opry and will next explore these songs on December 3 at Carnegie Hall.
The two of them pulled together a stellar cast of musicians to perform some of these tunes for the NPR Music Tiny Desk series. The personnel also includes Michael Cleveland (fiddle) Sierra Hull (mandolin), Mark Schatz (bass) and Jake Stargel (guitar). The setlist features "In The Pines," "He's Gone Away / Storms Are On The Ocean" and "Blackest Crow."
The post Watch Renée Fleming, Béla Fleck, Sierra Hull, Michael Cleveland, Mark Schatz and Jake Stargel Perform an NPR Music Tiny Desk Set appeared first on Relix.
On Saturday, August 8, Grateful Dead Archivist and Legacy Manager David Lemieux will host and participate in a special event. Lemieux will join the Grateful Dead Run Club for a guided seven-mile run. The organization notes, “At each location, Dave will take us inside the history - the performances, recordings and stories that made New York essential to the Grateful Dead’s journey.”
The run will begin at East 4th Street and Lafayette Street. From there the stops will include:
Fillmore East
The post Grateful Dead Archivist David Lemieux Will Join the Grateful Dead Run Club for Guided 7-Mile Run in NYC appeared first on Relix.
Bill Nershi Announces New Family Band, Shares First Single
String Cheese Incident co-founder Bill Nershi will explore a new project with his family members. In 2004, Nershi and his wife Jilian launched their Honkytonk Homeslice project and subsequently released a couple studio albums under that name. More recently, the couple issued a 2020 live record titled partNERSHIp, which was recorded at Big Basin Vineyards in Saratoga, California. The couple has now invited their daughter Lauren to join them in a new trio, which is aptly titled The Nershis.
The three musicians have recorded a studio record together. Songs For The Road will be available on October 9 and can now be pre-ordered. In addition to the Nershis, guest musicians on the album include members of the String Cheese Incident and The Infamous Stringdusters, as well as Ross James.
The first single from Songs For The Road, “I Drive Me Crazy Too” has just been released.
The post Bill Nershi Announces New Family Band, Shares First Single appeared first on Relix.
Jeff Mattson Will Play Jerry Garcia’s Alligator Guitar on Saturday at DSO Rex Foundation Benefit
Dark Star Orchestra will appear at the Greek Theatre in Berkeley, CA, for a special two-night run. The Music Never Stops: A Rex Foundation Benefit & Tribute to Bob Weir will feature some specials guests in support of the organization.
Tonight, Friday, July 31, Melvin Seals and JGB ft. Jazz Mafia Horns will deliver a performance prior to the two-set Dark Star Orchestra show. On Saturday, Peter Rowan & Sam Grisman Project will open the evening and present music from Old & In The Way.
Although DSO does not typically announce in advance the show that they’ll interpret, they have confirmed that on Saturday it will be the 8/1/73 Roosevelt Stadium show, which took place on Jerry Garcia’s 31st birthday at Jersey City, NJ. That gig also represented the final time that Garcia performed with his Alligator guitar before he retired it. To mark this special occasion, DSO guitarist will play Alligator on Saturday night via a loan from Grateful Guitars Foundation founder Andy Logan.
The post Jeff Mattson Will Play Jerry Garcia’s Alligator Guitar on Saturday at DSO Rex Foundation Benefit appeared first on Relix.
Billy Strings Shares New Song and Video “Dedicated to the Folks Back Home”
After teasing it via socials, Billy Strings has released a new single from his forthcoming album So Much for Goodbyes. He has indicated that the song “is dedicated to the folks back home. It’s a fictional story sing some non-fictional characters and places." The video for “Mill Town Flood” features art and ephemera that Strings has collected over the years. As the video description notes, “The vintage postcards and historical images featured in this video are drawn from the private collection of Billy Strings. Portions of this collection include materials generously shared with him by the Village of Muir, MI."
Strings produced So Much for Goodbyes with T Bone Burnett and it will come out on August 28 via Reprise Records. The album will be accompanied by original artwork created by Strings’ late mother, Debra Apostol. As Strings has noted, “I made this record to honor my mother,” Strings shares. “To notice and embrace this very significant period of grief in my life and make art from it. To turn my heartbreak into songs while using my guitar as a coping mechanism as I always have. It’s always been there for me to lean on through the hard times, and I figure it always will…until it’s my time to say goodbye.”
Strings' full statement about "Mill Town Flood" appears underneath the video…
The post Billy Strings Shares New Song and Video “Dedicated to the Folks Back Home” appeared first on Relix.
Billy Martin / Matt Glassmeyer / Jonathan Goldberger: State Fête
If the sights, sounds and especially the smells of a big ol' state fair are characterized by too much of a muchness—e.g., fried everything, butter art and death-spewing tractor pulls—then this instrumental trio turns down the excess to a more sane setting of, say, beguiling funhouse mirrors (with the occasional two-headed barnyard denizen) on State Fête, their first document of spontaneous live studio composery. Drummer-percussionist Billy Martin, keyboardist-saxophonist Matt Glassmeyer and guitarist Jonathan Goldberger are all veteran miners of improv gold as members of combos both overground and underground. Their bios are as extended as their instrumental techniques—and that's sayin' something.
Martin's organic collection of homemade percussion artifacts, which he often shakes, rattles and rolls while simultaneously operating a drum kit, gives the studio and quick sage smudge to kick off extended opener "Triangle on Triangle." Glassmeyer joins in on a tenor saxophone he plays with a reedless mouthpiece of his own invention, which lends it euphonious trumpet hues. He also commands a modified Wurlitzer electric piano to deploy a variety of conversational melodies, from the seductive to the satanic, evoking electric Miles.
Fairs encourage drifting, and on tracks like "Queen Substance" and "Anemone" you can sense the threesome free-associating until everything suddenly snaps into focus—and then back out. Goldberger especially bides his time, lurking in the harmonic underbrush until striking like a digitally delayed mongoose. And while you can hear much more frantic free improvising on any given New York night, Martin, Glassmeyer and Goldberger deliver at least an implied groove, from second-line New Orleans parade beats to Brazilian forró, on nearly every track. "Tal Vez Distante" (Perhaps Distant), for example, evolves into a sensuous sort of tinkling clockwork windchimes shuffle. A million moments like this invite listeners into enigmatic zones suggesting festivities cosmic, junglelike and all the healing spaces in-between.
The post Billy Martin / Matt Glassmeyer / Jonathan Goldberger: State Fête appeared first on Relix.
Hermanos Gutiérrez | Live From Relix
Acclaimed instrumental duo Hermanos Gutiérrez - brothers Alejandro and Estevan Gutiérrez - stopped by the Relix studio to perform two songs from their highly anticipated upcoming album, 'Los Ojos del Cóndor', arriving September 25 via Easy Eye Sound.
The post Hermanos Gutiérrez | Live From Relix appeared first on Relix.
Joe Bonamassa and Gov’t Mule Swap Sit-Ins
Last night, Joe Bonamassa and Gov't Mule kicked off a joint tour at Vienna, VA’s Filene Center at Wolf Trap National Park for the Performing Arts. Each act offered a full set and, as many hoped, they also opened up their stages to some cross-pollination. Gov't Mule played first and invited out Bonamassa for a memorable take on “Statesboro Blues,” the famed Blind Willie McTell tune that The Allman Brothers Band made their own decades ago, during their performance. Then, during Bonamassa's portion of the show, Gov’t Mule singer/guitarist Warren Haynes returned the favor, emerging for a cover Billy Cobham’s "Stratus."
Haynes and Bonamassa are longtime friends and have collaborated in a variety of settings over the years. The blues guitarist even recorded Haynes' “If Heartaches Were Nickels,” which was first released by Kenny Neal in 1994, on his 2000 debut LP, A New Day Yesterday.
Gov’t Mule and Bonamassa will appear at Bangor, ME’s Maine Savings Amphitheater tomorrow.
The post Joe Bonamassa and Gov’t Mule Swap Sit-Ins appeared first on Relix.