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Jason Sudeikis Joins Mumford & Sons For ‘Ted Lasso’ Theme At MSG
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Hangtime Music Festival 2026 Lineup: Leftover Salmon, The Devil Makes Three, Elephant Revival & More
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Sugarland Books Celebratory The Ride Or Die Tour
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Pigeons Playing Ping Pong Make Jon Brady An Official Member
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The Tallest Man On Earth Details New Album ‘Just Beyond Endless Mountain’
The Tallest Man On Earth announced his new album, 'Just Beyond Endless Mountain' and shared a video for the single "Deliver Me From Trying."
Caroline Rose Announces New Album ‘Gentling The Horse At The Walt Whitman Mall’
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Allison Russell Outlines 2026 Fall Tour Dates & Shares ‘Really Real’ Video Featuring Norah Jones
Allison Russell heralded her North America Tour in support of her new album, ‘In The Hour Of Chaos,’ with a music video for the LP’s “Really Real” featuring Norah Jones.
The Wood Brothers Detail Fall 2026 Tour Dates
The Wood Brothers announced an 18-date fall tour, with Amelia Day supporting Midwest dates and Tyler Ramsey joining for the Northeast leg in December.
Death Cab For Cutie Returns To NPR’s ‘Tiny Desk’ For Catalog-Spanning Performance
Death Cab For Cutie brought their new album and fan favorites to NPR’s 'Tiny Desk,' performing four songs that span more than two decades of the band’s catalog.
Neil Young Discovers ‘Second Song’ On New Album With The Chrome Hearts
Neil Young & The Chrome Hearts announced a new studio album, ‘Second Song,’ arriving in September through Reprise Records.
The String Cheese Incident Locks In Just Keep Spinning Fall 2026 Tour Dates
The String Cheese Incident announced the Just Keep Spinning Fall Tour, a multi-city run kicking off in Red Bank, New Jersey this October and concluding in Del Mar, California in December.
Christopher Judge Slams God of War TV Series Showrunners For Not Hiring Writers of the Games
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Twitch Now Trains Amazon's Generative AI Models On Your Channel By Default
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Tom Holland's Brutal Spider-Man: Brand New Day Workout Goes Viral as Fans Try It for Themselves
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Made by Google 2026 Live Blog: Get Ready for the Pixel 11
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Halo 2's Midnight Release Turns Into a Hostage Situation in a New Short Film
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CD Projekt Confirms Layoffs on The Witcher Multiplayer Spin-Off, Issues Statement
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PlayStation Plus Game Catalog for August 2026 Confirmed
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How Absolute Batman Reimagines One of Bruce Wayne's Greatest Tragedies
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‘I Know That He Is a Reviled Person’ — The Social Reckoning Star Jeremy Strong Says He Emailed Mark Zuckerberg to Promise to Approach the Role ‘With Respect’
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PS5 Exclusive Ghost of Yōtei Is Getting a New Narrative Expansion, New Combat Survival Mode, and More as Part of a Complete Edition
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There Are Many Solid The Elder Scrolls 6 Subtitle Theories Based on Xbox Boss Asha Sharma’s Asterisk-Filled Tease — but Let’s Rule Out Skyrim 2 Right Now
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Sony Predicts Influx of New Players as Helldivers 2 Drops on the PlayStation Plus Game Catalog Alongside New Update and Warhammer 40,000 Warbond
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The Voice of The Witcher's Geralt Says He'd Sue Every Single AI Platform With His Voice on It 'Into the Ground' if He Could
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Space Marine 2 Maker Saber Interactive Denies Writer's Claim They Were Replaced by ChatGPT, but Admits Rideshare Stimulator Will Feature AI 'By Necessity'
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Avengers: Doomsday Ad Cost Marvel $160,000 in Fines After Safety Fears
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Disney Confirms D23 Kingdom Hearts Panel Details, and Given Who's on It, We're Expecting Kingdom Hearts 4 News
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What is billed as the last North American BEAT Tour will kick off on October 9 in Santa Cruz. This series of shows will pull together the all-star cast of guitarists Adrian Belew and Steve Vai, bassist Tony Levin, along with drummer Terry Bozzio to present the music of King Crimson. Levin was a longtime member of King Crimson and Belew appeared with various incarnations of the group.
Danny Carey had been playing drums with the collective but is unable to do so this fall, due to commitments with Tool.
Belew notes, “For those of you who’ve seen BEAT live, it’s important to note we’ll be adding some material from ’90s Crim to our Fall tour. Along with the addition of superman drummer Terry Bozzio, we feel this will result in a new experience for our audience — and this may be your last chance to hear this band play these songs. We’re very excited to play for you again. Don’t miss it!”
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Railroad Earth Announce New Album with Paul Hoffman, Daniel Donato, Lindsay Lou, and Ronnie McCoury
Railroad Earth are currently celebrating their silver anniversary. In conjunction with this milestone, the group also will release a new album on September 18. Will of the Water is now available for pre-save and pre-order.
The album was recorded at Fort Nonsense, the studio built by the group’s Todd Sheaffer. A number of guests will appear on Will of the Water, including: Paul Hoffman, Daniel Donato, Lindsay Lou, and Ronnie McCoury. The band has been releasing new music over the course of 2026, including:“Good Bones,” “Whiskey Train” with Ronnie McCoury, “Cameras” with Lindsay Lou and “Keep Your Eyes Open” with Daniel Donato.”
Railroad Earth continue to tour in conjunction with their 25th anniversary and have indicated that this will extend through their annual Horn O’ Plenty event at Stroudsburg, PA’s Sherman Theater on November 27 and 28.
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Boomtown Arts & Heritage FestAVL is a free event that will take place in Asheville, NC over Labor Day weekend. This is third annual installment of the event that draws together a variety of artists to emphasize the rich history on Asheville. Boomtown will take place in Pack Square Park from September 4-6.
The roster of musical performers includes: Lettuce, the Asheville Symphony, Cimafunk, GROUNDATION, Toubab Krewe & Friends, Golden Dawn Arkestra, Empire Strikes Brass, Jon Stickley Trio, Jonathan Scales Fourchestra, New Dawn Starkestra and many more. While the event is free, folks are encouraged to RSVP to save their spots.
As for the name of the event, the festival explains:
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King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard have made the trek from their native
Australia to the United States ahead of their Field of Vision II event which kicks off on Friday in Buena Vista, CO. Yesterday afternoon in Pasadena two of the group’s members, Stu Mackenzie and Joey Walker appeared at Sibylline. There they delivered a a surprise pop-up performance at the record store.
King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard have been releasing music from their forthcoming album Alien Metal. In addition to their first two singles: "Level 5," and the album's title-track, KGLW just shared Kill For The Steel.”
At Sibylline, Mackenzie and Joey Walker shared some of the music with folks in attendance. Then they performed an improvisatory jam. Photographer Stevo Rood captured some of the action below.
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The 8x10 Club in Baltimore has closed over the summer while ramping up for a reopening with a new ownership group. The 300-capacity venue in the historic Federal Hill neighborhood of Baltimore will be run with Rising Sun Presents as well as Baltimore native and venue regular Cris Jacobs.
As Jacobs said following the initial announcement in June, “The 8x10 has helped shape who I am as a person and an artist. It’s been that sacred space for creating music and building lifelong communities in Baltimore for decades. I honor the opportunity to help preserve and continue its legacy with the Rising Sun Presents team, who are truly some of the most righteous folks in the business."
The 8x10 has just announced its first slate of shows with the new team in place. First up will be a special Donor Party on October 8 featuring Cris Jacobs & Friends with Steve Kimock, George Porter Jr., Ivan Neville, Jennifer Hartswick and John Morgan Kimock. The Tom Hamilton Band will appear the next evening, and other confirmed artists include Rhett Miller, Everyone Orchestra ft. Cris Jacobs + members of Pigeons Playing Ping Pong, Dogs In A Pile, Skeleton Crewe, Kendall Street Company.
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Finding Inspiration Anew at The Muse in Nantucket
“When people ask, ‘How does this make sense?’ I tell them, ‘It doesn't. It doesn't make sense at all.’ But the thing is, I wasn't going to allow that to prevent me from doing it,” says Hayden Arnot, the producer and driving force behind the concert series drawing national touring acts to The Muse, a 375 capacity self-described “dive bar” on the island of Nantucket. This summer alone, the venue has welcomed artists such as Mt. Joy, Dispatch, The Head and The Heart, The Fray, Sugar Ray, Natasha Bedingfield, Oteil & Friends, Marcus King Band, Everclear, Jimmy Eat World and many others.
Arnot’s efforts hearken back to an earlier time. During the 1990s, The Muse established itself as part of the national touring circuit, particularly for artists in the jam and Americana realms. Through the dogged determination of owner Mike O’Reilly, the venue hosted performances by Widespread Panic, The String Cheese Incident, John Mayer, moe., Guster, God Street Wine, From Good Homes, Strangefolk, Agents of Good Roots and numerous other acts. The versions of "Ants Marching" and "Tripping Billies" that appear on Dave Matthews Band’s debut album, Remember Two Things were recorded at The Muse. However, O’Reilly eventually opted to recalibrate and place his focus on local events and food service.
Although Arnot is too young to have attended any of the classic shows, he was well aware of the venue’s legacy. “I always heard about The Muse and I always knew who had played in there,” he says. “Every time you walk around the room, there are all these signed photos of the bands that played in years past. My dad would go there all the time back in the day, but I was born in ’93. The music stuff was really going strong in the '90s until probably ’02 or ’03. So I missed Dispatch, Train, Guster, Dave, Mayer and Hootie. All of them played it. I remember thinking it was pretty wild that they all did that.”
In 2022, Arnot co-founded Nantucket Crisps, the island-inspired potato chip company, and he identifies parallel motivations that led him to launch last year’s Summer Series. He explains, “Music's one of the most important parts of my life, and I love Nantucket very much—so much that I started a potato chip company off Nantucket, which is pretty wild. So one day last summer I had this idea of bringing amazing musicians out to this island to make our island happy, and but also show these musicians this special place.
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Ted Lasso recently began its fourth season and the show’s co-creator and star Jason Sudeikis helped mark the occasion last night in New York City. Sudeikis was on hand at Mumford & Sons’ performance at Madison Square Garden when he offered the nod.
The theme to Ted Lasso was written by Marcus Mumford and Tom Howe. Mumford’s performance of the song appears in each episode.
Last night at MSG as Mumford moved into the tune, Sudeikis could be seen listening to the song. He then ran up and joined the action.
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The String Cheese Incident Confirm Fall Tour, Halloween Run at The Cap
The String Cheese Incident have confirmed another leg of their Just Keep Spinning Tour, which will keep the veteran Colorado act on the road into December. After their annual Huluween festival, which will return to Live Oak, FL from October 23-25, String Cheese will hit the road for a series of headlining dates, beginning at Red Bank, NJ’s Count Basie Center For The Arts on October 28, before winding through the Midwest and California. Of note, along the way, SCI will return to Port Chester, NY’s Capitol Theatre for Halloween weekend shows on October 30 and 31, and stage multi-night runs at Oakland, CA’s Fox Theater on December 4 and 5 and Del Mar, CA’s The Sound on December 10 and 11. For their fall tour, The String Cheese Incident will welcome nonprofits HeadCount and Concerted, which offers fans an opportunity to volunteer on local community service projects in exchange for a ticket to designated concerts, at each stop.
The ensemble has already debuted a handful of new originals this year as they work toward their next studio project in The Lab. Their summer tour will resume with a stop at Cleveland Heights, OH’s Cain Park Evans Amphitheater on August 11.
Looking ahead, String Cheese will head to Africa for the first time as part of The Moroccan Incident, which touches down in Marrakech, Morocco, from September 24-26. Hinting at things to come, they have also announced their first 2027 stop, a show at Greenville, SC’s Peace Center Concert Hall on January 21.
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Dave Matthews Band Will Tour From Madison, WI to Madison Square Garden This Fall
Dave Matthews Band have confirmed a brief fall tour. The run will kick off at Madison, WI's Kohl Center on November 4 and include stops at Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena (11/6), Chicago's United Center (11/7), Baltimore, MD's CFG Bank Arena (11/9) and Providence, RI's Amica Mutual Pavilion (11/10). The outing will then come to a close with a two-night-stand at New York's Madison Square Garden on November 12 and 13, where DMB last played in 2024.
Since commencing in May, DMB's 2026 outing has been highlighted by a series of guest fiddlers and unexpected song bust outs from throughout their career. The summer leg of the extended run will resume in Greenwood Springs, CO on August 28.
Here's a look at DMB's fall dates
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Guster Welcome Brad Barr and Bebe Stockwell, Perform ‘Ganging Up on the Sun’ In Its Entirety
Guster hosted their annual On the Ocean event in Portland, ME, this past weekend. The festivities kicked off at the ornate Merrill Auditorium on Friday, with Guster performing alongside the Portland Symphony Orchestra. At one point, before busting into the always charged “The Elevator,” which discusses the impactful point in a person’s life when they are taking care of both their aging parents and children, frontman Ryan Miller got emotional while admitting that he dropped off his oldest child at college that very morning. The band also ended the show, as they often do, by performing a stripped-down version of “Jesus on the Radio,” with members of the symphony joining them for the banjo-enhanced tune.
On Saturday, the festivities moved over to Portland, ME’s Thompson's Point, with Iron & Wine, The Barr Brothers, Bebe Stockwell and Cilla Bonnie supplying support duties. In addition, touring Guster drummer/keyboardist Dave Butler put together one of the “and friends” shows he often stages during his Monday night residency at Hopewell, NJ’s Hopewell Fare, with the members of Guster sitting in with him at various points during the segment.
During their headlining spot, Guster offered a career-spanning set, with Miller adlibbing a song about their recent trip to Alaska; the group performed in the state for the first time in July, making them the rare act to have played all 50 states. Adding to the theatrics, on Saturday, Miller crowd-surfed into the audience to sing while on a pool floaty. Besides key tracks from each of their nine albums, Guster also offered “Lost at Sea,” a B-side off 2010’s Easy Wonderful that they only debuted in 2024, and the rarely performed 1996 Goldfly tune “Great Escape,” which they revived earlier this year for the first time since 2023. Stockwell and The Barr Brothers guitarist Brad Barr also joined Guster on stage for a tender take on Neil Young’s “Harvest Moon,” which the evening’s hosts hadn’t covered in two years. Though Barr’s group The Slip came off age in the same Wetlands scene as Guster in the ’90s, and they share many musical acquaintances, last night was the first time the two acts collaborated in a former setting.
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