Hangtime Music Festival 2026 Lineup: Leftover Salmon, The Devil Makes Three, Elephant Revival & More
Leftover Salmon, The Devil Makes Three and Elephant Revival top the 2026 Hangtime Music Festival lineup for the event held October 16 - 18 in Placerville, California.
Sugarland Books Celebratory The Ride Or Die Tour
Sugarland announced The Ride Or Die Tour, a 26-date U.S. run celebrating the 20th anniversary of 'Enjoy The Ride,' launching October 1 in St. Augustine, Florida, and wrapping November 21 near Dallas.
Pigeons Playing Ping Pong Make Jon Brady An Official Member
Pigeons Playing Ping Pong surprised keyboardist Jon Brady with an onstage invitation to officially join the band during Domefest 2026.
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’
Caroline Rose will release 'Gentling the Horse at the Walt Whitman Mall' on October 23 via SUCK records, their new independent imprint.
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.
Watch Grahame Lesh Join Little Feat For ‘Shakedown Street,’ ‘Franklin’s Tower’ & More
Grahame Lesh joined Little Feat for multiple songs at the Fox Theater in Oakland, including Grateful Dead classics “Shakedown Street” and “Franklin’s Tower.”
Jesse Welles Recruits Daniel Donato & S.G. Goodman For Festive Bob Dylan Covers
Watch S.G. Goodman and Daniel Donato separately share the stage with Jesse Welles for Bob Dylan covers at Rocky Mountain Folks Festival and Grand Targhee Bluegrass Festival.
Dave Matthews Band Announces 2026 Fall Tour Dates
Dave Matthews Band mapped out a seven-date fall tour, featuring stops at arenas across the Midwest and Northeast.
The Record Company Revisits ‘Easy Wind’ Cover For ‘Dead Of Summer’ Series
The Record Company devoted the latest installment of their 'Dead Of Summer' video series of Grateful Dead covers to the "Easy Wind" they recorded for JamBase in 2015.
Get Ready For Campout In The Pines With The String Cheese Incident, Leftover Salmon, Lettuce, Eggy & Dogs In A Pile
The String Cheese Incident heads back to The Pines Music Park for Campout In The Pines 2026, joined by Leftover Salmon, Lettuce, Eggy and Dogs In A Pile for a weekend of music, camping and community on the venue's 140 wooded acres.
Backstreet Boys Extend Sphere Residency With 2026 New Year’s Eve Run
Backstreet Boys will ring in 2027 at Sphere, adding three New Year’s Weekend performances to their wildly successful 'Into the Millennium' residency.
Leftover Salmon Teams With Trampled By Turtles For The Band Cover In Dillon
Trampled By Turtles and Leftover Salmon’s co-headline run at Colorado’s picturesque Dillon Amphitheater came to a close with a classic by The Band.
Iceage Confirms Spring 2027 North American Tour Dates
Iceage announced a 2027 North American headline tour in support of their new album 'For Love of Grace & the Hereafter,' out now via Mexican Summer.
Dogs In A Pile Debut Smashing Pumpkins Cover In Asbury Park
Dogs In A Pile fit debuts of Smashing Pumpkins' "Cherub Rock" and two new originals into their hometown show on Saturday at The Stone Pony Summer Stage in Asbury Park, New Jersey.
Zach Top Helps Red Clay Strays Make Madison Square Garden Debut
Red Clay Strays made their Madison Square Garden headlining debut on Sunday, which saw an assist from country star Zach Top.
Zack Snyder Returns to Warner Bros. Lot Years After DCEU Exit
Zack Snyder made a surprise return to the Warner Bros. lot years after his messy DCEU exit, sparking speculation about his future with the studio.
Ewan McGregor Wants to Spend the 'Rest of His Career' Playing Obi-Wan Kenobi
Ewan McGregor is really eager to pick up his lightsaber for another Obi-Wan Kenobi adventure, should Disney give him the opportunity.
HBO's Harry Potter Casts Nicholas Hoult as Gilderoy Lockhart in Season 2
Nicholas Hoult has reportedly been cast as Gilderoy Lockhart in Season 2 of HBO's Harry Potter series, taking over the Defense Against the Dark Arts role.
Stop Killing Games Joins Dutch Consumer Group's $457M Lawsuit Against Sony Over Digital Store 'Monopoly'
The Stop Killing Games movement is officially suing Sony, claiming the company’s “monopoly” over the video game market is blatantly “against the law.”
Purported Xbox Elite Series 3 Controller Prototype Somehow Ends Up in a Customer's Hands
The Xbox Elite Series 3 Wireless Controller hasn't even been officially announced yet, but a purported prototype has seemingly found its way into the hands of someone who thought they were buying an Elite Series 2 controller on the retail website OfferUp.
The Office, Wonder Woman, and Shaun of the Dead Actor Lucy Davis Reveals Terminal Cancer Diagnosis
Lucy Davis, best known for her roles in the original U.K. version of The Office, Wonder Woman, and Shaun of the Dead, has revealed that she’s been diagnosed with terminal cancer.
Crimson Desert Dev Conducting 'Extensive Research' on Multiplayer Modes, Plots Potential Sequels
Pearl Abyss has detailed its plans for smash hit action role-playing game Crimson Desert, confirming it is exploring multiplayer modes. Meanwhile, we have a target launch window for the Nintendo Switch 2 version, and talk of potential sequels.
House of the Dragon Showrunner Reveals Who Should Win the Iron Throne
House of the Dragon showrunner Ryan Condal reveals which character he believes is best suited to sit on the Iron Throne and bring stability to Westeros.
Blue Lock Comes to Real Life With Official Japan Football Association Training Camp Inspired by the Anime
The Japan Football Association is bringing Blue Lock to life with a free, exclusive training camp directly inspired by the popular sports anime.
Xbox CEO Gets Elder Scrolls 6 Demo, Teases the Subtitle
Xbox CEO Asha Sharma got to see a "live playthrough" of The Elder Scrolls 6, and she posted her reactions on social media afterwards. She also teased – in the vaguest of ways – the subtitle for the upcoming RPG.
Bethesda Finally Confirms The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered Patch Is Coming
Bethesda has confirnmed a patch for The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered is on the way, with the Nintendo Switch 2 version now out the door.
Nvidia's Price Increases Are Live, as RTX 5060 Ti Jumps to Over $800
More Lord of the Rings Remasters Are in the Works Following War in the North Re-Release, Confirms Aspyr
Aspyr has plans to re-release more Lord of the Rings games following its shadow drop of The Lord of the Rings: War in the North on modern platforms.
Silent Hill Creature Designer Responds To Madonna Fans After Music Video Inspiration Remarks Spark Backlash
Silent Hill creature designer and illustrator Masahiro Ito is clapping back at Madonna fans after a comment he made about one of her music videos rubbed a vocal group of listeners the wrong way.
Brandon Sanderson Is Done With the Mistborn Screenplay, but Says 'There Are Many Drafts to Come'
Brandon Sanderson announced two weeks ago that he had officially finished the Mistborn screenplay. He mentioned at the time that it is only a first draft, and he expects it's only the first step in a long process.
The Lord of the Rings: War in the North Legacy Edition Gets Shadow Drop on Modern Consoles and PC
A brand new re-release of The Lord of the Rings: War in the North has been launched out of the blue on modern consoles and PC.
Toy Story 5 Gets a Digital Release Date After Crossing $1 Billion at the Global Box Office
Toy Story 5 will be released on digital platforms on August 18, 2026.
The Legend of Zelda 40th Anniversary Nintendo Switch 2 Console Images Reportedly Leak
Leaked images of a The Legend of Zelda 40th Anniversary Nintendo Switch 2 console and Pro Controller appear to be circulating online.
Minions & Monsters Is Now Available to Watch at Home
As If the RAM Crisis Wasn't Enough, Microsoft Is Raising the Price on Windows 11
Star Cat's Brittany Hall Reveals What the Wet Tank Worn by Hilary Duff and Kim Kardashian Actually Feels Like
Star Cat designer Brittany Hall tells ET what The Wet Tank seen on Hilary Duff and Kim Kardashian really feels like on your body.
Shay Mitchell Takes Over an Exclusive Disneyland Residence for a Magical Night Out
Shay Mitchell hosts a magical night out at 21 Royal at Disneyland in Anaheim, California to celebrate the BÉIS x Disney collaboration.
Cardi B Says She'd 'Never' Buy a Fake Hermès Bag and Gets Real About Being Her Authentic Self
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New Music Friday August 7: Madonna, Kylie Minogue, KAROL G, Stray Kids, Role Model, Audrey Nuna and More
Check out some of ET's favorite new music of the week!
Celeb Plastic Surgeon Dr. Torkian Reveals Why Filler Won't Lift Your Face and What Creates a Snatched Look
Celebrity plastic surgeon Dr. Behrooz Torkian tells ET why filler won't lift your face and what actually creates a snatched look.
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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The Revivalists Make MSG Debut with Red Clay Strays
New Orleans’ The Revivalists made their Madison Square Garden debut on Sunday night, supporting Mobile, AL country-rock/Southern rock act the Red Clay Strays. For their first show at the famed New York arena, The Revivalists mixed material from throughout their career, drawing from five of their six LPs, including two tracks from Get It Honest, which was released on July 24. They also snuck in a cover of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers’ “American Girl,” which they debuted last year and have performed regularly throughout 2026.
Sunday’s show was Red Clay Strays’ first MSG play as well and the rising group documented the event for an upcoming live record and accompanying film. A few songs into their set, they also brought out fellow country star, the Sunnyside, WA-bred Zach Top, who had a day off in the area, for “Don't Wanna Know,” a cut off their new album Grateful.
During their encore, and at their producer’s request, Red Clay Strays decided to do a second stab at their opening number, the Grateful kick-off track “Demons in Your Choir,” and “Don’t Wanna Know,” bringing Zach Top back to the stage for a second appearance. The musician then stuck around to assist Red Clay Strays on Kris Kristofferson’s “Help Me Make It Through the Night,” a song the group has covered one previous known time at Fort Worth, TX’s Billy Bob’s in 2024.
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Reprise Recreate Phish’s 1998 “Terrapin Station” Show, Add Northeast Dates
Reprise, the Phish tribute act that recreates classic Phish shows in their entirety, will hit the road later this month for a series of Northeast dates. The quartet, which brings together guitarist Cal Kehoe (Pink Talking Fish), drummer Adrian Tramontano (Twiddle, Kung Fu, The Breakfast), keyboardist Scott Chasolen (Ulu, The Machine) and bassist Chris DeAngelis (The Machine, Kung Fu, The Breakfast), recently wrapped up a series of shows at Virginia Beach, VA’s Elevation 27 on Sunday, August 2, where they performed Phish’s classic August 9, 1998, show in its entirety. (That famed ’90s concert, which fell on the year of the third anniversary of Jerry Garcia’s passing, included Phish’s only version of Grateful Dead’s “Terrapin Station,” marking the first time the Vermont Quartet had covered the Dead live since the 1980s.)
The ensemble’s upcoming summer shows will all take place in Phish’s ancestorial home of New England, likely revisiting another round of seminal shows from the region. Those dates include a two-night run at Portland, ME’s Portland House of Music (8/27-28), a stop at Waterbury, VT’s Jam for the Parks (8/29) and an appearance at Brattleboro, VT’s Stone Church (8/30).
Looking ahead, Reprise have also announced a series of September and October dates. The newly announced stops include: Lititz, PA’s Mickey’s Black Box (9/10), Hartford, CT’s Infinity Hall (9/11), Pawtucket, RI’s The Met (9/12), Morristown, NJ’s Homestead (10/15), Pembroke, MA’s Soundcheck Studios (10/16) and Albany, NY’s Lark Hall (10/17). While Phish have performed near all the markers on the upcoming run, it is worth nothing that the group keeps their equipment in Lititz, PA and have used the space for rehearsals, livestreaming a full show from the space on December 31, 2021, after their Madison Square Garden play was postponed due to COVID.
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Randall Bramblett Will Return to the Road with Steve Winwood
Randall Bramblett will join Steve Winwood’s band on his upcoming September run. As previously reported, Winwood is slated to kick off a series of shows with John Fogerty in Tinley Park, IL, on September 3, moving throughout the East Coast before bringing things to a close in Hollywood, FL on September 20. This marks the first time the Athens, GA-based Bramblett has toured as part of Winwood’s band since 2004. On the upcoming outing, the multi-instrument will switch between his trademark instruments—keyboards, flute and saxophone.
Bramblett has a long history with Winwood. He previously spent 16 years in Winwood’s backing band, including a 1994 Traffic reunion tour that crossed paths with the Grateful Dead. During the past 22 years, Bramblett has mostly concentrated on his solo career, releasing nine additional solo albums, though he has also steadily collaborated with Bettye LaVette. His most recent set, Paradise Breakdown, arrived in 2024.
In a statement he said, “It’s been many years since I played with Steve and I was happy to get the call. He’s always been a hero of mine for his singing, tasty organ and piano playing (and for being a fine human being). Time to get on the bus and roll!”
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Aaron Siegel and Taylor Garrigan, the founders of the popular Home Team BBQ restaurants in South Carolina and Aspen, CO, first met at a Widespread Panic concert in 2002, and this fall they will celebrate the 20th anniversary of their establishment’s opening by bringing together members of that band’s musical community. Slated to take place in Charleston, SC, next month, the three-day, two-location event will kick off at Home Team BBQ’s Downtown Charleston, SC, spot on Thursday, September 24 and Friday, September 25, boasting a number of unique artist configurations.
Charleston-based Americana act Guilt Ridden Troubadour and South Carolina-bred, Nashville based artist Mac Leaphart will both perform on night one of the mini-fest while longtime Widespread Panic associates Bloodkin and soul/funk act Shonuff, who will appear in the restaurant’s courtyard, will take the stage on night two. Moreover, on night two, both Athens, GA dobro player Williams Tonks, who played with founding Panic drummer Todd Nance in the Romper Stompers, and Widespread Panic percussionist Sunny Ortiz will join Bloodkin during their set and Davis Coen will perform during set break.
Then, on Saturday, September 26, the party will move over to The Refinery for a big final day. That show will tap into both the South Carolina and Widespread Panic musical communities, featuring sets by Paul Cauthen, SCAM Allstars, WERI Workhorses of the Entertainment/Recreation Industry and Mac Leaphart & Reid Stone.
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Railroad Earth to End 25th Anniversary Celebration at Annual Horn O’ Plenty
Railroad Earth have marked their 25th anniversary throughout the year and, this November, the New Jersey-bred group will bring their celebration to a close at their annual Horn O’ Plenty event. Slated to once again take place at Stroudsburg, PA’s Sherman Theater, this time on November 27 and 28, the Thanksgiving Weekend gathering has been described as “the final chapter of Railroad Earth’s 25th anniversary celebration.”
As previously reported, Railroad Earth recently announced plans to spend much of November circling the Pacific Northwest. That run of shows will kick off at the McDonald Theatre in Eugene, OR, on November 4 and come to a close at The Wilma in Missoula, MT, on November 14. Along the way, they will also perform at the Midtown Ballroom in Bend, OR (11/5), the Revolution Hall in Portland, OR (11/16), The Crocodile in Seattle, WA (11/7), The Commonwealth Room in Salt Lake City, UT (11/11), the Treefort Music Hall in Boise, ID (11/12) and The ELM in Bozeman, MT (11/13).
Up next, Railroad Earth will appear at Manchester, VT’s Green Mountain Bluegrass & Roots Festival this Friday. They also recently issued a new single, “Whiskey Train,” featuring Ronnie McCoury.
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Shakey Graves | Live From Relix
Armed with an old cassette player and joined by collaborator Texino, Shakey Graves stopped by the Relix office to perform three songs from his latest album, 'Fondness, Etc'.
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Jackson Browne Joins Grace Potter’s Grand Point North Music Festival
Grace Potter’s Grand Point North Music Festival will return to Waterfront Park in Burlington, VT on September 18-20, 2026. Once again, the host will top the bill on Friday and Saturday with Dark Star Orchestra taking the honors on Sunday.
A new addition to the top of the Saturday roster is Jackson Browne. He will be making his second appearance at the event. Back in 2018, Browne was on the lineup and joined Potter for a four song encore of John Prine’s “Angel From Montgomery,” Browne’s “Doctor My Eyes,” Warren Zevon’s “Lawyers, Guns and Money” and Browne’s “Running on Empty” along with Kenny Chesney and Dawes’ Taylor Goldsmith.
Dawes is also on this year’s roster of performers, which includes Portugal. The Man, Dawes, Trampled by Turtles, Maggie Rose, The Devil Makes Three, Dogs in a Pile, All The Rivers and Jesse Taylor Band.
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