JamBase Music News

Mac Ayres Finally Gets Behind The Tiny Desk
Mac Ayres finally performed at NPR’s Tiny Desk and debuted the unreleased Carrtoons co-write “Please Come Home.”


Huck Finn Jubilee To Skip 2026 Festival
California’s Huck Finn Jubilee announced the event will not take place in 2026 due to changes in the “reality of producing an independent festival.”


Jeff Tweedy, Wynonna, Warren Haynes & More Coming to PBS ‘The Cavern Sessions’ This Fall
Subterranean PBS performance series The Caverns Sessions Season 15 performers include Jeff Tweedy, Wynonna, Warren Haynes and more artists.


BTS Reenters ‘Love Maze’ For 1st Time Since 2019
BTS performed “Love Maze” for the first time since 2019 during the second of four ARIRANG World Tour shows at SoFi Stadium.


Lollapalooza India Lands Olivia Dean, Limp Bizkit, KATSEYE & More For 2027 Lineup
Lollapalooza India tapped headliners Olivia Dean, Limp Bizkit, KATSEYE and Fontaines D.C. for the 2027 edition of the festival.


Marcus King Covers Wilco’s ‘Either Way’ For 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline Series
Marcus King covers Wilco's "Either Way" for the first time and discusses therapy and mental health stigma in a new Sounds Of Saving video benefiting the 988 Lifeline.


Daniel Caesar Reunites With Rex Orange County In London
Daniel Caesar launched the Europe leg of his Son Of Spergy Tour in London last night where he welcomed collaborator Rex Orange County.


Lukas Nelson & Mitch Chakour Help Tedeschi Trucks Band Cap Tanglewood Debut
Lukas Nelson and Mitch Chakour joined Tedeschi Trucks Band during the encore of their Tanglewood debut in Lenox, Massachusetts.


Roger Daltrey Addresses The Who’s Drummer Issues & Potential 2027 Shows
Roger Daltrey discussed The Who’s drummer issues, Zak Starkey’s return and the possibility of the band playing shows in 2027.


Noel Gallagher Adds Fuel To Oasis 2027 Tour Speculation
Noel Gallagher addressed speculation surrounding a potential Oasis tour in 2027 and hinted the reunited band could have plans for next summer.


Experiencing Song Summit 2026 Through All 5 Senses
A firsthand look at Song Summit 2026 in Park City, Utah, exploring the sixth annual gathering's music, food and wellness programming through taste, smell, sight, hearing and touch.


Samantha Fish Details Shake ‘Em On Down Tour 2026
Blues guitarist Samantha Fish rolled out dates for her fourth annual Shake Em Down Tour 2026.


Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Adds More Artists To 2026 Lineup
Hardly Strictly Bluegrass organizers announced a fourth round of performers set to play the free festival in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park October 2 - 4, 2026.


KATSEYE Kicks Off Wildworld Tour In Dublin With Live Debuts & More
KATSEYE commenced the Wildworld Tour 2026, around their new EP ‘Wild,' in Dublin on Tuesday.


Brandi Carlile Reunites With Guitarist Gibb Droll In Charlotte
Brandi Carlile welcomed longtime collaborator Gibb Droll for five songs and The Head And The Heart for “Hold Out Your Hand” in Charlotte.


Kacey Musgraves & Troye Sivan Offer ‘Easy’ Live Debut At Madison Square Garden
Kacey Musgraves welcomed Troye Sivan for the live premiere of their 2020 Mark Ronson-produced song “Easy” at MSG.


Chris Thile & Aoife O’Donovan Spread ‘Wassail!’ Cheer With 2026 Holiday Tour
Chris Thile and Aoife O’Donovan will take their Wassail! holiday collaboration on a nine-show tour in December.


Cory Wong Goes Long With O.A.R. On ‘Anyway’ In Minneapolis
Watch Cory Wong return to the Minneapolis Armory to join O.A.R. for an extended “Anyway” featuring a lengthy guitar solo.


Béla Fleck Announces Ryman Live Album With Billy Strings, Sierra Hull & More
Béla Fleck will release ‘Live Heart: My Bluegrass Heart at the Ryman,’ featuring Billy Strings, Molly Tuttle, Sierra Hull and more, on October 16.


Pete Townshend Withdraws From Eric Clapton’s Crossroads Guitar Festival Due To Injury
Pete Townshend pulled out of Eric Clapton’s 2026 Crossroads Guitar Festival while recovering from foot and knee issues.


IGN News

Turkish GTA 6 Fans Want Language Support So Badly, They Professionally Dubbed the Gameplay Reveal
Turkish GTA 6 fans want language support so badly that they went out of their way to professionally dub the game's gameplay reveal.


Dexter: Resurrection Season 2 Is Bringing Back a Major Dead Character in an Unexpected Way
Dexter: Resurrection Season 2 is bringing back a fan-favorite character that tragically died.


The Blood of Dawnwalker's Most Popular Mod Completely Defeats the Purpose of the Game
The Blood of Dawnwalker already has a time-altering mod that largely defeats the purpose of the game.


Netflix Is Making a Live-Action Dungeons & Dragons Series About Darklord Strahd Von Zarovich's Origin Story
Netflix is cooking up a live-action Dungeons & Dragons TV show based on the tabletop RPG’s gothic-horror campaign, Ravenloft, and its vampire villain, Darklord Strahd von Zarovich.


Blizzard Might Be Teasing a New StarCraft Game
There's something odd happening on the StarCraft website. While the content still features StarCraft Remastered, which launched back in 2017, the page now seems to be glitching out, with various elements, images, and text blocks flickering on-screen randomly. Could Blizzard be teasing a new StarCraft game?


Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves Directors Say Film Flopped Due to 'Not-So-Great' Timing
The directors of Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves, John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein, admitted the fantasy flick flopped due to “not-so-great timing” because of The Super Mario Bros. movie and drama with Wizards of the Coast’s proposed D&D licensing changes.


Miami-Dade Sheriff and Commissioner Slam City's Proposed GTA 6 Takeover for 'Promoting Fictional Version of Our Community Defined by Crime and Violence'
The Sheriff of Miami-Dade county is speaking out against Miami’s proposal to celebrate the launch of GTA 6 by decking out the city in advertisements for the highly-anticipated game, arguing that it glorifies crime and undermines the efforts of law enforcement.


Brandon Sanderson Makes the Case for Reading the Project Hail Mary Book Even If You've Seen the Movie Already


Waffle House Movie in the Works Starring X-Men’s Inde Navarrette
Not content just to appear in Marvel's X-Men reboot, Inde Navarrette has signed on to star in a bizarre sci-fi thriller called The Waffle House Index.


YouTube Star MoistCr1TiKaL Is Making a Full-Length Animated Movie Based on His Godslap Comic, Coming to Theaters in 2028
YouTube star Charlie ‘MoistCr1tikal’ White is the mastermind behind a full-length animated movie adaptation of his very own comic, Godslap, set to release in theaters in 2028.


Until Dawn 2 Was Co-Developed by Dispatch Developer AdHoc Studio
AdHoc Studio, the team behind Disptached, helped develop Until Dawn 2.


Naughty Dog 'Not Done' With The Last of Us, but Studio Not Involved With HBO Show's 3rd Season
Naughty Dog boss Neil Druckmann says that neither he nor the studio are involved with the third season of the HBO TV adaptation of the beloved video game, but says that the developer "isn't done" with the franchise yet.


Supergirl Is Coming to HBO Max Next Week
Supergirl officially has a streaming release date.


New Dave Bautista Video Reveals He's Putting On a Ton of Muscle to Play Kratos in God of War
Dave Bautista has posted a new video showing his body transformation for Kratos in the new God of War TV series.


The Odyssey Is Extending Its IMAX 70MM Run Once Again Through the End of September
If you have yet to see the Odyssey in IMAX 70MM or need an excuse to watch it again, showtimes for Christopher Nolan's epic at 39 theaters worldwide that support the much-desired format have been extended through September 30, 2026.


Microsoft Announces Big Changes to Xbox Cloud Gaming, Switches to Monthly Hour Limits
Microsoft has announced big changes to Xbox cloud gaming, including a switch to monthly hour limits.


The New Hauntingly Twisted LEGO Mayor Manor Set Gets a Surprise First Discount at Walmart


After Years of Mocking the DC Flop, Ryan Reynolds Now Says ‘I Owe Everything’ to Green Lantern
After years of poking fun at Green Lantern, Ryan Reynolds admitted he owes his career and personal life to the infamous 2011 DC superhero movie.


Sonic Creative Officer Takashi Iizuka Explains How Sega Found a Loophole to Let Sonic Shoot Enemies in Fortnite
Takashi Iizuka, a key figure in Sega’s Sonic Franchise, told IGN’s Jeffrey Vega about the unique difficulty the company faced in giving the Blue Blur a playable skin in Fortnite.


'We Were All Positive It Was Going to Fail': Rockstar Devs Thought GTA Online Would Flop
A former Rockstar Games developer has revealed that the team thought GTA Online was going to fail before it launched.


News

Celeb Hairstylist Travis Ogletree Wants You to Lighten Up This Fall: From Brighter Hues to Lowering Hot Tools
Celebrity hairstylist Travis Ogletree tells ET how to lighten up this fall, from embracing brighter hues to turning down hot tools.


Star Sightings: Counting Crows Perform at Hollywood Bowl, Isla Fisher Shops at MOTHER in Beverly Hills
The stars are out and about!


New Music Friday August 28: Wynonna, Jonas Brothers, Olivia Rodrigo, JENNIE, Alex Warren, Carly Pearce & More
Check out some of ET's favorite new music of the week!


Relix

Alabama Shakes Return to Radio City, Welcome Hannah Cohen for “Garden”

Photos and report by Bill Kelly

Alabama Shakes made their highly anticipated return to NYC last night at Radio City Music Hall, supporting I Must Be Dreaming, their first release in over eleven years. They were joined by opening act Hannah Cohen, who later returned to the stage to perform "Garden" from the new album.

The set opened with "Tea Time" and featured hits including "Sound & Color," "Gimme All Your Love," "Don't Want to Fight," and "Hold On." Lead singer Brittany Howard took a few moments to connect with the welcoming crowd, offering a reminder to remain faithful and hopeful before the band broke into "I Feel Hope Coming."

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Kyle Hollingsworth Band featuring Jason Hann and Foggy Mountain Spaceship to Appear at Kyle’s Brew Fest

Noted home brewer and general beer enthusiast Kyle Hollingsworth has long celebrated his passion for hops and malt via Kyle’s Brew Fest. The String Cheese Incident keyboard player will once again host the event on Friday, October 16.

Hollingsworth has announced: “My favorite time of the year! We’re back for an OktoBREWfest theme outdoors at Wibby Brewing in Longmont, CO. KHB will be joined by Jason Hann and more, plus beer sampling, beer collaborations, stein hoisting contests, hammer schlagen contests and more! Who’s ready celebrate beer and music together again?!”

The Kyle Hollingsworth Band featuring Jason Hann will appear, along with Foggy Mountain Spaceship. The open air-pavilion performance will be accompanied by exclusive pours from several breweries will extend from 5-9 PM. Unlimited tasting hours are 4-6:30 PM for VIP ticket holders and from 5-6:30 PM for those will GA tickets, with pours then available for purchase. Hollingsworth's flagship event will offer "a seasonally crafted brew festival and concert experience featuring exclusive collaborations by Kyle with select brewery partners, a specialty firkin tapping, and guests pouring a hand curated list of Kyle's favorites."

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David Gans’ Next Stanford Continuing Studies Class Will Focus on Bob Weir

Bob Weir and David Gans in April 1986 (Photo: Ken Friedman)

Journalist David Gans, the creator and host of the nationally syndicated Grateful Dead Hour and co-host of Tales from the Golden Road on SiriusXM has been teaching a Course in the Stanford Continuing Studies program for a couple years now. His class for the fall 2026 semester is titled Saint of Circumstance: The Music of Bob Weir.

Registration is now open for MUS 205, which will take place on Tuesday, from 5:30—7:20 pm PT. The online course will begin on September 29 and extend through November 3. Guest speakers will include: Blair Jackson, Jesse Jarnow, Gary Lambert, Nate LaPointe and Don Was.

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Season 15 of ‘The Cavern Sessions’ to Feature Warren Haynes, Jeff Tweedy, Punch Brothers, Christone “Kingfish” Ingram, Wynonna and More

Season 15 of The Caverns Sessions will premiere on September 9. The PBS show presents live performances that originated inside the renowned subterranean location in Grundy County, TN. Jeff Tweedy will kick off this season, which also features Warren Haynes, Wynonna, Punch Brothers, Christone “Kingfish” Ingram, The Band of Heathens and Kyle Tuttle Band.

Caverns owner Todd Mayo notes, “I’m continually filled with wonder and joy at all the amazing artists we are so privileged to shine a light on in the darkness of The Caverns through this enduring series on PBS, a home for art and cultural programming that exists nowhere else on American television.”

The complete list to performers and premiere dates appears below.

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John Leventhal To Release New “Found Album” of Instrumentals

In 2024, John Leventhal released his debut solo record, Rumble Strip. This album appeared over 40 years into a career during which he has produced music for Shawn Colvin, Sarah Jarosz, William Bell, The Blind Boys of Alabama, Jim Lauderdale, and his wife, Rosanne Cash. He also has written, recorded and performed with Jackson Browne, Elvis Costello, Bruce Hornsby, Tedeschi Trucks Band, Ry Cooder, and numerous other artists.

The six-time Grammy winner won’t wait another 40 years for his follow-up as National Drift is set to come out on October 2. Leventhal describes this collection as a “found album” that emerged while recording improvisation for Cash’s upcoming Blue Note release. “When I Walked to the River,” the first track from National Drift is now streaming and also appears below.

This new record of instrumental music is an ideal complement to Rumble Strip.  As Leventhal told Relix around time of that release, “I’m inherently a writer as well as a musician and a record producer. I write all the time and there’s a bunch of stuff that never found a home. Then, around 2015, I began asking myself: ‘What are you waiting for? Why don’t you see if you can make a recording on your own?’ When the pandemic came, I really didn’t have an excuse. Rosanne and I live in a brownstone in New York City with a recording studio that I built about eight years ago. Here we were with nowhere to go and a recording studio on the first floor. So I jettisoned all my preconceptions about what my record was going to be, and I just started writing and recording without editing myself in the hopes that some kind of direction would reveal itself.”

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Watch Mitch Chakour and Lukas Nelson Join Tedeschi Trucks Band at Tanglewood

Tedeschi Trucks Band made their way to Lenox, MA last evening. There the 12-piece performed at Tanglewood’s Koussevitzky Music Shed. Lukas Nelson was back on board on open the show, which concluded in a memorable fashion.

The duodecet opened with “Crazy Cryin'” from TTB's latest release Future Soul. They also offered a version of Dolly Parton’s “Wildflowers,” which debuted last week in tribute to the late musician. Other highlights included versions of Gregg Allman’s “Come and Go Blues” and Boby Dylan’s “Tangled Up in Blue,” as well as pairings of “It Ain't Fair” with “Dreams,” as well as “I Want More” with “Beck's Bolero.”

The encore began with James Taylor’s “Fire and Rain,” a nod to the artist, who has long lived in the area. From there, Nelson emerged to join on a version of Neil Young’s “Helpless,” which he has played with the group a few times this summer. Then they moved into “Space Captain” another prior collab, which Joe Cocker performed on the Mad Dogs & Englishmen tour. One notable addition to the ensemble was Mitch Chakour. The keyboard player who is the father of TTB singer Alecia Chakour was Cocker’s Musical Director for five years in the late 1970s and early 1980s.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WsxEnjWXyYs&list=RDWsxEnjWXyYs&start_radio=1

Koussevitzky Music Shed at Tanglewood, Lenox, MA, 9/2

Crazy Cryin', Little by Little, Who Am I, Hero, Emmaline, They Don't Shine, Ohio[1], Isaac & Kebbi > Let Me Get By, Wildflowers, Soul Sweet Song, Come and Go Blues, Just Won't Burn, Tangled Up In Blue, Anyhow, It Ain't Fair > Dreams, I Want More > Beck's Bolero

Encore: Fire and Rain, Helpless[2], Space Captain[3]

Footnotes:
[1] Machine Gun tease
[2] w/ Lukas Nelson
[3] w/ Lukas Nelson, Mitch Chakour

Setlist via TTBase.net

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Forever Grateful: Haight Street Art Center Spans Two Galleries to Celebrate One Vibrant Community

For most, the mention of Haight Street in San Francisco conjures ideas of freedom, love and unity rooted in a subculture devoted to pushing boundaries and experimentation. This sentiment permeates multiple forms of art, both visual and sonic, and continues to inspire in multiple settings.

The Haight Street Art Center has set out to preserve and present ephemera that celebrates the local and international allure of the neighborhood’s former inhabitants, and the city’s allegiance to the arts. Opened in 2017, the non-profit exhibition space and printmaking studio centers on posters, offering the public an opportunity to fully engage with the process and product—historical and contemporary.

The Center’s latest undertaking, Forever Grateful, is a presentation of historic keepsakes divided and displayed across two distinct spaces. The initial exposition began on July 3 [and runs through Sept. 20, 2026 where it is free and open to the public], paying tribute to the Grateful Dead's heritage through posters, handbills, historic instruments, and memorabilia, allowing folks to ponder the band’s aesthetics.

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Aloe Blacc, Robert Randolph and G. Love Join Forces as MudKings

Image via MudKings IG

A new musical project has just announced itself. MudKings will feature Aloe Blacc on vocals, Robert Randolp on lap-steel and G. Love on harmonica. These three musicians were joined in studio by producer Johnny Black. Sam Hollander contributed to the songwriting process. The few clips the band has shared, suggest that the results will be an energetic blues driven rock project.

As the band has announced via its Instagram account: “MudKings delivers a high-powered, energetic performance featuring original music, reimagined favorites and unforgettable moments that can only happen when artists of this caliber come together.”

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Mike Gordon, Tessa Gordan and Grace Potter Join Bob Wagner for the Honky Tonk Hoedown in Vermont

Last night, Bob Wagner & Friends performed at Essex Junction, VT’s Champlain Valley Exposition. Billed as the Honky Tonk Hoedown, the event featured multiple acts as well as an attempt to host the world’s largest square dance. And, as he hinted on social media before the show, Wagner brought out a few special guests during his set. Of note, Mike Gordon and his daughter Tessa emerged to play on “Foolish Heart,” “It Rains Everywhere I Go” and “One Of These Lonesome Mornings.” It was a natural collaboration: Wagner joined Gordon’s solo band last year and the two musicians have collaborated around Burlington, VT frequently ever since. In addition, another Vermont hero, Grace Potter sat in for a version of Dolly Parton’s “9 To 5,” which served as a morning tribute to the country singer.

Wager recently released his solo album, I’ve Been Down, which features several songs Gordon added to his setlists this year. He also stopped by Relix for a video session, which can be found here.

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Brendan Bayliss and Joel Cummins to Play Acoustic Duo Gigs This Fall

Umphrey’s McGee co-founders Brendan Bayliss and Joel Cummins have confirmed a pair of acoustic Midwest gigs. This fall, the guitarist and keyboardist will come together for shows at Whitestown, IN’s Moontown Brewing Company on November 5 and Peoria, IL’s Kenny’s Westside Pub on November 6, with a portion of proceeds from both gigs going to the Cummins Educational Scholarships.

Up next, Bayliss will perform with Jennifer Hartswick as Hartliss at Manteno, IL’s Shoe Fest this Friday, September 4. Umphrey’s McGee will then kick off a three-night run at Bellvue, CO’s The Mishawaka on September 25. It is unknown if Bayliss will host his annual stripped-down holiday show, or what form the performance might take, following guitarist Jake Cinninger’s departure from the band earlier this summer.

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