Umphrey’s McGee & moe. Regain moe.mentUM With 3-Song Collaboration In Grand Rapids
The moe.mentUM Tour resumed in Grand Rapids with members of moe. and Umphrey’s McGee joining forces for a three-song collaborative finale.
Califone’s Tim Rutili Joins Modest Mouse In Chicago
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Audrey Hobert Shows The Songs Are The Real Bit On ‘Tiny Desk’
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Ziggy Marley Brings ‘Brightside’ Standout ‘Racism Is A Killa’ To ‘Kimmel’
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Every ‘Austin City Limits’ Season 52 Artist Will Get A Full-Hour Episode
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Watch KATSEYE Roar Through ‘Animal’ On ‘The Tonight Show’
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Tedeschi Trucks Band Welcomes Lukas Nelson & Alam Khan At Berkeley’s Greek Theatre
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King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard Announce Official Release Date For New Album ‘Alien Metal’
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Luke Combs Confirms 2027 My Kinda Saturday Night Tour Dates
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Ronnie Wood Joins Hollywood Vampires In London For Rolling Stones Cover & More
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Ritchie Blackmore Returns To Deep Purple After 33 Years For ‘Smoke On The Water’
Ritchie Blackmore joined Deep Purple onstage for the first time since 1993, reuniting with his former bandmates on Wednesday at Jones Beach Theater for a performance of “Smoke on the Water.”
Railroad Earth Announces Guest-Filled New Album ‘Will Of The Water’
Railroad Earth confirmed the release date, title and tracklist for 'Will Of The Water,' their forthcoming new studio album.
King Gizzard Keeps ‘Alien Metal’ Previews Rolling With ‘Kill For The Steel’ Single
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard shared the third preview of their imminent album, ‘Alien Metal.’
Grahame Lesh & Friends Announce 2026 New Year’s Eve Run With Kanika Moore & The Wolfpack
Grahame Lesh & Friends will ring in 2027 with a two-night New Year's Eve Run at The Parker in Fort Lauderdale.
311 Adds Fall 2026 Tour Dates With Beach Weather & Tunnel Vision
311 tacked on three November shows featuring support from Beach Weather and Tunnel Vision to their upcoming fall tour.
Mike & Tessa Gordon, Jennifer Hartswick + More Set For Snugfest 2026 Lineup
The 2026 edition of Vermont benefit festival Snugfest features Mike & Tessa Gordon, Jennifer Hartswick, Nick Cassarino and more artists.
Little Feat Keeps Special Guest Streak Going With Jeff Pevar In Grass Valley
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Low Cut Connie ‘Can’t Be Wrong’ On Kimmel
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Rod Stewart Calls Off Farewell Tour Dates After Heart Surgery
Rod Stewart canceled the remaining 2026 dates of his One Last Time Farewell Tour after undergoing a coronary stent procedure.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day Is the Fastest Film to Reach $700 Million at Domestic Box Office
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Matthew McConaughey Explains Why He Turned Down Playing Joel in HBO's The Last of Us Show
Matthew McConaughey opened up about being approached to star as Joel in HBO’s The Last of Us series and why he had to turn it down.
'Halo Studios Went Too Far in the Wrong Direction' — Co-Creator of Halo Hits Out at the Main Menu Ring in Xbox's New Remake
One of the creators of Halo has issued a few choice words for Xbox’s latest remake of Combat Evolved, specifically the ring we see in the main menu and the lack of PvP.
Krispy Kreme Is Getting 6 New Pokémon-Themed Donuts
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Game of Thrones: War for Westeros Gameplay Reveal Shows Lannister Troops Getting Cooked by a Fire-Breathing Dragon, With a Longer Look Due Later This Month
Here's a first look at gameplay for Game of Thrones: War for Westeros, the upcoming real-time strategy title that lets you conqueror the Seven Kingdoms on your own terms.
Everything New We Learned About Marvel's Wolverine From Our Big Interview With Insomniac
Everything new we learned about Marvel's Wolverine from our big interview with Insomniac.
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Total War: Warhammer 3 Just Confirmed the Release Date for Its Biggest Piece of DLC in the Series 10-Year History
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Tomb Raider: Catalyst, the Next Kingdom Come Game From Warhorse, and Darksiders 4 All Due Out by April 2028
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Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen Update Coming This October, as Ruby and Sapphire Speculation Swirls
Nintendo Switch versions of Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen will be updated with Pokémon Home support this fall, as speculation mounts that Ruby, Sapphire and Emerald ports are also on the way.
Nautus Announced for PC
Magic Design Studios, the developer behind 2022's excellent Have a Nice Death, has revealed its newest project, called Nautus. It's double-sided exploration game, where things are cozy and comfortable on the island surface, but when you take your upgradeable and customizable submarine below the water, things get far more mysterious. It's playable solo or in four-player co-op, and it's in development for PC.
Nintendo Now Warning In-Store Customers of Switch 2 Price Hike, With Just Over 2 Weeks to Go Until Cost Increases
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Space Marine 2 Maker Saber Interactive Confirms It Will an Add AI Label to Rideshare Stimulator on Steam Following Controversy
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It Looks Like Bethesda Hid the True Name of The Elder Scrolls 6 in Starfield Years Ago
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There's Never Been a Better Time to Log Into Pokémon Go, as the Game Gives Away a Perfect Stat Mewtwo and Master Ball
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Carrie Julier of SEV Reveals How to Put Your Razor Into Retirement With Laser Hair Removal Tips
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New Music Friday August 7: Madonna, Kylie Minogue, KAROL G, Stray Kids, Role Model, Audrey Nuna and More
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A classic Bob Marley & The Wailers run from 50 years ago will finally be officially released tomorrow via Tuff Gong/Island/UMe. Titled Roots, Rock, Reggae: Live at the Hammersmith Odeon, the previously unissued 18-track live document will capture the reggae pioneers’ June 15-18, 1976, stand at London’s Hammersmith Odeon, which kicked off the second leg of their Rastaman Vibration tour.
According to the album announcement, “The prestigious booking was a risky move, with a ticket count five times of a usual Wailers show. They sold it out, and the group seized the moment with utter fire and precision, leaving reviewers grasping for words to describe what they’d witnessed. Bob’s time had come. The residency proved to be a watershed moment for the group. Two years earlier, within months of Eric Clapton taking ‘I Shot the Sheriff’ to No. 1 in the U.S., Marley had answered with Natty Dread (1974), his first major statement for a widening international audience. Live!, recorded at London’s Lyceum Theatre, delivered the breakthrough in late 1975, aided by the concert version of ‘No Woman, No Cry,’ which reached the U.K. Top 20 in early 1976. This growing momentum carried Marley into his celebrated June run at London’s Hammersmith Odeon. In the weeks that followed, Rastaman Vibration became his first U.S. Top 10 album.”
The set will arrive in multiple configurations, including as a 180-gram 2LP vinyl. It will also be available as an exclusive limited edition 2LP color vinyl and as a standard 2CD set, in addition to being released as digital download and streaming at all DSPs and, where available, an ATMOS mix for the full “you-are-there” concert experience.
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King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard to Drop ‘Alien Metal’ at Midnight
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard will release their 28th album, Alien Metal, at midnight via their own (p)doom records. The surprise drop coincides with the Australian group’s second annual Field of Vision festival, which will take place in Buena Vista, CO this weekend. Though the members of King Gizzard made a surprise pop-up appearance in LA earlier this week, Field of Vision will be the proper kickoff to their first tour of 2026.
The eclectic group had previously announced that Alien Metal would arrive this summer, but the ensemble did not provide a specific timeframe until today. As reported last month, Alien Metal will lean into King Gizzard’s electronic music influences, much like 2023’s The Silver Cord, taking inspiration from their recent rave sets. It was crafted entirely on the band’s modular synthesizer rig, which they affectionately named Nathan, and all the tracks grew out of a single hour-long improvisation. The Melbourne based six-piece have already released three selections from the album, “Level 5,” “Alien Metal” and “Kill For The Steel.”
King Gizzard are slated to perform each night of Field of Vision, which runs from August 14-16. Blood Incantation, Angine de Poitrine, W.I.T.C.H., La Luz and several other acts will also appear while King Gizzard frontman Stu Mackenzie will deliver a solo set.
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Dogs in a Pile Confirm Three Multi-Night Runs
Dogs in a Pile have confirmed a trio of fall multi-night runs. The rising New Jersey jamband will hit the Philadelphia market first, appearing as part of King of Prussia, PA’s Concerts Under the Stars series on October 9 and 10. The first night of the run will be an “evening wit” show while The Reality Check Experiment and Fungkshui will supply support duties on night two.
Then, from October 20-21, Dogs in the Pile will hold court at Baltimore’s 8 x 10 as part of the club’s reopening suite of events. It will also mark the quintet’s return to the Mid-Atlantic venue for the first time in almost two years.
And, looking ahead a bit, Dogs will make their debut at New York’s Irving Plaza on December 4 and 5. The Band Memo will warm up the crowd on night one and Thesaurus Rex ™︎ will round out the bill on night two.
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Watch: Ronnie Wood Joins Hollywood Vampires In London
Ronnie Wood made a surprise appearance with the Hollywood Vampires at London’s The O2 Arena last night. The Rolling Stones guitarist emerged during the supergroup’s encore for his band’s 1971 Sticky Fingers classic “Brown Sugar,” as well as the blues standard “Train Kept A-Rollin',” which was popularized in rock circles by The Yardbirds and later Aerosmith.
The Hollywood Vampires—an all-star project consisting of Alice Cooper, Aerosmith guitarist Joe Perry, longtime Cooper guitar/bass associate Tommy Henriksen and guitarist/actor Johnny Depp—had not performed since July 30, 2023, before yesterday. They opened their show with “I Want My Now,” a 2019 single, and proceeded to chuck in material from their individual repertoires like Cooper's “School's Out” and “I’m Eighteen” and Aerosmith's “Livin' on the Edge” and “Walk This Way,” among others favorites. They also spliced in a cross-generational mix of covers, such as The Jim Carroll Band’s “People Who Die,” The Who's “Baba O’ Riley,” AC/DC's “Highway to Hell,” The Doors’ “Roadhouse Blues” and the Velvet Underground’s “Venus in Furs.” After Wood’s appearance, the night came to a close with a take on Jeff Beck’s “Hi Ho Silver Lining.”
Hollywood Vampires will perform next at Cardiff, Wales’ Cardiff Castle tomorrow. Though The Rolling Stones have opted not to tour in support of their new album Foreign Tongues, Wood did recently run through a few tracks with Mick Jagger and Stones touring member Matt Clifford at a UK press event.
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moe. and Umphrey’s McGee Resume Joint Tour in Michigan
Last night, moe. and Umphrey’s McGee resumed their collaborative moe.mentUM Tour at Grand Rapids, MI’s Frederik Meijer Gardens. As the next leg of the run commenced, so did the joint encores and yesterday’s show featured several noteworthy moments.
moe. performed first, then Umphrey’s McGee played and, after the latter band’s set, members of both groups took the stage for a mix of material. At the outset of that encore segment, Umphrey’s McGee guitarist Brendan Bayliss, UM percussionist Andy Farag and UM keyboardist Joel Cummins returned to the stage with all six members of moe. for a take on their classic “Plane Crash,” marking the first time that tune has appeared in an Umphrey’s McGee setlist. Then, the rest of Umphrey’s McGee slid back in and moe. percussionist Jim Loughlin and moe. guitarist Al Schnier remained as the musicians jumped into a version of Umphrey’s McGee’s “Attachments” that segued into Genesis’ “That's All.” moe. keyboardist Nate Wilson also joined the festivities for the latter song.
The moe.mentUM Tour will continue tonight at Indianapolis, IN’s Everwise Amphitheater at White River State Park.
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Pigeons Playing Ping Pong “Propose” to New Keyboardist at Domefest
Pigeons Playing Ping Pong have officially made keyboardist Jon Brady a member of their band. The Baltimore, MD-based group asked Brady, who has already spent much of the year touring with the quartet, to join their ensemble during their Domefest event in New River Gorge, WV, offering a surprise onstage proposal during their Saturday headlining spot. The weekend-long festival also boasted the debut of two new originals, a 12-plus-year cover bust out and an appearance by the Domefest All-Stars, among other surprises.
Throughout Domefest, which was held at the ACE Adventure Resort for the second year in a row, Pigeons offered six sets of music. On Thursday, they nodded to their geographic setting with a dancey instrumental mash-up of John Denver’s West Virgina-referencing “Take Me Home, Country Roads” and “Hell Yeah” and offered their first live reading of both Miike Snow’s 2009 hit “Animal” and the new original “Lava.” Then, on Friday, they debuted another new tune, “Lane Change,” and leaned into the day’s “I Love The ‘90s” theme with mix of first-time covers—Seal’s “Crazy,” Ace of Base’s “Beautiful Life,” The Verve’s “Bitter Sweet Symphony” and Cher’s “Believe.” Though a weather delay temporarily interrupted their twist on the Rugrats theme mid-song, PPPP picked right back up where they left off when the music resumed, eventually weaving through “Doug Theme” and back into “Julia” to kick off the weekend’s longest, and latest-running, set.
Friday also included the band’s biggest bust out in their 17-year history. During the night’s encore, PPPP lighting designer Manny Newman stepped out from behind the rig to handle lead vocals on The Bloodhound Gang’s “The Bad Touch,” marking his first time singing with the band. PPPP had not performed the song since December 31, 2013.The Big Blitz horns also augmented Pigeons Playing Ping Pong on “Hell Yeah,” “Feed The Fire,” “Fantasy” and “F.U.” at various points throughout the multi-day gathering.
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Allison Russell Sets Fall 2026 Headlining Dates, Shares New Video with Norah Jones
Allison Russell has confirmed an extensive North American tour supporting her third studio album, In The Hour of Chaos, which was released on July 10 via Fantasy Records. The shows, which arrive on the heels of Russell’s summer tour with Sarah McLachlan, include a headlining engagement at New York’s Irving Plaza and a stop in her hometown of Montreal, as well as an appearance at the famed Ryman Theater in the singer’s adopted home of Nashville supporting Neko Case. Earlier this year, Russell and McLachlan also honored Joni Mitchell at the Juno Awards as she received the Lifetime Achievement Award.
In addition to the new series of tour dates, Russell has released an official video for the In The Hour of Chaos track “Really Real,” which can be seen below. She also recently appeared on the Norah Jones Is Playing Along podcast, where the musicians engaged in several duets and discussed Russell’s Broadway debut as Persephone in the Tony-winning musical Hadestown, as well as In The Hour of Chaos and their deep friendship.
Russell’s upcoming run is slated to kick off at Asheville, NC’s The Orange Peel on October 15. Before then, she will make a one-off appearance at Easthampton, MA’s Arcadia Folk Festival on August 29.
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Kitchen Dwellers Confirm New Year’s Eve Plans, Joe Funk Taking Paternity Leave
Kitchen Dwellers have confirmed their New Year’s plans. The Bozeman, MT-bred group will route through New England as 2026 segues into 2027, performing at Portland, ME’s State Theatre on December 31 and South Burlington, VT’s Higher Ground on January 1 and 2. Neighbor will supply support duties on the first two nights of the run while Cotter & Friends, a combo built around Goose drummer Cotter Ellis, will open the final night of the brief outing.
In other news, Kitchen Dwellers have confirmed that upright bassist Joe Funk will take some paternity leave as he and his family welcome a baby girl at the end of the year. Twiddle bassist Zdenek Gubb is slated to fill in throughout the band’s New Year’s Run.
A message from the band explains, “A massive congratulations is in order for Captain Joe Funk and his family, who are expecting a baby girl at the end of the year! We couldn't be more thrilled to see the Dwellers family growing 🐣 Papa Joe will take some time off the road but the low end will be in good hands with Zdenek Gubb of Twiddle, who is filling in on bass for our New Year's run. Joe will be back on the road full-time in 2027.”
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photo via Gov't Mule Facebook
Over the past two weeks, Gov’t Mule has performed a series of gigs with Joe Bonamassa. These performances began at Wolf Trap in Vienna, VA on July 29 and the most recent was last night at the Rose Music Center at The Heights in Huber Heights, OH.
The collaborations began the very first night, when Bonamassa joined the Mule for “Statesboro Blues.” The five musicians collaborated on that song again last evening, so this seemed like a fine moment to share some videos that capture the musical highlights that have spanned the run thus far.
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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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