Ms. Lauryn Hill, Wyclef Jean & Lenny Kravitz Headline Global Citizen Festival 2026
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Erykah Badu & The Alchemist Confirm Joint Album Featuring New Single ‘Witch Doctor’
Erykah Badu and The Alchemist confirmed their collaborative album, due out August 28, alongside the new single “Witch Doctor.”
Goose Debuts Andrew Bird Cover In San Diego
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Brandi Carlile Details ‘Return To Myself (Sad Gay Version)’ Album
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Ween Shares Surprise ‘Golden Wastes’ EP Of ‘12 Golden Country Greats’ Outtakes
More rarities from Ween’s country era have surfaced in the form of 'Golden Wastes,' a new four-song EP.
Dogstar Shines ‘Joy’ Upon ‘The Tonight Show’
Watch Dogstar perform “Joy” from their new album ‘All In Now,’ on Thursday’s episode of ‘The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.’
Stella Lefty Celebrates Birthday By Joining Mumford & Sons At MSG
Stella Lefty celebrated her 24th birthday by joining Mumford & Sons at Madison Square Garden for a cover of her own single "Boston" and a rendition of "Here."
Tedeschi Trucks Band Breaks Out Rolling Stones Cover In Santa Barbara
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9 New Albums Out Today From King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, Phoebe Bridgers, Lindsay Lou + More
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Get Tickets To See Phish, Steve Lacy, String Cheese Incident, Gov’t Mule & Others
Get tickets on sale this week to see Phish, Steve Lacy, The String Cheese Incident, Gov't Mule, the Disco Biscuits, The Wood Brothers, Foo Fighters, 311, Iceage, Allison Russell and Sugarland, among others.
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
Modest Mouse brought Califone’s Tim Rutili onstage in Chicago for a pair of Ugly Casanova rarities from the project’s lone album, Sharpen Your Teeth.
Terry Haggerty Revisits Career-Spanning Songbook On New Album ‘Family’
Terry Haggerty, guitarist for Sons of Champlin, re-recorded songs from across his career for a new solo album, 'Family,' arriving on September 7.
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’
Ziggy Marley was the musical guest on last night's episode of 'Jimmy Kimmel Live' to perform his song "Racism Is A Killa," off his 2026 album, 'Brightside.'
Every ‘Austin City Limits’ Season 52 Artist Will Get A Full-Hour Episode
Austin City Limits is expanding Season 52 to 18 episodes, giving each featured artist an uninterrupted hour for the first time in the series’ history.
Watch KATSEYE Roar Through ‘Animal’ On ‘The Tonight Show’
KATSEYE brought their new single “Animal” to 'The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon' and sat for an interview as they gear up for the release of their 'Wild' EP.
Tedeschi Trucks Band Welcomes Lukas Nelson & Alam Khan At Berkeley’s Greek Theatre
Sarod virtuoso Alam Khan and opener Lukas Nelson joined Tedeschi Trucks Band on Wednesday during the band's concert at The Greek Theatre in Berkeley, California.
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
Luke Combs extended his My Kinda Saturday Night Tour into 2027 with a 12-date in-the-round stadium run.
Heroes Star Hayden Panettiere Dies at 36
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'Look Forward to Meetin' Ya, Sugah!' — Rogue Voice Actress Lenore Zann Reacts to MCU X-Men Casting With Special Video Message for Inde Navarrette
Lenore Zann, the voice of Rogue in animated Marvel projects since the '90s, published a special video to congratulate Inde Navarrette after she was confirmed to play the live-action version of her character in Marvel's upcoming X-Men reboot.
Avengers: Doomsday Trailer Sparks Theories About 2 Doctor Dooms as Fans Hope for a Surprise Cameo from Cillian Murphy
The new Avengers: Doomsday trailer is here, and some fans believe it has a few clues that suggest the film is hiding two Doctor Dooms – and maybe even a cameo from Cillian Murphy.
Simu Liu Says Sleeping Dogs Movie Has 'a REAL Path Forward' Amid Dealmaking With Square Enix
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Spider-Man: Brand New Day Becomes First Spider-Man Movie to Reach $2 Billion in Theaters
Spider-Man: Brand New Day has officially crossed $2 billion at the global box office, marking the first time Marvel's wall-crawling hero has ever reached the theatrical landmark.
Disney Experiences Showcase: Everything Announced for Disney Parks, Disney Cruise Line, and More | D23 2026
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'I Want to Set the Record Straight: That Is Not Happening' — Kingdom Hearts 4 Devs Say KH4 '100%' Will Not Be Delayed Past Late 2027 Launch | D23 2026
Kingdom Hearts 4 co-director Tai Yasue and series creator Tetsuya Nomura have assured fans that it is a "100% thing" the game will not be delayed past its late 2027 launch window.
Kingdom Hearts 4 Gets Extended Gameplay Trailer Featuring Playable Mickey, Donald, and Goofy | D23 2026
Disney and Square Enix showed up for the Deep Dive into Kingdom Hearts panel at D23 2026 to show off an extended gameplay trailer for Kingdom Hearts 4 that features a first look at a playable King Mickey, Donald, and Goofy.
Tetsuya Nomura Teases Involvement in Kingdom Hearts Anime Series, Tells Fans to Let Their 'Imagination Run Wild' | D23 2026
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D23 Deep Dive Into Kingdom Hearts Panel: Everything Announced
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Dave Filoni Confirms Disney Isn't Making Scrapped Star Wars Movie The Hunt for Ben Solo 'Right Now' | D23 2026
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X-Men Director Teases Comic Book Inspirations and 'Something New' for the MCU After Marvel's Big Cast Reveal | D23 2026
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Frozen 3 Footage Teases New Villain, and It Looks Like Olaf is Getting a Love Interest
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Disney Animation Studios Boss Jared Bush Isn't Ruling Out a Possible Kingdom Hearts Movie
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X-Men Cast Confirmed to Include Inde Navarrette as Rogue, Adam Driver as Mister Sinister, Maya Boyd as Storm, and More | D23 2026
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New Avengers: Doomsday Trailer Shows Doctor Doom Raising an Army of Sentinels
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Marvel Studios Reveal Debut VisionQuest Trailer, James Spader's Ultron Shown in Human Form
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Disney's Live-Action Tangled Remake Sets 2028 Release Date | D23 2026
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Kingdom Hearts 4 Gets New Trailer, Late 2027 Release Window, and a Disney+ Anime Series
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New Music Friday August 14: Carly Simon, Sheryl Crow, Becky G, KATSEYE, Phoebe Bridgers, benny blanco and More
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Shay Mitchell Takes Over an Exclusive Disneyland Residence for a Magical Night Out
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Cardi B Says She'd 'Never' Buy a Fake Hermès Bag and Gets Real About Being Her Authentic Self
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The 2026 Summer moe.mentUM tour finally came to a close last night in Highland Park, IL. moe. and Umphrey’s McGee performed 17 shows together, starting with a gig at XL Live in Harrisburg, PA on June 11. The final two gigs again featured collaborative encores with members of both bands (which happened every night except for July 11 at Sand Mountain Amphitheater in Albertville, AL due to weather conditions).
On Friday at Cain Park Evans Amphitheater in Cleveland Heights, OH, the UMoe. segment kicked off with Umphrey’s McGee original “Den,” as moe. guitarist Al Schnier and percussionist Jim Loughlin joined Umphrey’s. This was followed by moe.’s “Mexico” in which that group tagged in, while Brendan Bayliss remained on guitar, Joel Cummins added keys, and both Andy Farag and Scotty Zwang contributed percussion. Finally, the night concluded with a version of Supertramp’s “Bloody Well Right” featuring this same roster of musicians. This is a song that moe. started playing earlier this year and Umphrey’s last performed on 4/17/13.
Finally, last evening at the Ravinia Festival in Highland Park, IL, the entirety of moe. opened the encore for the group’s “Rebubula” joined by Bayliss, Cummins and Farag. This tune then segued into a cover of Paul Simon’s “You Can Call Me Al,” led by the full Umphrey’s, with Zwang on vocals and all members of moe. except for bassist Rob Derhak. Then, the original “Rebubula” formation of players returned for a “Close Encounters of the Third Kind” tease before closing out the tune.
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Runaway Gin to Honor The Clifford Ball’s 30th Anniversary with The Crystal Ball
This weekend marks the 30th anniversary of Phish’s Clifford Ball. The multi-day event, which took place at the former Plattsburgh Air Force Base in Plattsburgh, NY on August 16 and 17, boasted seven sets of Phish, including a bonus late-night performance on a flatbed truck, as well as an on-stage classical combo and cameos from Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield. Named after aviation pioneer Clifford Ball, the event was Phish’s first large-scale campout and is credited with helping revive the standalone summer music festival in America.
Now, next month, Phish tribute act Runaway Gin will celebrate Clifford Ball’s milestone anniversary with The Crystal Ball. The two-stage gathering will take place at Harmony, NC’s Van Hoy Farms Campground on September 26, featuring three sets of Runaway Gin, as well as performances by Sneezy, Machine Funk duo and several other acts.
The Crystal Ball has been described as a “wizarding-themed gathering where attendees are encouraged to dress in costume.” Van Hoy Farms Campground also offers RV hookups, a swimming pool and other outdoor activities.
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Disco Biscuits’ Marc Brownstein Announces Free DJ sets
Disco Biscuits bassist Marc Brownstein will offer a series of free and heavily discounted DJ shows in the coming days. Brownstein was slated to hit the road for a string of dates under his DJ Brownie alias with former STS9 bassist David Murphy, but the shows were unfortunately pulled due to low advanced ticket sales. However, Brownstein has quickly pivoted and put together a series of make-up gigs to fill those spots.
In a deeply personal post Brownstein explained,
Sadly, this weeks shows with David Murphy are officially canceled. I was really looking forward to the hang, but I get it. Before I explain further, I need to tell you that THERE WILL BE DJ BROWNIE SHOWS THIS WEEK.
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Goose Resume Summer Tour with Andrew Bird Debut, Grateful Dead Cover in San Diego
After taking five weeks off the road, Goose returned to the stage last night in San Diego. The band begins a steady slate of shows that will extend into early September and includes two nights at the Hayden Homes Amphitheater in Bend, OR (8/21 with Greensky Bluegrass and 8/22 with Buffalo Traffic Jams) and three Red Rocks performances (8/27, 8/28 and 9/1),
Ther group opened with two standalone tunes from 2025’s Everything Must Go: “Animal” and “Iguana Song.” Then Goose moved into “Drive” which has been in the band’s repertoire since 2018 and segued into a first-ever performance of Andrew Bird’s “Capsized,” which appears on his 2016 record Are You Serious. Rick Mitarotonda sang the tune. This was followed by an improv-laden take on the Dripfield song “Borne,” which found its way to “Silver Rising.” The set-closer was live staple “Flodown.”
Goose then delivered a four-song second set. The group started things out with an open-ended take on the title track track to the band’s latest album, Big Modern! which eventually led into Dripfield’s “Slow Ready.” Then it was another one-two punch, as an extended “Thatch” eventually moved into a cover of the Jerry Garcia-Robert Hunter tune “Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo,” which has been in the group’s repertoire for over a decade. The encore was Dripfield’s closing number “726.”
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Listen to Ween’s ‘Golden Wastes’
Late last month Rhino released the Deluxe Edition of Ween’s 1996 album 12 Golden Country Greats. Dean Ween (Mickey Melchiondo) and Gene Ween (Aaron Freeman) originally traveled to Nashville to work with producer Ben Vaughn on the record. Vaughn pulled together a number of Nashville session players, including The Jordanaires, who had once backed Elvis Presley, to back the pair on the project. The resulting album initially proved confounding to some of the band’s fans at the time but has grown in stature over the years.
12 Golden Country Greats (Deluxe Edition) presents over 20 previously unreleased recordings across 3 CDs and 3 LPs. The 36 songs on the package include two tunes that were recorded but never made the final 10-song album. These missing tracks are “So Long Jerry,” written following the passing of the Grateful Dead icon Jerry Garcia and “I’ve Got No Darkside,” which is a honky-tonk tune.
Now, Rhino has issued a companion EP. Golden Wastes presents four additional selections that didn’t find their way onto 12 Golden Country Greats (Deluxe Edition). It opens with “I’m Holding You (Waste Version),” an alternative version of the song that opens the original record. This is followed by “There's A Smooth Talkin' Dude Around,” which offers a different iteration of “Pretty Girl” from the album. “Mister Richard Smoker (Alternate Take)” is a variant on the song from 12 Golden Country Greats while “I'm Gonna Fix Your Ass (Alternate Take)” offers in another version of a song that appears in the Deluxe Edition.
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St. Paul & The Broken Bones Share New Tune from Forthcoming Four-Song Set
St. Paul & The Broken Bones have just announced that they will follow up their eponymous studio record with a new four-song release. Proxy will be issued on September 18th via Oasis Pizza Records. The band’s namesake, Paul Janeway, notes, ““The best part of releasing this music is it gets to find its place in the world. I think this is a really strong collection of songs. Obviously, there are only four songs, but they carry the same weight as songs on a full album. Each song carries its own story. I am really proud of this collection, and I hope they get to be a part of flashbulb memories for those that hear them.”
Last month the band shared “Mess I Made” from Proxy. Today the group offers up “Loving Wrong.” Janeway says of this tune: “The wonderful part of this song is it sounds like a standard 6/8 ballad but then it takes a turn at the outro that makes for a really beautiful epic moment. I think this band does ballads really well. There are the general catch all lyrics about lost love that could be sung by anyone who has gone through heart ache.” “Loving Wrong” can be heard here.
Proxy is available for pre-save. A limited 10” vinyl of Proxy will be available in the US exclusively through Rough Trade on October 9th and can be pre-ordered here.
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Last evening at the Everwise Amphitheater at White River State Park in Indianapolis, moe. and Umphrey’s McGee continued the concluding stretch of their moe.mentUM tour. This series of dates began on June 11 and over the two months that followed, the groups have been in and out of each other’s orbit. Each gig has featured individual sets from both groups with time remaining at the end of the night for a UMoe. performance.
On Thursday, moe. appeared first for a set that was bookended by “Yellow Tigers.” Following that tune, the six-piece offered versions of the group’s “Tailspin,” Jethro Tull’s “Locomotive Breath” and moe’s “Stranger Than Fiction.” Then the group delivered an extended sequence that moved from “Three Eyed Serpent” into “The Pit,” “Shoot First,” “Puebla,” “Timmy Tucker” and then finally “Yellow Tigers” once again.
Umphrey’s set also included an lengthy, improv-laden section. The opening “There's No Crying In Mexico” led into “Cut the Cable.” Then following a stand-alone “Walletsworth,” the group entwined “Escape Goat,” “Push the Pig,” “Resolution,” “Plunger” and “The Floor.”
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Grahame Lesh & Friends To Ring in the New Year with The Wolfpack
Grahame Lesh & Friends just wrapped up a series of dates that saw the band travel to Washington DC and then the Midwest. During the group’s two sold out performances at Garcia’s in Chicago on August 9, Grahame and bandmate Justin Mazer each took a turn playing Jerry Garcia’s Travis Bean TB500 11 guitar.
Looking ahead to the end of the year, the group will offer another special performance that nods to the Grateful Dead. On January 2 and 3, 2005 Bob Weir performed at the The Parker Theater in Fort Lauderdale. This came on the heels of a four night run at the Broward Center for the Performing Arts in the same city, during which the group expanded its roster with the addition of The Wolfpack.
On December 30 and 31 Grahame Lesh & Friends will make their way to Fort Lauderdale and appear at The Parker Theater with The Wolfpack.
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Watch: Warren Haynes Performs “Thorazine Shuffle” with the Asheville Symphony Orchestra
On September 18, Warren Haynes will release Dreams & Songs: A Symphonic Journey. He co-produced the album with Don Was, which presents music from Haynes' performance with the 64-piece Asheville Symphony Orchestra at the Thomas Wolfe Auditorium, in Haynes’ hometown of Asheville, NC on March 16, 2019. Haynes’ core band that evening featured Oteil Burbridge, John Medeski, Jeff Sipe and Greg Osby, along with vocalists Edwin McCain and Jasmine Muhammad. The setlist spanned Haynes’ musical career, from the Allman Brothers Band and Gov’t Mule through his time in The Dead and Phil & Friends.
The latest song Haynes has shared from the forthcoming collection is “Thorazine Shuffle,” which appears on Gov’t Mule’s 1998 album Dose. Haynes notes, “John Medeski did the arrangement for ‘Thorazine Shuffle,’ and his unique take on music in general was what led me to ask him to arrange that particular piece. He was able to strike a balance for ‘Thorazine Shuffle’ that takes it a little further avant-garde than most of the songs but still has that beautiful symphonic quality as far as the arrangement is concerned that really transports it into another place. His counter-melodies and all the different textures that he put in that song elevated it in a way that I wasn't expecting. It's probably the most unique arrangement on the record.”
Dreams & Songs: A Symphonic Journey is now available to pre-order and pre-save.
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Performing songs from his new record 'I’ve Been Down', Bob Wagner stopped by the Relix archives for a special stripped-down performance alongside longtime collaborator Josh Weinstein.
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