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Tedeschi Trucks Band Covers Neil Young & Junior Wells With Lukas Nelson In Washington
Lukas Nelson sat-in with Tedeschi Trucks Band on covers of Neil Young's "Helpless" and Junior Wells' "Little By Little" on Wednesday at Chateau Ste. Michelle in Woodinville, Washington.
Foo Fighters Outline 2027 South America Tour Dates
Foo Fighters announced a four-date South America tour for 2027, opening February 23 in Montevideo, Uruguay, and wrapping March 3 in Lima, Peru.
Brand New Expands ‘The Devil And God Are Raging Inside Me’ 20th Anniversary Tour
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Green Day Launches 24/7 YouTube Stream Green Day TV
Green Day initiated a YouTube streaming channel, Green Day TV, featuring music videos, live performances and unseen archival footage.
Phoebe Bridgers Taking ‘Lost Weekend’ To Planetariums Worldwide Ahead Of Album Release
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Pentatonix Sets Christmas In The City Tour 2026
Pentatonix confirmed the return of their Christmas In The City Tour in 2026.
Rush To Film All 4 Toronto Homecoming Shows For Potential Concert Movie
Rush will capture all four of this weekend's sold-out hometown concerts in Toronto for a possible concert film, with Allan Weinrib making his directorial debut.
Joan Jett Calls Off Remaining 2026 Shows To Recover From Spinal Injury
Joan Jett canceled her remaining 2026 concerts after undergoing orthopedic surgery to treat a fractured vertebrae.
Steve Earle & Los Lobos Share 1st Studio Collaboration ‘Volver A Celaya’
Although they’ve enjoyed a decades-long relationship, Steve Earle and Los Lobos released their first studio collaboration today, “Volver A Celaya.”
Outside Lands 2026 Livestream Schedule: The Strokes, Charli XCX, The xx & More
Amazon Music revealed the schedule for its exclusive Outside Lands 2026 livestream, which has been expanded to two channels for the first time.
Watch The Red Clay Strays Preview Sold-Out Madison Square Garden Debut On ‘Fallon’
The Red Clay Strays stopped by 'The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon' to perform "Don't Wanna Know" before making their Madison Square Garden debut this weekend.
Guns N’ Roses Welcome Chris Stapleton For ‘Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door’ In Toronto
Chris Stapleton surprised fans by joining Guns N' Roses for Bob Dylan's "Knockin' On Heaven's Door" during the band's Toronto concert.
Oliver Wood Schedules Solo Shows For September 2026
Oliver Wood of The Wood Brothers announced six solo shows in September, opening in Nashville before a five-date Northeast run.
Canadian Songsmith Bruce Cockburn Details Covers Album ‘The Blood Of Others’
Bruce Cockburn traces the music that shaped him on a new covers album, ‘The Blood Of Others.’
Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Expands 2026 Lineup: Alison Krauss & Union Station, Jesse Welles, Sierra Hull & More
Alison Krauss & Union Station featuring Jerry Douglas, Jesse Welles and Sierra Hull lead the second round of the 2026 Hardly Strictly Bluegrass lineup for the free festival in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park.
Spafford Adds December 2026 Tour Dates
Spafford tacked on seven new tour dates to the end of their 2026 itinerary.
Mikaela Davis Gives ‘Graceland Way’ The Live Treatment On KEXP
Mikaela Davis brought her band to the studios of Seattle-based independent radio station KEXP for a session featuring five songs from her recently released album, 'Graceland Way.'
Sleep Confirms 1st Album In 8 Years ‘Hempispheres’ & Shares Sludgy Single ‘The Morrisist’
Sleep confirmed the release of a new album, ‘Hempispheres,’ and shared the record’s second single, ‘The Morrisist.’
Jerry Garcia Immersive Experience ‘Eyes Of The World’ To Open In 2027
'Eyes Of The World: The Jerry Garcia Experience,' a new 40,000-square-foot immersive exhibition exploring the Grateful Dead guitarist's life and legacy will premiere in San Francisco before touring four major U.S. cities.
Hideki Kamiya Reveals Spider-Man 2 Scene That Inspired Key Game Sequence in Okami
Hideki Kamiya revealed that Okami's main planner took inspiration from a scene in Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man 2 movie to shape one particular moment in the highly-acclaimed 2006 game.
The Legend of Zelda Movie Casts Uli Latukefu as Ganondorf
The Legend of Zelda movie has revealed who will be playing Ganondorf.
Sony Is Forcing PSSR 2.0 in Latest PS5 Pro Beta
Three First Print Copies of Pokemon Red, Blue, and Yellow Sell for $2 Million in Second-Largest Video Game Transaction Ever
Three first print Pokemon games are selling for an eye-watering $2 million to the owner of the Dubai Collection, one of the most prominent and highly-graded collections of video games and trading cards in the world.
'This Is Unbelievably Scummy' - GTA 6 Fans Are Annoyed By Netflix's Paywalled Extended Look at the Game
Grand Theft Auto 6 fans aren't thrilled with Rockstar's decision to release the next look at the game through Netflix.
The Warrior Cats Books are Finally Getting a Major Video Game Adaptation
Erin Hunter’s iconic young adult book series, Warriors, is finally getting its first major video game, and it’s a turn-based RPG.
Jim Carrey Will Star in a Live-Action The Jetsons Movie, Warner Bros. Says
Ace Ventura and Sonic the Hedgehog star Jim Carrey will front a live-action movie adaptation of The Jetsons.
Marvel Studios' X-Men Movie Casts Kit Connor as Cyclops
A new report reveals that Marvel Studios has found its new Cyclops in Warfare actor Kit Connor, who will star in the next X-Men film.
'Media Is By Nature a Business Full of Hits And Misses': Warner Bros. Boss Says James Gunn Is 'Focused' on Superman Sequel Man of Tomorrow After Supergirl Flop
Superman director James Gunn is "focused on Man of Tomorrow" following the failure of Supergirl, Warner Bros. chief David Zaslav has said — and now working up to 18-hour days on the forthcoming sequel.
Sony's Canceled Sinister Six Movie Concept Art Shows Spider-Man in Uncharted Territory
Concept art from Sony's canceled Sinister Six movie has appeared online, and it shows Spidey well outside of the boundaries of New York City.
Death of Physical Games Will Not Have a 'Significant Impact' On Sales, Resident Evil Publisher Capcom Says
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Grand Theft Auto 6: An Extended Look Premieres on Netflix This Month, Rockstar Confirms
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Memory Shortage Sees 2027 Production Reportedly Sold Out, as Demand Far Outstrips Supply
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Japanese Anime Fan Arrested After Canceling Naruto and One Piece Merchandise Orders Worth $2.7 Million
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Roblox Blames Falling Player Numbers and In-Game Spending on Its Push to Recommend Less Slop to Kids — And There Being No Replacement for Last Year's Viral Hit Grow a Garden
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Switch 2 Sales Down Year-on-Year After 2025's Explosive Launch, Though Nintendo Insists Adoption Still Compares 'Favorably' to Original Switch
Switch 2 sales are down by more than a third compared to the console's explosive launch a year ago, though Nintendo has insisted its new machine's arrival still compares well with that of Switch 1.
Nintendo Offers Free Repair Services to Anyone in Area Impacted by Deadly Earthquake
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'This Is Not Cool' — BMW Owners Are Annoyed Over a New Spider-Man Ad Forced Into Their Cars
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The Odyssey Translator Emily Wilson Slams Christopher Nolan’s Understanding of Zeus’ Law
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Celeb Plastic Surgeon Dr. Torkian Reveals Why Filler Won't Lift Your Face and What Creates a Snatched Look
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New Music Friday July 31: Carly Simon, Ariana Grande, Cardi B, benny blanco, Selena Gomez, Becky G and More
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“This is a super important room for smaller artists to get their start,” says Cat Ridgeway of The Social in Orlando. “Being able to get a foothold in a room that has this much respect and notoriety around town. It creates a sense of community that snowballs over time.”
“It's a good energy,” adds Natty Knox. “Tonight I got to experience my first performance at the social. You can feel the vibes and the love. So it's just a joy being here and seeing the people loving the music.”
The Social is intimate live music room founded in 2001 on North Orange Avenue in downtown Orlando, FL. Six years earlier, Shayni Rae and Jim Faherty opened the Sapphire Supper Club in this same location, which soon became a gathering place for Orlando's alternative scene, with early appearances by Seven Mary Three, My Friend Steve, and Matchbox 20. The room is next door to the Beacham Theater, which opened in 1921 and as artists develop they often move from The Social to the adjacent venue.
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Danny Clinch’s Phish Phine Art Print Sale Will Raise Proceeds for the Divided Sky Foundation
Acclaimed photographer Danny Clinch has been officially working with Phish since 1994. Although that was his first official shoot with the band, he’d been checking them out for a little while. In conjunction with the band’s return to the 1990s via five shows at Madison Square Garden, Clinch is selling a series of prints, via a Phish Phine Art Print Sale with portions of the proceeds benefiting the Divided Sky Foundation.
As he tells Relix, “The 90’s was my introduction to Phish. I was perplexed to be honest—rock-and-roll, extended jams, acoustic songs, changing instruments and a barbershop quartet !!?? I was definitely intrigued and I kept coming back for more. To see the band bring the 90’s back, complete with the Clifford Ball outfits that are in this series made me smile big. Phish is still surprising us in 2026!”
Clinch will sign all of the photos that he is making available in this collection. They are being offered for a special price of $250 for an 8x10 print and $350 for a framed 8x10 print. Any prints 11x14 and larger from this collection will also have a special discount of 10% automatically applied at checkout via the Transparent Clinch Gallery.
The Divided Sky Foundation supports a non-profit, non-clinical residential recovery program for addiction which provides a safe, supportive 12-step environment prioritizing emotional sobriety and mindfulness.
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Hardly Strictly Bluegrass will return on October 2-4 for year 26. Once again, the free event will take place in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park. The initial round of performers confirmed for this year’s HSB include: My Morning Jacket, Gillian Welch & David Rawlings, Hot Tuna Acoustic, AJ Lee & Blue Summit, Kathleen Edwards, Old Crow Medicine Show and Hiss Golden Messenger.
The festival just confirmed a second round of artists. Joining HSB in the Park will be Alison Krauss & Union Station Featuring Jerry Douglas, Jesse Welles, Sierra Hull, Aaron Lee Tasjan, Darrell Scott String Band w/ Rob Ickes, A Tribute To Joe Ely with The Flatlanders and Friends, Dug, Mama's Broke, Kam Franklin and Ismay.
Executive Director John Caldon notes,“Last year we celebrated the silver anniversary of Hardly Strictly Bluegrass, kicking off a chapter of reflecting on everything we've built over the last 25 years. This October, we're bringing that to a culmination by inviting back legacy artists like Gillian Welch & David Rawlings and Alison Krauss & Union Station featuring Jerry Douglas, as well as presenting a tribute concert to honor Steve Earle - a defining voice in the HSB family whose generosity and artistry have shaped who we are. As we conclude this hallmark year, we couldn't be more excited for the next twenty-five.”
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Watch: Chris Stapleton Covers Dylan with Guns N’ Roses
Tonight in Toronto, Chris Stapleton will bring his All-American Road Show to Rogers Stadium in Toronto. Stapleton will be joined by Zach Top and Allen Stone for this performance. On Wednesday, Guns N’ Roses appeared at the same venue and Stapleton was on hand a day early to check out the action.
Toward the end of the Gn’R set, Axl Rose welcomed Stapleton to the stage. He plugged in, then contributed to a version of Bob Dylan’s “Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door.” Guns N’ Roses have been performing the song since 1987. It also appears on their 1991 album Use Your Illusion II.
Watch Stapleton and Gn’R perform the tune below.
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Lukas Nelson Joins the Tedeschi Trucks Band on Night Two in Woodinville
Tedeschi Trucks Band are back out on the road for a stretch of dates that will extend into early September. Joining them for many of these gigs will be Lukas Nelson. Last night they appeared at the Chateau Ste. Michelle Winery Amphitheatre in Woodinville, WA for the second of two shows at the venue
Midway through TTB’s set, Nelson emerged for a pair of tunes. He first appeared on “Little By Little,” which was one of Junior Wells’ signature songs. He then remained on stage for a version of Neil Young’s “Helpless.” This was the first time the band had performed the song since 3/24/22. Nelson, of course, backed Young for many years both in the studio and on the road, while performing with Promise of the Real. On Saturday, Nelson had appeared on Derek and the Dominos’ “Why Does Love Got to Be So Sad?” and an epic take on Joe Tex’s “Show Me.”
Wednesday’s show featured many other standout moments from the 12-piece. TTB delivered crowd-pleasing takes on originals “Don’t Let Me Slide,” “Bound for Glory” and “Made Up Mind.” The group also delivered an animated pairing of Sly & The Family Stone’s “You Can Make It If You Try” and “Everyday People.” Another notable stretch was the run from the Rolling Stones’ “Loving Cup” into Sleepy John Estes’ “Leavin’ Trunk” and then Rahsaan Roland Kirk’s “ “Volunteered Slavery.”
Tedeschi Trucks Band and Lukas Nelson are on to Portland for a sold out show on Friday.
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Jerry Garcia: The Wheel and The Wall
This article appears in our 60 Years of The Grateful Dead Experience softcover edition. This 160-page publication brings together six decades of the Grateful Dead’s evolution, from the Acid Tests and early club gigs and beyond. In addition to conversations with all the band members, it includes more than 100+ never-before-published photographs from 40 of the world’s most renowned music photographers to honor the art and history that have defined the Grateful Dead’s 60-year journey.
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Jerry Garcia ambles into the hotel room overlooking New York’s Central Park. He appears relaxed, although in four hours, he will be on stage at Nassau Coliseum for the second of a three-night stand in mid-May 1980.
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The String Cheese Incident Share “Deal” To Honor Jerry Garcia During The Days Between
On Friday, July 24 the String Cheese Incident performed at the Cuthbert Amphitheater in Eugene. During the second set, SCI welcomed Scott Law to the stage for a cover of Johnny Cash’s “Big River.” Law later returned for the encore, which was a raucous 11-minute version of “Deal.”
To mark the middle of the Days Between, the period between Jerry Garcia’s August 1 birthday and his passing on August 9, the group has shared a live performance video from that show. "Deal" opens the 1972 Garcia album and the Garcia-Hunter tune was a longtime Dead staple.
The String Cheese Incident has just returned to the road and will appear at the Cape Cod Melody Tent in Hyannis. MA this evening.
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Steve Earle and Los Lobos Collaborate on New Single
Steve Earle Photograph by Brian Blauser, Mountain Stage / Los Lobos Photograph by Piero F. Giunti
Although they have crossed paths over the course of their celebrated careers Steve Earle and Los Lobos have now joined forces in the studio for the first time. The artists have just released “Volver A Celaya” via New West Records. They recorded the Earle composition at Red Amp Studios in Richmond, VA earlier this summer with Los Lobos’ Steve Berlin producing the session. The song is now available for streaming and will be released on October 16 as a 7” vinyl single via Independent Retailers.
Berlin notes, “Working with Steve Earle on this project is the latest culmination of a long and fruitful relationship going back decades. We had an absolute blast working on this special song with him as there are few songwriters extant who can say so much by simply painting the picture of life under the current regime. We look forward to future collaborations.”
Earle says of the song itself, “The character speaking to you in this song is based on guys that I worked with framing houses, right after I dropped out of High School in 1971. At first I worked with other guys who looked like me - anglos on crews that worked from 7:00am til 3:30 and then knocked off and headed to the nearest beer joint. Minimum wage was $1.60 an hour and I never took home a check bigger than 85 bucks - until I discovered Mexican crews worked from ‘can’t see to can’t see,’ sometimes putting in 50, even 55 hours a week. Shortly after starting with those guys, I held a hundred dollars in my hand for the first time in my life. It was simply a different way of thinking about making a living. These guys put in all the hours they could, brought the money home to their family on the westside - or back across the border to Mexico. I didn’t mind working late because, as far as I knew, nothing cool happened ‘til dark anyway.” He continues, “These days, with the word ‘immigration’ on the tip of everyone’s tongue, I found myself wondering where Cruz, Armando, and Eusebio are today and what they would make of this mess, so I set to putting words in their mouths.”
As for working with Los Lobos, he adds, “When writing was done and it was time to record, there wasn’t a shred of doubt in my mind who to call. Los Lobos and I have been connected at our roots since the beginning of our careers. We’ve shared stages at festivals and toured together as a package but collaborating in the studio was a box unchecked - until now.”
“Volver A Celaya” is now streaming and will be released on October 16 as a 7” vinyl single via Independent Retailers.
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Billy Strings Plays Surprise Bar Gig in West Virginia
Billy Strings made the most of his day off in Charleston, WV on Sunday, August 2. According to reports, the guitarist, who was in town to play the 13,5000-capacity Charleston Coliseum last night, stopped by the approximately 100-person Empty Glass bar to play his Gibson SG electric guitar with the John Inghram Band for about an hour. The Sunday jam session is a regularly occurrence at the Empty Glass, hosted by Inghram, a local musician and producer on NPR’s Mountain Stage Radio Show. The storied program is taped nearby and The Empty Glass festivities are frequently used as an after-party hang—this past Sunday, one of the program’s features guests, Candi Jenkins, also stopped by to perform with John Inghram Band.
Social media comments note that Strings sat in on a range of material, including Leftover Salmon’s “Troubled Times” and J.J. Cale’s “Call Me The Breeze,” during his evening appearance. He also joined the band for “Going Down The Road Feeling Bad,” which featured Jenkins, and pictures confirm that Kathy Mattea and Abigail Spangler both also sat in at various points during the show. After leaving the stage, Strings reportedly joined another local musician, Jakob Thomas, for a two-hour bonus picking session outside the venue as well.
Then, last night, Strings and his band appeared at the Charleston Coliseum, a rescheduled date following the guitarist’s recent skateboarding accident, and busted out several songs for the first time this year. Those choice cuts included Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs and The Foggy Mountain Boys’ “99 Years (Is Almost For Life),” which Strings had not played since April 27, 2024, Tex Williams’ “Smoke, Smoke, Smoke That Cigarette,” which had been on the shelf since December 13, 2025, and Will S Hayes’ “I’ll Remember You, Love, In My Prayers,” which String had not covered since December 14, 2025.
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Stephen Malkmus Confirms Solo Shows
Stephen Malkmus has confirmed a series of solo shows throughout Carlifornia. The Pavement frontman will hit the road in September, making stops at Ventura, CA’s Ventura Music Hall (9/1), Big Sur, CA’s Henry Miller Memorial Library (9/2), Sonoma, CA’s Gundlach Bundschu Winery (9/4) and Sacramento, CA’s Crest Theatre (9/5), before bringing things to a close at Santa Cruz, CA’s Rio Theatre (9/6).
This past February, the guitarist made a solo appearance at Chicago’s The Hideout as part of The Interview Show, a weekly show that is aired on PBS, and turned in a set at San Francisco’s Noise Pop Festival. However, he has mostly been focused on Pavement during the first part of 2026. The indie-rock pioneers wrapped up their most rest run of reunion dates at Nashville’s the Ryman on July 28. Capping off an outing that included several notable bust outs and a fun riff of Led Zeppelin’s “Stairway to Heaven,” during the tour-closing performance they still had some surprises up their sleeves and offered “Serpentine Pad,” from 1995’s Wowee Zowee, for the first time this year. His recent solo show shave included Pavement songs, material from his Jicks project and tracks he released under his own name throughout his career.
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