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.
The Disco Biscuits Add Intimate Southeast Shows
The Disco Biscuits found a way to return to Asheville after their previously announced festival appearance was canceled, adding two nights at the city’s Third Room along with a two-night Charleston run.
The Strokes Bring Out Charli XCX For ‘Is This It’ Cut At Outside Lands
The Strokes' Outside Lands headlining set on Saturday saw the band welcoming Friday’s headliner Charli XCX.
Little Feat Welcomes Jackson Browne & Leslie Mendelson In Los Angeles
Little Feat welcomed old friends Jackson Browne and Leslie Mendelson for multiple guest appearances during Saturday’s Los Angeles stop on The Last Farewell Tour.
Ron Holloway Reunites With Gov’t Mule In Baltimore
Gov't Mule brought out special guests Ron Holloway, Joe Bonamassa and Josh Smith on Saturday during their show at Baltimore's Pier Six Pavilion.
Lukas Nelson Joins Tedeschi Trucks Band In Bend For ‘Helpless,’ Rolling Stones Cover & More
Lukas Nelson continued his run of guest appearances with Tedeschi Trucks Band by sitting in with his tourmates for four songs at Hayden Homes Amphitheater in Bend.
Hiss Golden Messenger Honors Honors Grateful Dead’s Days Between With ‘Dire Wolf’ & ‘They Love Each Other’
Released during the Grateful Dead community's annual Days Between observance, Hiss Golden Messenger's new recordings of "Dire Wolf" and "They Love Each Other" grew from what M.C. Taylor described as a longtime daydream.
Sierra Ferrell Returns With ‘Trying To Love You’ Single
Sierra Ferrell is back with her first new music of 2026, arriving in the form of the single “Trying To Love You.”
Grace Bowers Begins New Era With Debut EP ‘Grace’ & Biting ‘Eat Shit And Live’ Single
After making her name as one of music's brightest young guitarists, Grace Bowers launches her solo career with the announcement of 'Grace' and its fiery lead single.
Watch Role Model Sing ‘Harmony’ On ‘Fallon’
On the eve of releasing his new album, Tucker Pillsbury brought Role Model to ‘The Tonight Show’ for the television debut of “Harmony.”
Gov’t Mule Ships Annual New Year’s Eve Show Up To Boston After 20 Years In NYC
Gov't Mule's annual New Year's Eve tradition leaves New York after 20 years, heading to Boston's MGM Music Hall at Fenway with an all-star lineup of special guests.
The Black Crowes Celebrate 30th Anniversary Of ‘Three Snakes & One Charm’ With Massive Breakouts In Oklahoma
The Black Crowes commemorated the 30th anniversary of their 'Three Snakes & One Charm' album to kick off the band's Thursday night concert in Catoosa, Oklahoma.
Brandi Carlile Reschedules European Tour Due To ‘Personal Circumstances’
Due to “personal circumstances,” Brandi Carlile rescheduled her 2026 European Tour to spring 2027.
Gov’t Mule Brings Out JJ Grey & Mofro For Van Morrison Classic At Artpark
Gov't Mule made the most of their one-night bill with JJ Grey & Mofro by inviting the support act back onstage for a heartfelt take on Van Morrison's "Tupelo Honey."
Lindsey Buckingham Fuels Fleetwood Mac Reunion Speculation With Stevie Nicks Update
Lindsey Buckingham offered an encouraging update on his relationship with Stevie Nicks while discussing Fleetwood Mac's upcoming documentary, prompting renewed fan hopes for a reunion.
Chloe Bailey Wants to Play Storm in Marvel's X-Men Movie
Singer, songwriter, and actress Chloe Bailey is throwing her hat in the ring for the chance at playing Storm in Marvel’s upcoming X-Men movie.
New York Citizen Receives Letters to Spider-Man Because He Shares a Home With Marvel's Peter Parker
A New York citizen has revealed himself to be the owner of a home shared by Marvel's Peter Parker, and it just so happens to come with one major perk: letters to Spider-Man.
GTA 6 Boss Says More People Are Pre-Ordering the $100 Version of the Game
Grand Theft Auto 6 fans are pre-ordering the $100 Ultimate Edition more than the standard edition of the game.
Nikki From Obsession Will Be at Halloween Horror Nights in a 'Where's Waldo' Way, but Fans Are Divided
Watch your back; Inde Navarrette’s iconic character, Nikki Freeman, will be wandering around Universal Studios theme parks for Halloween Horror Nights.
Atlus Producer Says 'I Think We Have to Do' Persona 1 and 2 Remakes
Kazuhisa Wada, producer for Atlus' P-Studio, says he "can't say for sure" if Persona 1 and 2 remakes are coming, but said they are still games he thinks "we have to do."
Battlefield 6 Player With Over 400 Hours Gets Full Refund from Steam After Key Modes Were Removed
A Battlefield 6 player with hundreds of hours of playtime has scored a full refund of the game after Battlefield Studios removed key modes from the game's quick-play matchmaking.
GameStop Reportedly Considers Dropping eBay Bid for New Partnership Offer
GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen is reportedly considering dropping his eBay bid for a revised offer that could include a partnership between the two companies.
Professional Smash Bros. Melee Payer Hungrybox Popped Off So Hard After Winning a Game That He Literally Fainted
Professional Super Smash Bros. Melee player Juan ‘Hungrybox’ Debiedma went viral over the weekend after fainting while celebrating a victory over fellow player Hugh ‘SluG’ Hegarty.
Final Fantasy Fans Convinced Dirge of Cerberus Remake on the Way After Gackt Posts Photo in Genesis Cosplay
Final Fantasy fans are convinced a Dirge of Cerberus remake could be on the horizon after one Japan’s most famous rockstars, Gackt, posted a photo of himself cosplaying as Crisis Core's Genesis.
Arc System Launches Marvel Tokon PC Update, and Some Players Are Saying It's Fixing Most of Their Issues
Developer Arc System Works has launched a major Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls update that seems to have fixed many of the PC issues players reported following its launch.
Wardogs 'Hits Different' and Could Be the Next Big FPS, Those Who Managed to Get Into the Recent Private Playtest Say
A brand-new first-person shooter, Wardogs, could be a breakout title for the genre, according to players who recently went hands-on with an early version of the game.
Hideki Kamiya Gives Fans Hope That He Will Direct Another Devil May Cry Game
It’s been over twenty years since Hideki Kamiya directed the very first Devil May Cry game, and his latest tweets are hinting that he might make a long-awaited return to the franchise.
Grand Theft Auto Players Fundraise $50k for Sick Fan Trying to Make It to GTA 6
Grand Theft Auto players have rallied behind a sick fan in need of a lung transplant by raising more than $50,000 so he can live long enough to play GTA 6.
Sonic the Hedgehog is Joining Fortnite, and Yes You'll Be Able to Dash Up Walls in the Green Hill Zone
Sonic the Hedgehog is joining Fortnite as part of the battle royale's upcoming gaming-themed season.
Aliens: Fireteam Elite on Nintendo Switch Shut Down With No Refunds, as Owners Become the Latest Victims of Gaming's Increasingly Digital Future
Aliens: Fireteam Elite has had its cloud servers shut down, leaving Nintendo Switch owners unable to play the game without any form of refund.
Marvel's Spider-Man 2 Gets Huge Boost 3 Years After Launch Thanks to Box Office Phenomenon Spider-Man: Brand New Day
The box office phenomenon that is Spider-Man: Brand New Day has sparked a surge of interest in Sony video game Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, with players flocking to reinstall the game or buy it anew.
Curtis '50 Cent' Jackson Joins Payday TV Show as Executive Producer
Starbreeze Entertainment and Vice Studio's Payday TV show has added an unexpected name to its team: rapper Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson.
'Expect Fake Messages': Valve Admits Steam Hardware Owners' Personal Data Likely Stolen
Valve has begun notifying recent Steam hardware customers of a personal data breach that may have exposed their name, address, phone number and email.
Bethesda Veteran Reveals How He Would Have Designed Starfield Differently
A former Bethesda developer who worked on Skyrim, Fallout 3, Fallout 4, and Fallout 76 has outlined how he would have designed Starfield had he been in charge of the game — and it sounds very different.
After a Decade of No Man's Sky, Players Have Explored Less Than 1% of the Planets
No Man’s Sky developer Hello Games is celebrating its 10-year anniversary with an eye-catching stat and a tease for the upcoming update.
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
Cardi B tells ET she'd never buy a designer bag dupe while celebrating her Real Talk Interpreter campaign with Zevia.
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.
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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Snugfest will return to Vermont on Sunday, September 13. The Middlebury Snowbowl in Hancock, Vermont is the locale for this year’s installment of the event, which supports The Snug Foundation. This 501(c)(3) nonprofit is “dedicated to promoting kindness and compassion toward animals, people, and the planet.”
The roster of performers for Snugfest 2026 features: Mike & Tessa Gordon, Jen Hartswick, Nick Cassarino, Nate Edgar, Ray Paczkowski, Russ Lawton, Bob Wagner, Hot Pickin’ Party and Electric Bear. In addition to the music, the site will present an artisan market featuring Vermont makers and small businesses, along with local food and beverage vendors and on-site art activities.
Snugfest was founded in Ripton, Vermont, “from a desire to create a welcoming community where people could coexist with kindness, acceptance, and respect for the planet. Since its inception, proceeds from the festival have supported local community programs and individuals experiencing unexpected hardships. Past beneficiaries have included Ripton flood victims, the Ripton Country Store, Wiley Side Farm (a therapeutic farm program for adults with intellectual differences), and Silver Towers Camp (a residential camp for people with disabilities ages six to seventy-five who are physically and mentally challenged).”
Tickets are now on sale.
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The String Cheese Incident debuted in December 1993 at the Arts Center in Crested Butte. Over the years to follow the band actively crossed the country, performing upwards of 200 gigs a year on occasion. However, until Sunday night, SCI had yet to perform in the state of Delaware.
String Cheese finally rectified this with a gig at the Freeman Arts Pavilion in Selbyville, DE. As the band posted following the gig: "Our first ever Delaware Incident ✅"
The group delivered a memorable first performance in "The First State" (a nickname that originates from Delaware’s role as the initial state to sign the United States Constitution). The band presented a range of its music, including “Black Clouds” which goes back to 1995 and “Got To Be You,” which the group debuted in May.
The second set opened with a pair of tunes that acknowledged Jerry Garcia who passed away on the same date in 1995. The group came out firing with “Scarlet Begonias.” The band had previously played the song on only one other occasion, joined by Keller Williams in Jamaica on 1/27/19. That version closed the set, segueing out of Williams’ “Best Feeling.”
Last night in Delaware, “Scarlet” segued into its familiar musical companion “Fire on the Mountain.” SCI first performed that tune on 9/11/98 with Williams and Garcia’s longtime collaborators Merl Saunders. Four versions followed, with the one immediately preceding last evening taking place at Suwannee Hulaween, in Live Oak, FL on 10/27/24 when the group backed Bob Weir for the Bob Weir Incident.
Watch the 9/11/18 and 10/27/24 versions of “Fire” below.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QcGSo9eNnVE&list=RDQcGSo9eNnVE&start_radio=1
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fQ0sP64s5MY&list=RDfQ0sP64s5MY&start_radio=1
"Fire On Mountain" is at 2:33:08
8/9/26 - Freeman - Selbyville, DE
S1: Sweet Spot, Eventually, Jessica, Black Clouds, Bumpin’ Reel, Eye Know Why, Shine
S2: Scarlet Begoinias > Fire On The Mountain, Search, Got To Be You, Black And White, BollyMunster, Jellyfish, Sirens
E: Colliding
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Warren Haynes Plays Jerry Garcia’s Wolf Guitar on Three Grateful Dead Tunes in Youngstown
Last night Gov’t Mule made their way to Youngstown Foundation Amp in Youngstown, OH. The band shared the bill and the stage with Joe Bonamassa as will occur over the next few nights as well.
The Sunday show took place on August 9, which marked the 31st anniversary of Jerry Garcia’s passing. This also concluded the commemoration of The Days Between, which begins on August 1, the date of Garcia’s birthday. Warren Haynes honored Garcia in Youngstown by performing three of his songs: "Bertha," "Loser" and "Shakedown Street." What’s more, Haynes played them on Garcia’s famed Wolf guitar.
The third of these tunes also featured Bonamassa's backup singers Dannielle DeAndrea and Jade MacRae. Bonamassa himself then appeared and joined in on Jeff Beck’s “Freeway Jam.” Earlier in the set, the Mule performed Bruce Springsteen’s “Youngstown” for the first time, which was the second Springsteen tune the Mule interpreted over the recent days, following Friday’s take on “Atlantic City.”
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Back in October 2020, Hiss Golden Messenger’s M.C. Taylor wrote an essay that accompanied the Vinyl Me, Please Anthology The Story Of The Grateful Dead. There he explained how he eventually came to be a Grateful Dead fan, stating in part, “I think the music of the Grateful Dead has remained so constant in my life—even as my taste has evolved and other music has fallen away—because of how genuine it feels, and how vulnerable. To know even a little bit of the Dead’s history, crisscrossed by so much triumph and weird luck and tragedy, is to begin to understand their journey as something akin to a Greek myth, or perhaps an American crossroads tale in which the singer bargains for fame and fortune and poetry in exchange for his soul.”
Back in 2016, Hiss Golden Messenger visited Relix and performed “Brown-Eyed Woman” This is the same song he contributed to the Day Of The Dead compilation that came out the same year.
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The Disco Biscuits Add Late Summer Southern Shows
The Disco Biscuits summer tour has just been expanded by four dates. When the group had originally announced their plans, the itinerary included an August 30 gig in Ashville, NC. The venue was not confirmed at that time and the band has explained that the original locale has now changed with the addition of the new performances.
The band's announcement reads: “Our original Asheville festival gig was sadly cancelled, but since we had it on our last announcement, we wanted to make sure we played an Asheville show for you guys. After looking into all options, we were able to put together a special run in intimate rooms that includes a 2-night run at the Third Room, PLUS 2 nights at the Charleston Pour House!”
The Disco Biscuits had an active weekend. The group presented a “Powered Down” set at the Telluride Jazz Festival on Friday, followed by an all-instrumental TRACTORBEAM at the Elements Music & Arts Festival in Long Pond, PA yesterday.
Tickets for all upcoming shows are now available.
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Neil Young Shares Title Track From Forthcoming Album with The Chrome Hearts
Neil Young and the Chrome Hearts will release a new album on September 18. This is the second studio effort from the group which also features Micah Nelson (guitar), Spooner Oldham (keys), drummer Anthony LoGergo (drums), and bassist Cory McCormick (bass).
The new album, titled Second Song, which features seven originals is now available for pre-order. Young has shared a lyric video for the 11-minute title track which reflects on passing through “the smokey leaves of time.”
Neil Young and the Chrome Hearts released Talkin’ to the Trees in 2025. The group toured in support of the record. Young canceled a 2026 summer Europe tour with the band, explaining, “Everything is OK. Just needed a break. Listening to my body." However, he will appear at Farm Aid in September 26 and has suggested that he’ll add additional dates as well.
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Jackson Browne and Leslie Mendelson Join Little Feat in LA
Last night, Little Feat turned in a two-set show at Los Angeles’ United Theater on Broadway as part of their The Last Farewell Tour. As the veteran LA-bred group prepares to retire from full-time touring—though they will continue to make select live appearances—the group has started to look back a little and, last night, the ensemble welcomed some old friends to the stage.
A few songs into the acoustic segment that kicked off their second set, which commenced with “Fool Yourself,” “Running Out of Time with the Blues” and “Got My Mojo Working,” the members of Little Feat brought Jackson Browne and Leslie Mendelson to the stage. The singer-songwriters, who have worked closely together over the years, sat in on acoustic takes on the classics “Sailin’ Shoes” and “Willin.” Then, closer to the end of Little Feat’s set, Mendelson returned for “All That You Dream,” before Browne joined her and the evening’s hosts for “Dixie Chicken.” In addition, during “Spanish Moon,” Little Feat guitarist Fred Tackett’s son Miles, who founded Breakestra, also made a guest appearance on stage.
Both Browne and Little Feat came through the ranks in Los Angeles during the 1970s and have collaborated in numerous settings, both on stage and in the studio, during the past half century. However, they had not shared the stage since the 15th annual Feat Camp, which took place in Runaway Bay, Jamacia, from January 9-13. Mendelson performed with Little Feat more recently, joining them at New York’s Town Hall on October 6, 2023.
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photo by Josh Hitchens via Gov't Mule IG
Gov’t Mule’s Kicking in Your Stall Tour traveled to Atlantic City last night and the band continues its steady run of memorable performances. The Tropicana Atlantic City was the locale as the group delivered a fitting cover it last performed 18 years earlier.
The evening opened with “Mr. High And Mighty,” the title track to the group’s 2006 album, which the Mule had previously played on 5/18/2023. The first set also included notable takes on fan-favorites “32-20 Blues,” “Beautifully Broken” and “I’m A Ram.”
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