Listen to a studio recording of Phish’s “What’s The Use?” featuring scrapped vocals.
Bob Dylan’s “Like A Rolling Stone” was recorded on this date in 1965 and he performed the song with The Rolling Stones in 1998. But were does the term “rolling stone” come from?
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One of comedian Carrot Top’s 22 guest appearances with Georgia rockers Widespread Panic took place 22 years ago tonight in Los Angeles.
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Buffalo and surrounding regions are home to all-but-limitless live music offerings.
Chris Shiflett’s new podcast ‘SHRED WITH SHIFTY’ explores the craft of guitar playing with fellow legends in conversation brought to you by Volume.com, Double Elvis, and Premier Guitar
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Watch on-demand livestream replays of Dead Feat and Voodoo Dead performing for the 10th Annual Nolafunk Series During Jazz Fest exclusively on Volume.com.
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Revisit the “West L.A. Fadeaway” verse performed only a few times by the Grateful Dead.
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‘Freaks and Geeks’ star Samm Levine commented about his appreciation for Phish on Instagram.
Get Live Nation’s Concert Week all-in $25 tickets to Rock And Roll Hall Of Famers Santana, Willie Nelson, Robert Plant, Mavis Staples, Elvis Costello and more.
Learn the two Phish songs drummer Jon Fishman wrote about the same relationship via hilarious banter from the band’s June 24, 2000 show in Atlanta.
