Cover Songs

Saturday Stream presents a Spotify Playlist of musicians covering renowned singer-songwriter John Prine.

Listen to Aqueous’ “Jam Of The Week,” a cover of The Police’s “Synchronicity II” from February 8 in Columbia.

Watch The Infamous Stringdusters’ triumphant cover of The Allman Brothers Band’s “Jessica”, captured in Portland on January 24, 2019.

Watch Grammy-winning artist Leon Bridges perform his own “Shy” and a cover of Ginuwine’s “Pony” for ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live.’

Fan-shot video shows off the stellar Tedeschi Trucks Band debut of the classic Allman Brothers Band song “Dreams.”

Watch Spafford’s performance of “The Remedy” from a February 2 show at The Majestic in Detroit and read about the cover debuts that made the setlist on a “stormy” Monday night in Charlottesville.

Listen to Electric Beethoven’s “The Fifth,” the quartet’s first single for Eddie Roberts’ Color Red label.

Watch Kevin Morby and Waxahatchee cover Bob Dylan’s “It Ain’t Me Babe” at Sydney Opera House in Australia.

Listen to The Showdown Kids – Scott Metzger, Katie Jacoby and Simon Kafka – cover Phish’s “Stash” and more on their self-titled debut EP.

Kung Fu performed a set of The Who covers during their special show at Brooklyn Bowl.

Sunday’s Twiddle show in Louisville featured the band’s first rendition of a Jackson 5 classic in over a year and more surprises.

Listen to official audio of Twiddle’s Arkansas-themed tour opener and watch the band’s ‘Daytrotter’ session and recent cover of “Glory” by Umphrey’s McGee.

Watch TAUK deliver an instrumental version of Led Zeppelin’s “No Quarter” during their Saturday night show at the Ardmore Music Hall.

Watch Mavis Staples cover Talking Heads’ “Slippery People” from her upcoming ‘Live In London’ album.

Watch a live cover of Fiona Apple’s “Hot Knife” performed by Mountain Man.

Watch Ryan Stasik and Kris Myers of Umphrey’s McGee team with Aqueous’ Mike Gantzer for a tribute to Green Day’s ‘Dookie’ and other ’90s rock classics.

Watch the video for vocalist/songwriter Maggie Rose’s version of “The Letter” by The Box Tops as well as a mini-documentary about the making of the recording.

Watch Phil Lesh & The Terrapin Family Band sing “Friend Of The Devil” to the tune of Nirvana’s “Lithium.”