Neal Francis offered a tour of his keyboard rig ahead of his show at The Velvet Underground In Toronto.
Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers released video of “Gloria” from their landmark 1997 residency at The Fillmore in San Francisco.
Tuesday marked a full day at sea for Jam Cruise 19 filled with peak live music experiences.
Bob Weir & Wolf Bros kicked off a four-show engagement at The Capitol Theatre in Port Chester, New York on Tuesday.
The Who announced ‘The Who With Orchestra: Live At Wembley’ featuring the Isobel Griffiths Orchestra.
Indigo Girls delivered an NPR Music ‘Tiny Desk Concert,” and performed a career-spanning set complete with classics and newer tunes.
JamBase’s Scott Bernstein files a report on Monday’s action aboard Jam Cruise 19 as the musical adventure at sea departed Miami.
Phil Lesh & Friends wrapped up a two-night run at Denver’s Mission Ballroom on Sunday completing a weekend full of tributes to the late great David Crosby.
Billy Strings joined Ross James and Andy Thorn’s Electric Dead Grass show in Denver on Saturday night.
The Disco Biscuits welcomed fellow Philly band Snacktime for covers from Kool & The Gang, Rick James and David Bowie.
Watch a youth choir in Essex, Vermont singing Phish’s song “Turtle In The Clouds.”
Umphrey’s McGee’s concert Saturday at First Avenue featured their first performance of Ozzy Osbourne’s “No More Tears” since 2014.
Greensky Bluegrass and Holly Bowling’s 6reensky run swung by The Pageant in St. Louis on Groundhog Day.
The Disco Biscuits brought out bassist Marc Brownstein’s son, Zach Brownstein, to play drums on “Vassillios” during their Thursday night concert in Burlington, Vermont.
Bobby Weir & Wolf Bros featuring The Wolfpack horns and strings launched their Winter Tour 2023 with a concert on Thursday in North Charleston, South Carolina.
Pavement performs “Painted Soldiers” in an exclusive preview of their ‘Austin City Limits’ performance premiering on PBS tomorrow.
Greensky Bluegrass and Holly Bowling teamed up in Columbus, Ohio for the first of four 6reensky shows in the Midwest.
To celebrate Graham Nash’s birthday today, watch him perform CSNY’s “Ohio” on ‘The Howard Stern Show’ in 2013.
