Red Hot Chili Peppers unveiled their Eddie Van Halen tribute, “Eddie,” during their headlining performance at ACL Fest on Sunday.
Kacey Musgraves had some words for Ted Cruz and the Supreme Court during her ACL Festival set on Sunday.
Bob Weir, Bonnie Raitt, Jason Isbell and many others participated in an all-star celebration of John Prine at The Ryman Auditorium on Monday night.
Pavement broke out “Angel Carver Blues/Mellow Jazz Docent” for the first time in 26 years on Saturday.
Gov’t Mule brought out guitarist Mike Campbell for a pair of covers Saturday night in Tallahassee, including the Tom Petty classic “Breakdown.”
JamBase’s As Summer Into Autumn Slips event at Soundcheck Studios in Pembroke, Massachusetts featured Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey, WOLF! and William Tyler.
The Killers debuted the Smokey Robinson-penned, Temptations’ recorded “My Girl” in the Motor City.
Tedeschi Trucks Band unveiled a cover of Harry Styles’ “Sing Of The Times” during their final concert from their Beacon Theatre run on Saturday.
Goose welcomed Big Boi, Sleepy Brown and DJ Cutmaster Swift for the Outkast classic “So Fresh, So Clean” in Austin on Saturday night.
Gov’t Mule brought out Mike Campbell for two collaborative covers on Friday night in Athens, Georgia.
The Marco Benevento Trio played their first set in over a decade to top the first night of As Summer Into Autumn Slips following sets from William Tyler and Club d’Elf.
Yola Performs On ‘CBS Mornings’ - By Nate Todd
- Oct 8, 2022
- 9:07 am PDT
Yola’s ‘CBS Mornings Saturday Session’ featured three tracks from her Grammy-nominated 2021 album, ‘Stand For Myself,’ performed live from Washington D.C.’s historic Lincoln Theater.
Billy Strings premiered a cover of “Hello City Limits” at the Austin City Limits Music Festival.
Watch Eddie Vedder lead a debut cover of The Cure’s “Just Like Heaven” last night in Las Vegas.
The Fritz frontman Datrian Johnson sat-in with Steve Kimock & Friends on the guitarist’s 67th birthday this past Wednesday in Asheville, North Carolina.
Bob Weir had a number of changes in store for the second of four symphonic Grateful Dead concerts with Wolf Bros, The Wolfpack and National Symphony Orchestra at Washington D.C.’s Kennedy Center on Thursday.
‘Austin City Limits’ will livestream the taping of Pavement’s debut appearance on the show.
Bob Weir & Wolf Bros featuring The Wolfpack teamed with the National Symphony Orchestra for the first of four shows at Washington D.C.’s Kennedy Center on Wednesday.
