Watch Pink Floyd’s 1970 live performance of “Astronomy Domine” at the Fillmore Auditorium in San Francisco.
Watch highlights and listen to all of Tuesday night’s Dead & Company show at Madison Square Garden in New York City.
Guns N' Roses Welcome Dave Grohl In Tulsa - By Scott Bernstein
- Nov 15, 2017
- 5:59 am PST
Dave Grohl “happened to be in the neighborhood” so he sat-in on Guns N’ Roses’ show-closing “Paradise City” on Tuesday in Tulsa.
Sample the latest installment of The Jauntee’s ‘Live Jaunt’ series of live releases, which was recorded this past July in Atlanta.
Damn Right, the duo of Tom Bradel and John Fissinger, have detailed a new album ‘Zeitgeist’ produced by Jesse Miller of Lotus.
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard’s latest album ‘Polygondwanaland’ is being released this week for free.
Lots of Wilco/Jeff Tweedy news as band worked bust outs into run opener, Tweedy came clean on a new podcast and contributed to new Mavis Staples track.
Watch Courtney Barnett and Kurt Vile perform songs from their collaborative album ‘Lotta Sea Lice’ during a session at The Current in Minneapolis.
Watch Mike Gordon lead his band through ‘OGOGO’ track “Stealing Jamaica” for AV Club’s ‘AVC Sessions.’
Late vocalist Sharon Jones will be honored with a tribute performance featuring The Dap-Kings and ‘The Tonight Show’ house band The Roots.
Watch Phriendsgiving: A Musical Celebration featuring Phil Lesh & Friends at Terrapin Crossroads.
Dead & Company played their first full show of Fall Tour 2017 on Sunday night in New York City.
Listen to all of Spafford’s special ‘All In’ three set show from Globe Hall in Denver.
Jackie Greene celebrated his birthday last night in San Francisco by playing Tom Petty and Grateful Dead covers with the help of some friends.
JRAD closed out their West Coast swing in Oakland by debuting ‘Cats & Under The Stars’ and playing not one, but two encores.
Spafford teamed up with Greensky Bluegrass’ Dave Bruzza for a cover “Soul To Squeeze” – watch video and listen to full show audio of the whole night.
The Avett Brothers dipped deep into their catalog for a number of seldom played tunes last night at the Chicago Theatre.
Nearly five years after their first gig, Joe Russo’s Almost Dead finally played a show in Los Angeles.