This Friday, Blackberry Smoke will release a new DVD filmed at Bob Weir’s TRI Studios and featuring guest appearances from Bobby.
EP’s released by Michael Hollis, The Shacks, Mouse On The Keys, Tross and The Cobra Lamps make up this round of Aaron “Neddy” Stein’s RecommNeds.
Watch Holly Bowling play a pair of Grateful Dead classics and a Trey Anastasio original that he’s also played with Phish.
Listen to the Jerry Garcia Band’s cover of “Lay Down Sally” by Eric Clapton from the soon-to-be-released ‘GarciaLive Volume Eight.’
Madison Square Garden organist Chad Dinzes mixed portions of “Fluffhead” by Phish and “The Way It Is” by Bruce Hornsby at last night’s Rangers game.
Listen to a lengthy discussion between The Band guitarist Robbie Robertson and comedian Marc Maron on Maron’s WTF podcast.
Watch a standout version of instrumental “#5” Umphrey’s McGee laid down earlier this month at The Tabernacle in Atlanta.
Listen to “My Old Man” and the title track to Mac DeMarco’s new album ‘This Old Dog.’
Watch Grateful Dead archivist David Lemieux discuss the band’s 50th anniversary vinyl singles subscription series.
Watch a black-and-white video of Midnight North covering The Band’s “Evangeline.”
Railroad Earth had guests o’plenty during their three-night stand at The Fillmore in San Francisco.
South Carolina’s Dangermuffin will soon release ‘Heritage’ and will support the LP with an upcoming tour.
Iconic musician Bob Dylan has revealed details of a new triple-LP ‘Triplicate’ and shared the first single from the album.
A performance with The Weeknd at the 2017 Grammys will mark the first Daft Punk live performance since the 2014 awards ceremony.
Watch Sia, The Roots, Jimmy Fallon and Natalie Portman utilize unconventional instruments for a cover of “Iko Iko.”
Watch a montage showing troubadour Nathan Moore’s experience aboard Jam Cruise 15.
Watch The Marcus King Band and the Eric Krasno Band collaborate on a pair of Allman Brothers Band covers this past Saturday in New York City.
Watch Vulfpeck and Bernard “Pretty” Purdie cover The Beatles’ classic “Something” in New York City.
