Ethan Hawke and Richard Linklater have created a mix tape dubbed “The Black Album” featuring gems from the members of The Beatles’ post-Beatles career.
Watch fan-shot footage of Neil Young & Crazy Horse’s first 2014 version of “Cortez The Killer” from last night in Germany.
NPR has made the new Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers album available for streaming.
Watch Jack White intersperse elements of Jay-Z’s “99 Problems” into “Icky Thump” at the Forecastle Festival on Saturday night.
Warren Haynes and Gov’t Mule started last night’s show in Apple Valley, MN with a tribute to the late great Johnny Winter.
Watch Lettuce drummer Adam Deitch sit in with The Revivalists on “Madison Square,” a song he once said they were stupid for covering.
Guster fans have a number of “fantasy options” on the pre-order site for the band’s new album including “Shit Your Pants With Guster.”
Michael Franti & Spearhead, whose show in Boston tonight will be freely webcast, covered a Bruce Springsteen song in Asbury Park last night.
Watch the groovy version of Eddie Harris’ “Sham Time” that Medeski Scofield Martin & Wood laid down for Seattle’s KPLU.
Members of Tool recently spoke with Rolling Stone about the reasons why their first new studio album since 2006 is far from complete.
Watch a collection of fan-shot videos from Friday night at Terrapin Crossroads featuring Phil Lesh and members of both the Infamous Stringdusters and Terrapin Family Band.
The New Deal has shared a soundboard recording from their second set at The Fillmore Silver Spring on Saturday night.
A live album featuring Bruce Hornsby solo performances of 21 tracks recorded between 2012 and 2013 is set for an August 25th release.
Elvis Costello and Jim James team up for a cover of The Velvet Underground.
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Woody Guthrie’s family has put together a new three-disc set that profiles the legendary singer-songwriter’s time in New York City.
Three years after the release of King Of Limbs, Radiohead will begin work on a new studio album this September.
There’s now conflicting reports about whether Graham Nash and David Crosby recorded vocals for a David Gilmour solo album or for the new Pink Floyd album.
