Tinariwen released a new single, “Anemouhagh,” set to land on the Tuareg outfit’s forthcoming album, ‘Amatssou.’
Jenny Lewis released a new single, “Giddy Up,” set to appear on her June release, ‘Joy’All.’
Singer-songwriter Noah Kahan released a captivating cover of Jason Isbell’s “If We Were Vampires” featuring The Lumineers’ Wesley Schultz for the ‘Spotify Singles’ series.
Grace Potter announced a new album, ‘Mother Road,” and shared a video for the title track.
City Winery locations in New York City and Atlanta will host special events celebrating the release of Alan Paul’s ‘Brothers & Sisters: The Allman Brothers Band and the Inside Story of the Album That Defined the ’70s’ book this July.
Learn the two Phish songs drummer Jon Fishman wrote about the same relationship via hilarious banter from the band’s June 24, 2000 show in Atlanta.
Lukas Nelson + POTR unveiled “Alcohallelujah,” the second preview of their forthcoming studio album, ‘Sticks & Stones.’
Gov’t Mule devoted their encore on Tuesday at TempleLive at Cleveland Masonic to honoring Alice Cooper with rare covers of “Is It My Body” and “I’m Eighteen.”
Dave Matthews Band worked the live debut of “Looking For A Vein” and a handful of rarities into their tour opening concert in Mexico City on Tuesday.
Rhiannon Giddens announced a new album, ‘You’re The One,’ her first solo effort since 2017 and first LP of all-original music.
Cory Wong unveiled a new live album, ‘The Power Station Tour (East Coast),’ compiling highlights from his recent run with bassist Victor Wooten and vocal group Trousdale.
Dolly Parton’s long-awaited debut rock album has a release date, star-studded tracklist and title, ‘Rockstar.’
Tedeschi Trucks Band welcomed renowned guitarist Jimmie Vaughan to kick off their second set at the Moody Amphitheater in Austin, Texas on Sunday.
Dead & Company performed at Barton Hall on the campus of Cornell University in Ithaca, New York on Monday on the 46th anniversary of the Grateful Dead’s show at the same venue in 1977.
Joe Russo’s Almost Dead unveiled a Neil Young cover during the second of three concerts at the Fillmore New Orleans on Friday.
Mumford & Sons closed their set at New Orleans Jazz Fest with Celisse, Trombone Shorty and Jon Batiste joining the band.
George Porter Jr., Ivan Neville and the Levee Horns were among Gov’t Mule’s guests on Friday at the Orpheum Theater in New Orleans.
Widespread Panic enlisted guitarist Daniel Donato to help them put an exclamation point on their two-night run in Charleston, South Carolina.