Singer-songwriter Caroline Rose detailed a new album, ‘The Art Of Forgetting,’ and shared the single, “Miami.”
The Brothers Comatose posted footage of Ben and Alex Morrison covering Led Zeppelin’s “Going To California.”
Greensky Bluegrass and Neighbor traded guest spots in the latter’s hometown of Boston to wrap up their brief run together in the Northeast.
Umphrey’s McGee unveiled previously unreleased audio of drummer Kris Myers’ first show to kick off their ‘Archive Roulette’ series.
The amazing story of how Pattie Boyd, the inspiration behind Eric Clapton’s “Layla” and George Harrison’s “Something,” has influenced rock ‘n’ roll for nearly 60 years.
Aoife O’Donovan released a cover of Sharon Van Etten’s “I Love You But I’m Lost,” set to land on the deluxe edition of Aoife’s Grammy-nominated 2022 album, ‘Age Of Apathy.’
Daft Punk’s Thomas Bangalter will release ‘Mythologies,’ an orchestral work prepared for the ballet of the same name.
Guitarist Steve Gunn and pianist David Moore detailed an instrumental album, ‘Let The Moon Be A Planet,’ and shared the single “Over The Dune.”
Kevin Morby released the soundtrack album ‘Music From Montana Story’ and confirmed upcoming tour dates in the United States and Europe.
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard unveiled ‘Live At Red Rocks ’22’ featuring official audio of all three shows the band played at the iconic venue last fall.
The Wood Brothers will release a new album, ‘Heart Is The Hero,’ and tour with Shovels & Rope.
Look back at the time Etta James joined the Grateful Dead for a performance on New Year’s Eve in 1982
Goose shared video of guitarist Rick Mitarotonda and Bob Weir performing an acoustic “Peggy-O” at Dead & Company’s recent Playing In The Sand destination event in Mexico.
Motörhead shared the previously unreleased track, “Greedy Bastards,” set to land on the forthcoming ‘Bad Magic’ reissue.
Lotus shared pro-shot video of the extended “Expired Slang” that opened their recent show at Philadelphia’s Union Transfer.
Van Morrison released a new single, “Worried Man’s Blues,” set to land on his upcoming album, ‘Moving On Skiffle.’
Warren Zevon tapped Fleetwood Mac’s rhythm section to record what became his signature song “Werewolves Of London.”
David Crosby was so moved while recording the Neil Young-penned protest anthem “Ohio” with CSNY that he broke down in tears.
