Check out the setlist for Dead & Company’s first show of their Summer Tour 2022.
Jacob Collier released a new single, “Never Gonna Be Alone,” featuring Dead & Company guitarist John Mayer as well as Lizzy McAlpine.
Goose played Great Blue’s “Butterflies” and Vasudo’s “Turbulence & The Night Rays” for the first time last night at Legend Valley in Thornville, Ohio.
Ween performed their song “Bumblebee” for the first time since 2001 during their concert last night in Atlantic City, New Jersey.
Cory Wong shared a live performance video of his collaboration, “Pebbles,” with banjo great Béla Fleck appearing on Wong’s guest-filled 2022 album ‘Power Station.’
Snarky Puppy detailed a new album, ‘Empire Central,’ and shared the single “Trinity.”
Dogs In A Pile shared pro-shot video of the Grateful Dead’s “Samson & Delilah” at the 2021 Adirondack Independence Music Festival.
Toyesauce, the group led by Leon Toye, released their debut self-titled EP featuring contributions from Stanton Moore, George Porter Jr., Jeff Coffin and more.
Ween hit Westville Music Bowl in New Haven Connecticut on Thursday where they unshelved CSNY’s “Ohio.”
Khruangbin and Yasiin Bey shared the stage yesterday at the Primavera Sound 2022 festival in Barcelona.
The Rolling Stones played “I Wanna Be Your Man” by The Beatles during a concert held in Liverpool, England.
Release Day Picks this week highlight new albums by Marco Benevento, Mapache, Big Gigantic and Jerry Garcia & Merl Saunders.
The Brothers Comatose shared video of Creedence Clearwater Revival’s “Proud Mary” featuring Nicki Bluhm.
Soccer Mommy released a new single, “newdemo,” from her forthcoming album, ‘Sometimes, Forever.’
Father John Misty released a live performance video of his song “Kiss Me (I Loved You)” with the Los Angeles Philharmonic from the Hollywood Bowl.
Pixies detailed a new album, ‘Doggerel,’ and released the single “There’s A Moon On.”
Paul McCartney Plays ‘Jet’ At Fenway Park - By Scott Bernstein
- Jun 9, 2022
- 10:41 am PDT
Paul McCartney dusted off “Jet” for its first public performance in nearly four years during his concert at Fenway Park in Boston on Wednesday.
Jack Johnson appeared on ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live’ on Wednesday to perform “One Step Ahead.”
