Watch drummer Bill Kreutzmann, who’s 75th birthday is today, performing live with the Grateful Dead and others through the decades from the 1960s through the present.
Release Day Picks this week highlights new albums by Nancy Wilson, Leftover Salmon, David Shaw, Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey, Amy Winehouse, Weezer and Van Morrison.
Tedeschi Trucks Band’s performance with guitarists Trey Anastasio of Phish and Doyle Bramhall II at the 2019 LOCKN’ festival of Derek & The Dominos’ iconic album ‘Layla And Other Assorted Love Songs’ will soon be released.
T. Hardy Morris released the second single, “Down & Out,” from his upcoming album, ‘The Digital Age Of Rome,’ due out in early summer.
Widespread Panic shared video of “Rebirtha” from their Sunday, July 3, 2011 concert at Grand Targhee Resort in Wyoming.
Trey Anastasio unveiled official video featuring the “First Tube” finale from his final “The Beacon Jams” livestream concert in tribute to late Trey Anastasio Band bassist Tony Markellis.
Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey announced the release of four archival live albums and their previously unreleased final studio album with Reed Mathis, 2008’s ‘Winterwood.’
Black Pumas shared video featuring their performance of “OCT 33” at the NFL Draft in Cleveland this past Friday night.
The Band’s performance of “Up On Cripple Creek” from their November 2, 1969 appearance on ‘The Ed Sullivan Show’ recently surfaced on YouTube.
Watch late Trey Anastasio Band bassist Tony Markellis performing live with Vermont-based jazz group Kilimanjaro and Big Joe Burell on PBS in 1990.
John Hiatt and the Jerry Douglas Band continue to preview their forthcoming ‘Leftover Feelings’ collaborative album with the release of single “I’m In Asheville” and an accompanying video.
An official video for Tom Petty’s ‘Wildflowers’ outtake “Drivin’ Down To Georgia” has been released.
Low Cut Connie shared a cover of Paul McCartney & Wings’ “Let Me Roll It” set to appear on LCC’s upcoming live covers album, ‘Tough Cookies: The Best Of The Quarantine Broadcasts.’
Death Cab For Cutie detailed a new live album, ‘Live At The Showbox,’ captured in Seattle over a three-night run in February 2020.
Real Estate shared covers of My Bloody Valentine, John Cale and more for Aquarium Drunkard’s ‘Lagniappe Sessions.’
Umphrey’s McGee, who detailed a ticket lottery system for their upcoming Red Rocks concerts, unveiled official video featuring “Sludge & Death” from April 30 in Atlanta.
See the Bob Weir & Wolf Bros debut of “My Brother Esau” from the group’s Chinese New Year livestream concert at TRI Studios.
Big Something guitarist Nick MacDaniels shared ‘Machines (Unplugged)’, an acoustic reimagining of a track from Big Something’s 2020 album, ‘Escape.’
