The Jerry Garcia Band’s November 15, 1991 concert at Madison Square Garden in New York City is featured on the forthcoming ‘GarciaLive Vol. 16’ live archival release.
Chris Thile shared a new single “Dionysus” set to land on his forthcoming solo album, ‘Laysongs.’
Billy Strings, who unveiled a cover of Peter Rowan’s “Bound To Ride,” will bring his band to the Midwest in June for the Summer Solstice tour.
Los Lobos pay tribute to their hometown of Los Angeles with ‘Native Sons, a new album consisting of covers and a lone original.
Goose premiered a cover of Jackson Browne’s “Doctor, My Eyes” as part of their Tuesday night concert at Frederick, Maryland’s Showtime At The Drive-In.
Modest Mouse previewed ‘The Golden Casket,’ their first new album in six years, with lead single “We Are Between.”
Widespread Panic shared official video featuring “Bust It Big” from July 3, 2011 at the Grand Targhee Resort Amphitheater in Alta, Wyoming.
Celebrate May The Fourth by listening to moe.’s ‘Star Wars’-themed Halloween show from 2015 at The Fillmore Philadelphia.
Black Pumas shared video featuring their performance of “Colors” at the NFL Draft in Cleveland on Friday night.
Stream Kevin Morby’s previously unreleased ‘Singing Saw’ era outtake “Dumcane.”
The Lone Bellow unveiled the new single “Dried Up River” and an accompanying video for the track from ‘Half Moon Light Deluxe Edition.’
Goose’s tour opener at Frederick, Maryland’s Showtime At The Drive In got off to a late start and ended early due to an intense storm.
The Black Keys shared a cover of R.L. Burnside’s “Going Down South” as the second single from their upcoming tribute LP to Mississippi hill country blues, ‘Delta Kream.’
Bob Weir and Lyle Lovett paired up for a take on the Grateful Dead’s “Friend Of The Devil” featuring Nick Forster for eTown’s ’30th b’Earthday Celebration.’
The Monthly RecommNeds: May 2021 - By Aaron Stein
- May 3, 2021
- 11:21 am PDT
Aaron “Neddy” Stein provides plenty of new music recommendations in the May 2021 installment of the Monthly RecommNeds.
In honor of James Brown’s birthday, watch the Godfather of Soul’s second of two performances at the 1981 North Sea Jazz Festival in The Hague.
Playing For Change shared a video for “Iko Iko” featuring one of the last known recordings from Dr. John as well as contributions from Grateful Dead drummers Bill Kreutzmann and Mickey Hart and other musicians.
Lord Huron announced a fall headlining tour in support of their upcoming ‘Long Lost’ album, which the band continued to preview by sharing the single “I Lied” featuring Allison Ponthier.
