Watch the Trey Anastasio Trio perform “Mr. Completely” > “Plasma” > “Mr. Completely” during a recent performance in New Orleans.
Watch The National’s debut live performance of their new song “Light Years” at the inaugural Homecoming Festival in Cincinnati.
Gov’t Mule capped their show in Asbury Park, New Jersey Sunday night with Danny Clinch and Pete Levin sitting-in with the band.
Trey Anastasio Trio closed out their New Orleans run with four more tour debuts.
Gov’t Mule closed out their two-night run at The Cap with a lengthy show that featured their live debut of Pearl Jam’s “Come Back.”
View Adam McCullough’s photos and watch video highlights of last night’s Trey Anastasio Trio show in New Orleans.
Gov’t Mule went guestless for the first time on this tour but dusted off a cover they hadn’t played since 2002 last night at The Cap.
Listen to “It’s Alright,” the first single off the upcoming new The Mother Hips album ‘Chorus.’
Watch Umphrey’s McGee guitarist Brendan Bayliss performing a solo piano version of the ‘it’s not us’ track “You & You Alone.”
Shannon McNally joined Railroad Earth last night in New Orleans for cover debuts of songs written by The Band and Rodney Crowell.
Stream ‘Sketches Of American Music,’ the debut studio EP from guitarist Duane Betts.
Dawes will release their sixth studio album ‘Passwords’ on June 22.
Tool Shares New Song Preview - By Andy Kahn
- Apr 27, 2018
- 8:25 am PDT
Listen to a snippet of “Descending,” a new Tool song featured in a music clinic tour promo video.
Watch guitarist Reeves Gabrels and harmonica player Hook Herrera sit-in with Gov’t Mule last night at The Palace Theatre in Albany, New York.
Watch pro-shot footage of the first and second set openers of last night’s first of three Trey Anastasio Trio shows in New Orleans.
Release Day Picks this week highlights new albums by Willie Nelson, Dr. Dog, Okkervil River, Nolatet, Janelle Monae and Pat Ferguson.
Americana act Steep Canyon Rangers will soon make their solo late night television debut.
Wednesday’s Vulfpeck show in New Orleans saw the band joined by a number of frequent collaborators as well as two members of Lettuce and trombonist Melissa Gardiner.