New Releases

Here’s your chance to listen to and own new digital versions of the Grateful Dead’s Grateful Dead Records output including ‘Steal Your Face.’

The String Cheese Incident keyboardist Kyle Hollingsworth will celebrate his 50th birthday with the release of a new album and release parties.

Stream a taste of ‘Wave Spell,’ a new album of improvised studio jams laid down by STS9 at their new studio space.

A Big Yes and a small will release a new studio album ‘Mise En Abyme’ soon via Royal Potato Family.

Acclaimed Moroccan-dosed dub-jazz ensemble Club d’Elf reveals details of 20th anniversary shows and albums.

Jimmy Page supervised the remastering of the upcoming reissue of Led Zeppelin’s live album ‘How The West Was Won.’

Watch official video footage of The String Cheese Incident performing “Shantytown” at Red Rocks in 2002 from their latest archival live release.

Ben Harper and Charlie Musselwhite have reunited for a new album to be released this March and will head out on a world tour in support.

Set your DVRs — drummer Nikki Glaspie will guest with The 8G Band next week on NBC’s ‘Late Night With Seth Meyers.’

Listen to “Neighbors” the first single from Lucius’ new album ‘Neighbors,’ which features Roger Waters and Wilco’s Nels Cline.

Listen to “Flesh And Bone” the lead single from Blackberry Smoke’s upcoming studio release.

Listen to “Kings March,” the lead single from Soulive’s first new studio material in six years.

Listen to Warren Haynes and Billy Gibbons team up for a cover of a classic Elmore James song.

Listen to “Flicker & Shine,” the lead single from Old Crow Medicine Show’s forthcoming release ‘Volunteer.’

Roosevelt Collier will release his debut solo album ‘Exit 16’ later this year.

Folk-rock act The Decemberists will release their new studio album ‘I’ll Be Your Girl’ in March and revealed a 34-date North American tour in support.

Yo La Tengo will release a new album ‘There’s A Riot Going On’ which includes four singles shared by the band.

Listen to the title track ‘Conspire To Smile,” the first studio recording from the original lineup of Strangefolk since 1998, from the new Reid Genauer album.