Dead & Company guitarist John Mayer chatted about the group’s Summer Tour and his excitement for Lockn’ during an appearance on ‘Tales From The Golden Road.’
Guitarist Eric Clapton will soon release his first holiday album, ‘Happy Xmas.’
Chicago-based jam quartet Mungion will release their sophomore studio album this fall and today unveiled “One Night Stan” off the forthcoming ‘Ferris Wheel’s Day Off.’
A multimedia art and music exhibition showcasing The Velvet Underground’s early years will open in the band’s hometown of New York City in October.
AXS will premiere the all-star ‘Volunteer Jam XX: A Tribute To Charlie Daniels’ concert special which will also be released on CD.
A new collaborative live album from Medeski Martin & Wood and Alarm Will Sound is due next month.
Listen to “Sure Feels Good Anyway,” the lead single from Amy Ray’s guest-filled new album ‘Holler.’
Wilco frontman Jeff Tweedy will soon issue his first book, ‘Let’s Go (So We Can Get Back) – A Memoir Of Recording And Discording With Wilco, Etc.’
Phish archivist Kevin Shapiro will dig into the band’s vault for three installments of ‘From The Archives’ airing live from Curveball.
Friends and family have reportedly gathered around the gravely ill Aretha Franklin.
Organizers of The Meadows Music & Arts Festival have revealed they will be taking 2018 off with hopes of returning in 2019.
Guitarist Doyle Bramhall II detailed his upcoming solo album ‘Shades’ featuring Eric Clapton, Tedeschi Trucks Band, Norah Jones and more.
Stream three singles from the long-awaited sophomore Mountain Man album ‘Magic Ship,’ the trio’s first release in eight years.
Grateful Dead drummer Mickey Hart asks fans to participate in the fourth annual Jerry Garcia Moment Of Gratitude on Thursday at 4 p.m. PT/7 p.m. ET.
Listen to Peter More’s new Donald Fagen-produced single “Country Love Song,” featuring Rick Schlosser, Amy Helm and Larry Campbell.
A motherlode of Grateful Dead memorabilia goes up for auction next month.
Jacksonville residents Derek Trucks and Susan Tedeschi of Tedeschi Trucks Band donated musical instruments to Englewood High School.
John Hiatt will soon release ‘The Eclipse Sessions,’ a new album featuring the single “Cry To Me.”
