Music Industry News

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.

Drummer Mick Fleetwood shared his thoughts on Fleetwood Mac’s new lineup and the departure of Lindsey Buckingham.

Rush’s Geddy Lee will release a book showcasing his collection of vintage bass guitars along with a history of his instrument of choice this December.

A series of six Phish-themed donuts will be available for purchase at Federal Donuts locations from Monday through Wednesday.

Dave Matthews Band Radio will now air on SiriusXM through Labor Day Weekend with two live broadcasts added to the schedule.

The first day of New York City’s Panorama music festival was evacuated and cut short.

Leftover Salmon’s SPOOKtacular Halloween tour will focus on shows in Colorado, Nevada and Utah.

The surviving founding members of The Beach Boys will take part in a special Q&A session that will air on their SiriusXM channel in August.

The Grant County Sheriff’s Department is seeking information regarding incidents of physical assault during Saturday’s concert at The Gorge in Washington state.

The New Orleans Suspects are asking for donations to help offset the costs of replacing their stolen gear with a GoFundMe campaign.

MLB’s Chicago Cubs are the latest baseball team to announce a Grateful Dead-themed night.

Phish guitarist Trey Anastasio will answer questions submitted to SiriusXM Jam On.

Philadelphia Main Line venue The Ardmore Music Hall confirmed a series of nine concerts in celebration of its fifth anniversary.

HeadCount and Celestial Seasonings created “Ramble on Rose” and “Ginseng Sullivan” teas to be given away at Dead & Company and Phish shows.

Tom Petty’s official website initiated a countdown clock that will expire tomorrow.

The Avett Brothers canceled last night’s show in Oregon after a man with a gun entered the venue.