Music Industry News

The initial lineup for a celebration of Music Heals International’s fifth anniversary has been detailed.

Organizers of The Major Rager have confirmed a pair of concerts that will coincide with a two golf tournaments this summer.

Acclaimed musician Nils Lofgren tweeted that he will perform with Neil Young & Crazy Horse at the band’s first live performances since 2014.

Rock & Roll Hall Of Famer Chris Frantz will release a memoir entitled ‘Remain In Love’ about his time in Talking Heads and Tom Tom Club in the spring of 2020.

NYC’s own Sister Sparrow & The Dirty Birds will perform Aretha Franklin’s ‘Live At The Fillmore’ album in its entirety at Brooklyn Bowl on April 26.

“Let’s Give A Big Hand To Ray” aims to raise funds for keyboardist Ray Paczkowski who recently underwent surgery to remove a brain tumor and faces additional procedures and recovery time.

Jam Cruise 17 has been expanded to six nights with an extra port stop added.

After nearly 18 years, B.B. King Blues Club will close its doors later this month.

Bassist Phil Lesh and guitarist Stu Allen have detailed the lineup for their next Thunder & Lightning concert.

Vocalist Huey Lewis has been diagnosed with Meniere’s disease, leading Huey Lewis & The News to cancel all scheduled tour dates.

Phil Lesh will perform at a fundraiser for the San Rafael Fire Department that will be held at Terrapin Crossroads’ outdoor space later this month.

Here’s your chance to ask longtime Grateful Dead crew member Steve Parish anything.

The Disco Biscuits will return to Asheville for the first time since 2010 next month with a pair of shows at the Salvation Station.

San Francisco Giants will host a Jerry Garcia Tribute night this August and have revealed the design for the exclusive tee shirt giveaway.

Later this month, Dave Matthews will support Dennis Kucinich’s campaign to become governor of Ohio with a special acoustic set in Cleveland.

Organizers of KAABOO will team with The Jerry Jones Family to present the inaugural KAABOO Texas event at the home of the Dallas Cowboys.