Next month, Vermont’s own Twiddle will play Higher Ground for the first time since their 2015 – 2016 New Year’s Run.
Tim Bluhm of The Mother Hips recently underwent emergency surgery leading to changes to the band’s touring schedule.
This year’s Acoustic-4-The-Cure benefit concert will be hosted by Sammy Hagar and Bob Weir.
Three icons of the New York City jazz scene will come together at a benefit event dubbed “Once In A Lifetime” that will be held next month.
The Grateful Dead subreddit on Reddit will host an Ask Me Anything Q&A session with vocalist Donna Jean Godchaux later this month.
Guitarist Trey Anastasio will go forward with an April tour as the “Trey Anastasio Trio.”
An auction is underway featuring hundreds of lots of Grateful Dead memorabilia with pendants hand-crafted by Owsley “Bear” Stanley included among them.
Bassist Reed Mathis will serve as musical director for a second installment of ‘Bone Diggers: The Music Of Paul Simon, Explored.’
Drummer Mickey Hart will take part in an immersive event featuring live music and space visualizations that will take place in New York City.
Ray Paczkowski of the Trey Anastasio Band recently underwent surgery for a brain tumor and is expected to make a full recovery.
A tribute to Tom Petty dubbed ‘Brooklyn Won’t Back Down’ will be held at Brooklyn Bowl in New York City on April 17.
A number of shows and special guest sit-ins have been added to the lineup for the 7th Annual Nolafunk During Jazz Fest Series.
Grateful Dead tribute act Dark Star Orchestra will start their upcoming spring tour without rhythm guitarist/vocalist Rob Eaton.
A GoFundMe campaign has been started to help acclaimed singer-songwriter Dan Bern, who lost the tips of his fingers of his left hand in a snowblower accident on Thursday.
The company behind Bonnaroo and Outside Lands has officially announced the first ever Grandoozy festival, which will be held in Denver this September.
Ross James continues a series of curated shows at The Chapel in San Francisco this May by teaming with Scott Law, Dave Schools, Alex Koford and Neal Casal.
One of the last orchestral pieces Frank Zappa wrote before his death, ‘The Yellow Shark,’ will be performed in Philadelphia for the first time next month.
Travel complications have forced Chris Robinson Brotherhood to get creative for tonight’s now acoustic show in Hamburg, Germany.
