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Sphere stock is soaring following Dead & Company’s 30-date Dead Forever Las Vegas Sphere residency.
Drummer Michelangelo Carubba will take a break from touring after 21 years.
Longtime The Mountain Goats bassist Peter Hughes announced his exit from the band founded by John Darnielle.
A Queens judge dismissed a lawsuit against Forest Hills Stadium on Wednesday.
Operators of the Las Vegas Sphere can pump up the volume outside the venue.
Dead & Company bassist Oteil Burbridge shared a message on social media reflecting on his experience being part of the Dead Forever residency at the Las Vegas Sphere.
The Rolling Stones partnered with collectibles company Panini America to create the first fully-licensed trading card set of the iconic band.
Spafford announced that bassist Jordan Fairless will take a “step back from the beginning of fall tour” with bassist Shon Gordon filling in for the band’s remaining August dates.
The prime suspect in a thwarted terror attack on Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour stop in Vienna, Austria confessed to planning a suicide attack at the concerts.
Guitarist Billy Strings penned a note following his memorable experience sharing the stage with Phish on Tuesday and Wednesday at Van Andel Arena in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Jack Black discussed the future of Tenacious D in the wake of the controversy caused by Kyle Gass.
Bon Iver will perform in their hometown of Eau Claire, Wisconsin at a rally supporting Vice President Kamala Harris’ presidential campaign.
The new documentary ‘JAM’ delves into the massive traffic snarl-up at Phish’s 2004 Coventry festival.
Spafford’s Brian Moss Ready To Rock Again - By Scott Bernstein
- Aug 5, 2024
- 10:39 am PDT
Spafford guitarist Brian Moss revealed he is ready to rejoin his bandmates on the road.
Iconic rock band Aerosmith announced they’re retiring from touring and canceled the remainder of their farewell tour due to Steven Tyler’s vocal injury.
Tedeschi Trucks Band cited “personal reasons” for trumpeter Ephraim Owens stepping away from the road.
Great Scott, an iconic Boston music venue that closed during the pandemic, has found a new home in Allston just a few blocks from the original location.
