Music Industry News

Mountain Jam founder Gary Chetkof addresses concerns about festival security and the local police presence.

It appears Rush will soon announce a 2015 tour.

Dave Johnston clues us in on what’s in store for Yonder Mountain String Band next year.

R.E.M. front man Michael Stipe performed a set for the first time since the band’s 2011 breakup last night in NYC.

After more than 35 years, Bruce Springsteen has finally authorized an official release of his 1978 visit to Cleveland.

Bonnaroo organizers have given us clues as to 12 acts that will be featured on the festival’s 2015 lineup. See how many you can guess.

Kung Fu and Deep Banana Blackout will lead a Happy Funkin’ New Year’s celebration in their home state.

The lineup, date and venue for a show dubbed as “The James Brown Dance Party” has been announced.

Sound Tribe has revealed openers for their upcoming New Year’s Run in Denver as well as a few live artists.

Universal Music Group will release Bob Marley & The Wailers’ Easy Skanking in Boston ’78 early next year.

Railroad Earth has put the first DVD in the band’s history up for pre-sale ahead of its release next month.

The Steve Kimock-led Jerry Garcia tribute tour in February has been extended with the addition of a second NYC show.

Phil Lesh will team with an ensemble he’s dubbed “Communion” for a show at Terrapin Crossroads next month.

Trumpeter/vocalist Jennifer Hartswick will lead a Super Jam featuring members of The Allman Brothers Band, The Motet, Dumpstaphunk and more.

Phil Rudd spoke out against the “ludicrous” charges brought against him.

Organizers of the Telluride Bluegrass Festival have announced the initial 2015 lineup.

Bluewater Productions has come out with a comic book documenting the life and times of Grateful Dead front man Jerry Garcia.

The Peach Music Festival organizers have announced the dates and location for next year’s festival.