Music Industry News

Vermont-based band Phish has announced more details of their coming visit to Randall’s Island including the return of The Freezer.

Billy Talbot of Crazy Horse has suffered a mild stroke, but is expected to make a full recovery. He will, however, miss the band’s upcoming tour.

Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey have announced the first leg of their The Who Hits 50 World Tour.

Bruce Hornsby has announced a handful of “An Evening With” solo performances set for this fall.

Terrapin Crossroads has announced a special Happy Hour show featuring Phil Lesh & The Terrapin Family Band joined by moe. guitarist Al Schnier.

The Disco Biscuits are bringing their brand of jamtronica to downtown Denver this September.

Eric Clapton gave a rare interview to Uncut Magazine and once again claims he plans to retire from touring next year.

It’s been years since we’ve heard about CS&N’s covers project, but it appears it’s still alive.

Powerhouse soul septet St. Paul & The Broken Bones have announced an extensive fall tour.

Mustang Music Festival organizers have revealed the initial lineup for this October’s event.

Phil Collins will rehearse with a band he put together for three weeks and if all goes well he could return to the road.

Medical services declared a “Mass Casualty Incident” at last night’s Avicii concert in Boston.

An unidentified buyer paid over $2 million for a handwritten draft of “Like A Rolling Stone” yesterday.

Widespread Panic has announced details of their fourth annual tropical destination adventure.

Stu Allen & Mars Hotel will perform in the Grate Room at Terrapin Station as part of a tribute to Jerry Garcia.

Four amazing musicians will come together for an August performance at Brooklyn Bowl.

Grateful Dead tribute act Dark Star Orchestra and The Band tribute act The Weight will re-create a classic Band/Dead show from 1973.

Jack White continues to add more dates to his extensive summer/fall world tour.