Music Industry News

Details of this year’s Rex Foundation benefit concert at The Fillmore in San Francisco have been revealed.

Watch a virtual video tour of Central Park Summer Stage’s $5 million remodel for the 2019 season.

The Grateful Dead confirmed the return of their ’30 Days Of Dead’ free download series featuring live tracks from the band’s archives.

Sierra Nevada launched Zappa Wild Stache IPA inspired by the late Frank Zappa and will celebrate with a special tasting tonight.

Street Plant’s line of Jerry Garcia-inspired skateboards have been expanded with decks using imagery from Jerry’s Tiger guitar.

Watch the trailer for ‘Revival: The Sam Bush Story,’ which will be available for digital rental and purchase on November 1.

Umphrey’s McGee guitarists Brendan Bayliss and Jake Cinninger will continue a tradition by presenting their 16th annual holiday show this December.

Sonos worked with Adam “Ad-Rock” Horovitz and Michael “Mike D” Diamond to release a special Sonos Play:5 Beastie Boys Edition Speaker with all proceeds going to charity.

Organizers of Arizona’s Gem & Jem Festival announced their intention to take a one-year hiatus in 2019 and bring the festival back in 2020.

Sloss Music & Art Festival organizers have announced that the fest has come to an end after a four-year run.

Bowery Presents revealed that the Electric Factory will now be known as the Franklin Music Hall after choosing the name from a pool of over 5,000 entries.

Spotify started rolling out streamlined versions of the company’s mobile apps today, which include new features for paying subscribers.

Buffalo’s Aqueous will celebrate cartoons that aired on Nickelodeon with a “Nick Toons” themed Halloween show in Brooklyn later this month.

Richard Branson announced the launch of Virgin Fest multi-experiential music festival series in the United States in 2019.

Jam quartet Pigeons Playing Ping Pong will present “Red Hot Sergeant Peppers” over the course of a four-night Halloween 2018 run.

Southern rockers The Marcus King Band will appear on Ditty TV’s ‘Concert Series’ on Wednesday night.

Media player Winamp will be overhauled for a full-fledged return next year.

The Mother Hips unveiled the “It’ll Be Gone” video and announced the fourth-ever “Ultimate Setlist Show.”