News & Announcements

Help support Bay Area fixtures Afrolicious, whose gear was recently stolen, by purchasing Emergency Funk.

Warren Haynes has revealed what his recording session with Railroad Earth was all about and says Sco-Mule will tour in 2015.

The organizers of Backwoods Music Festival have announced the first of three phases detailing the 2015 lineup.

There’s a last-minute announcement from funk revivalists Lettuce, who’ve added a third Brooklyn Bowl show set for later this week.

Dave Grohl and Foo Fighters will play NYC’s Irving Plaza on Friday night.

Dean Ween will present a gallery exhibit of his personal collection of Ween memorabilia.

It’s been a while since Gregg Allman has trotted out new material, but a photo he shared showed that may soon change.

Charitable organization The Rex Foundation will host a benefit concert in San Francisco on December 6.

Audio of the second night of Wilco’s upcoming Chicago residency will be broadcast live.

“U2 Minus 1” featuring Bruce Springsteen & Chris Martin will perform in NYC tonight for World AIDS Day.

The lineup for the 2015 installment of the John Hartford Memorial Festival has been announced.

David Crosby will be among the guests joining Snarky Puppy in February as they record a new album.

Electro-funk act Pigeons Playing Ping Pong have added dates on both sides of their New Year’s Eve performance.

The Tedeschi Trucks Band have announced another batch of early 2015 tour dates.

Legendary guitarist Jeff Beck has announced a series of solo dates in April leading up to a set of rescheduled co-bills with ZZ Top.

Phish front man Trey Anastasio talked about the band’s Halloween show, their plans for next year and more in a new interview.

Grateful Dead drummer Bill Kreutzmann will be joined by a slew of Bay Area all-stars for a performance next week.

Leftover Salmon celebrate the release of High Country with a show in Boulder that will be webcast live.