News & Announcements

This November, Eagle Rock Entertainment will release a documentary/concert film about Eric Clapton’s 2014 World Tour.

Ray LaMontagne will play more intimate venues this fall than he hit over the summer.

At a recent concert, Peter Frampton threw a distracting fan’s phone into the rafters when said fan wouldn’t comply with a no-video, no-flash policy.

Tom Petty scored his first #1 album of his illustrious career, while Eric Clapton’s J.J. Cale tribute is at #2 on the Billboard charts.

Ten more Hardly Strictly Bluegrass ’14 acts have been confirmed.

Electro-funk act Pigeons Playing Ping Pong have announced an East Coast-centric tour.

Up-and-coming jam act Dopapod will embark on an extensive tour this fall featuring dates with Umphrey’s McGee, Tauk, Consider The Source and Alan Evans Trio.

Jam-rockers moe. have added a handful of September dates to their fall touring schedule.

In a revealing new interview, singer Marianne Faithfull discusses what she says really happened to Jim Morrison.

The John Butler Trio will return to the States for a month-long tour this fall.

About that time Phish front man Trey Anastasio met Harry Styles at a One Direction concert in New Jersey.

Joy Williams and John Paul White have announced their decision to permanently dissolve the band.

Trey Anastasio’s TAB ensemble will make their Brooklyn Bowl debut on August 17.

The Werks and Zoogma are teaming up for a month-long, co-headlining fall tour later this year.

Here’s your chance to own a bass Les Claypool used with Primus for three months in 2013.

Funk revivalists The Motet have announced a New Year’s Eve concert and additional late fall performances.

Our thoughts are with NOLA legend Dr. John, who was forced to cancel three performances due to illness.

Wilco front man Jeff Tweedy has announced more U.S. dates for his TWEEDY project.