Singer-songwriter Ryan Adams has announced a batch of 13 shows scheduled for October in support of his new album.
Gogol Bordello, O.A.R. and Les Claypool’s Duo de Twang are among the bands joining moe. at this year’s moe.down festival.
Beats Antique will hit the road with Shpongle (DJ Sets), Emancipator and Lafa Taylor this fall for the Creature Carnival tour.
There’s three Phil Lesh-led shows coming to the Las Vegas outpost of Brooklyn Bowl, including a pair with “Friends” and one with The Terrapin Family Band.
Primus drummer Tim Alexander’s family has shared a note asking fans to “Carry The Beat,” as “Herb” is scheduled to undergo surgery.
Chicago’s Umphrey’s McGee has announced a batch of fall tour dates.
Nirvana bassist Krist Novoselic issued a blog post voicing his support of Eddie Vedder, who covered “Imagine” in Portugal.
Drummer Tim “Herb” Alexander, best known for his work with Primus and Puscifer, recently suffered a heart attack.
The place where The Shining takes place will host a weekend full of Leftover Salmon performances featuring Sam Bush and Bill Payne early next year.
Gov’t Mule/Allman Brothers Band guitarist Warren Haynes has shared his thoughts on the great Johnny Winter, who died on Wednesday.
Guster fans have a number of “fantasy options” on the pre-order site for the band’s new album including “Shit Your Pants With Guster.”
Lotus, Big Gigantic and Dopapod are among the Peach Music Festival performers who will play After Midnight sets.
Once again, NPR Music will broadcast some of the music from this year’s Newport Folk Festival.
Grace Potter and members of the Nocturnals are among the musicians who will perform with the Marco Benevento Band in Burlington on September 14.
Eddie Vedder posted a note on the Pearl Jam website about his anti-war rant during a recent show.
Moon Taxi, Dumpstaphunk and Brandi Carlile are among the acts joining the Dave Matthews Band at The Gorge this Labor Day Weekend.
Paul McCartney changes his setlist ever so much this tour, yet says “it’s not like I’m Phish, you know.”
The list of theaters around the world that will screen the Talking Heads 1984 concert film Stop Making Sense has a number of new entries.
