Tour Date Announcements

New York City/Long Island jam scene fixtures from the late ’80s and ’90s Zen Tricksters are coming together next month.

The return of the Benevento Russo Duo will take place earlier than expected.

Couch tour will be available for those not able to make it see JRAD at Brooklyn Bowl and The Capitol Theatre.

Supergroup Golden Gate Wingmen are coming back to the Northeast early next year.

On the rise jam acts The Jauntee and Cycles are hitting the road together in Winter 2017.

Bay Area favorites The California Honeydrops have issued new singles and started laying out their live plans for 2017.

New York instrumental quartet TAUK have dozens of headlining dates scheduled for the first tour months of 2017.

Electro-blues pioneer Manic Focus rolls out a series of Winter 2017 dates in support of a new album due early next year.

Not only has keyboardist Marco Benevento announced two legs of touring, he’s detailed a Pledge Music campaign with cool opportunities for pledgers.

Legendary funk band The Greyboy Allstars have recently announced four early 2017 performances.

Brooklyn powerhouse funk outfit Turkuaz has laid out its touring plans for the first four months of 2017.

Norah Jones announced a tour, sang an enthralling cover of ‘The Late Show’ and joined the host for what just might be the worst holiday song ever.

Songstress Margo Price will follow a breakthrough 2016 by embarking on an extensive World Tour in 2017.

New England jam act Dopapod will hold court in New York City early next year.

For the third year in a row The Motet will headline the iconic Red Rocks in their home state of Colorado.

The CRB played a trio of hits by T. Rex to cap last night’s concert at The Fillmore.

Denver will end 2016 and an era for the band with a two-night New Year’s Run in their hometown on December 30 and 31.