The Rolling Stones will issue the previously unreleased concert film ‘Bridges To Buenos Aires’ featuring a guest spot from Bob Dylan this November.
Stream “Dark Night Of The Soul,” the lead single from Van Morrison’s upcoming new album, ‘Three Chords & The Truth.’
‘Not Not Jazz,’ a documentary film about Medeski, Martin & Wood, will premiere at the Woodstock Fim Festival in New York.
Ringo Starr will release, his 20th studio album, ‘What’s My Name,’ in October and previewed the LP by unveiling its title track.
Tedeschi Trucks Band will issue their ‘High & Mighty’ EP digitally for the first time on September 27 and unveiled pro-shot video featuring live and behind-the-scenes footage from their June 2019 trip to Japan with the title track as the soundtrack.
The Who announced their first album in 13 years, ‘Who,’ released the single “Ball & Chain,” played an intimate acoustic set in New York City and announced a U.K. Tour 2020.
Charles Rumback and Ryley Walker previewed their forthcoming ‘Little Common Twist’ collaborative album by releasing the LP’s first track, “Half Joking.”
The Rolling Stone announce ‘Let It Bleed (50th Anniversary Limited Deluxe Edition)’ which will include a seven inch single, never-before-seen photos and more.
Watch Sinkane’s video for a reworked version of his 2019 song “Ya Sudan” which will appear on his upcoming EP ‘Gettin’ Weird (Alive at Spacebomb Studios).’
Prince’s ‘1999’ album is getting the remastered and expanded treatment, including a Super Deluxe Edition that features 35 previously unreleased tracks.
Green Day, Fall Out Boy and Weezer detailed an extensive Summer Tour 2020, announced new albums and each shared a single off the forthcoming LPs.
Keller & The Keels mix originals and covers on their forthcoming ‘Speed’ album. In addition, Williams detailed this year’s New Year’s Run which includes Keller & The Keels and more.
Preview the first Bonnie “Prince” Billy album since 2011 with the video for ‘I Made A Place’ lead single “At The Back Of The Pit.”
Blanket The Homeless enlisted San Francisco-based musicians to contribute to a new benefit album that will be celebrated with a benefit concert at The Independent one day ahead of its release.
Widespread Panic’s ‘Carbondale 2000’ and ‘Montreal 1997’ live archival recordings will be released on vinyl in this fall.
Watch Blackberry Smoke’s trailer for the concert film/live album ‘Homecoming: Live In Atlanta’ and highlights from their Brooklyn Bowl run including Rolling Stones and Allman Brothers Band covers.
Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band unveiled a freshly remixed official recording of their legendary September 19, 1978 concert at the Capitol Theatre in Passaic, New Jersey.
Eric Krasno detailed the release date, tracklist and shared a trailer for his new concept album under the Kraz moniker, ‘Telescope.’
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