Concert Reviews & Recaps

On the second of two nights in Van Morrison’s hometown of Belfast, Bob Dylan premiered Van’s “Going Down To Bangor.”

Dogs In A Pile celebrated the release of their album ‘Distroid’ with a full rendering of the record in Chicago.

My Bloody Valentine played their first concert in seven years at a “surprise” warm-up show in Dublin featuring the debut of “Off Your Face.”

Big Star drummer Jody Stephens joined Jeff Tweedy last night at Germantown Performing Arts Center outside Memphis.

Geese played a private show at New York City’s Blue Note and covered songs by The Stooges, Velvet Underground, Suicide, Pink Floyd and Leonard Cohen.

I’m With Her capped their concert at The Ryman Auditorium by performing “King Of Oklahoma” with Jason Isbell.

King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard collaborated with opener Maddie Ashman during their 2025 European Fall Tour closer.

Trey Anastasio Band debuted three new Trey Anastasio original songs over two shows at Denver’s Mission Ballroom.

During their final concert of 2025 in Washington D.C., Joe Russo’s Almost Dead looked to the Woody Guthrie catalog for a timely cover of “All You Fascists.”

Billy Strings and Greensky Bluegrass separately honored Todd Snider shortly after learning of his untimely death by covering his “Play A Train Song” at their respective concerts.

Billie Eilish added a performance of the Julie London-popularized “Cry Me A River” last night at Moody Center in Austin.

Watch former Metallica bassist Jason Newsted join Blackberry Smoke on a Black Sabbath cover last night in Ithaca, New York.

AC/DC kicked off an Australian leg of their Power Up Tour in Melbourne and added to the setlist their first performance of “Jailbreak” in 34 years.

Billy Strings took his guitar to the people during Wednesday’s show at MVP Arena, performing part of “Meet Me At The Creek” while walking through the crowd.

Khruangbin began their encore at Webster Hall in New York City by covering Sade’s “Cherish The Day”