Goose celebrated April Fools’ Day at The Ryman in Nashville by swapping instruments and imitating each other during the concert’s “Jive Lee” opener.
Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band delivered the tour debut of “Darkness On The Edge Of Town” in Detroit on Wednesday.
Goose ended both sets of their concert on Tuesday at Athens’ Georgia Theatre by fitting one song within another.
Spafford swung by the Deep Dive in Ithaca, New York on Sunday where they unfurled a 31-minute “Ain’t That Wrong.”
Saturday’s moe. concert at the Variety Playhouse in Atlanta featured the band’s first take on keyboardist Nate Wilson’s “Yellow Tigers.”
John Mayer welcomed Sheryl Crow during his solo acoustic concert at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville on Friday.
Widespread Panic premiered a cover of J.J. Cale’s “I Got The Same Old Blues” during the second of three concerts at Florida’s St. Augustine Amphitheatre on Saturday.
Yo La Tengo brought out Wilco for an encore featuring four covers on Friday night at the Metro in Chicago.
ZZ Top frontman Billy Gibbons was Billy Joel’s special guest on Sunday night at Madison Square Garden in New York City.
Goose capped a two-night stand at The Met in Philadelphia on Saturday with a concert featuring an expansive version of “Borne.”
Goose kicked off a two-night stand at The Met Philadelphia on Friday, where they took “Echo Of A Rose” deep in the second set.
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard broke out an electrified version of ‘Gumboot Soup’ standout “The Wheel” last night at the Troxy in London.
Fleet Foxes brought out Robin Pecknold’s father, Greg Pecknold, to play bass on a cover of Joni Mitchell’s “Hejira” during the band’s Wednesday night concert in Los Angeles.
Julien Baker offered a slowed-down, solo cover of Neko Case’s “Man” at the all-star “Love Rising” benefit concert in Nashville.
Pigeons Playing Ping Pong concluded a two-night run at the Boulder Theatre in Boulder, Colorado on Saturday.
Jason Isbell and Allison Russell teamed up on Wet Willie’s resilient “Keep On Smilin’” at last night’s “Love Rising” benefit in Nashville.
Hozier and Allison Russell’s performance of “Nina Cried Power” was one of several collaborations at last night’s “Love Rising” all-star benefit concert in Nashville.
Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band broke out a cover of The Standells’ “Dirty Water” to start their encore at Boston’s TD Garden on Monday.
