Trey Anastasio Trio closed out their New Orleans run with four more tour debuts.
Gov’t Mule closed out their two-night run at The Cap with a lengthy show that featured their live debut of Pearl Jam’s “Come Back.”
Railroad Earth welcomed keyboardist Matt Slocum (The Magpie Salute) and once again teamed up with Shannon McNally for a debut cover last night in Birmingham.
View Adam McCullough’s photos and watch video highlights of last night’s Trey Anastasio Trio show in New Orleans.
Gov’t Mule went guestless for the first time on this tour but dusted off a cover they hadn’t played since 2002 last night at The Cap.
Shannon McNally joined Railroad Earth last night in New Orleans for cover debuts of songs written by The Band and Rodney Crowell.
Watch guitarist Reeves Gabrels and harmonica player Hook Herrera sit-in with Gov’t Mule last night at The Palace Theatre in Albany, New York.
Watch pro-shot footage of the first and second set openers of last night’s first of three Trey Anastasio Trio shows in New Orleans.
Wednesday’s Vulfpeck show in New Orleans saw the band joined by a number of frequent collaborators as well as two members of Lettuce and trombonist Melissa Gardiner.
After a few nights off, Gov’t Mule continued their spring tour with special guest Hook Herrera on Wednesday night at the NYCB Theatre At Westbury.
Umphrey’s McGee guitarists Jake Cinninger and Brendan Bayliss performed an acoustic show in the town the band began in, South Bend, Indiana.
The first moe. tour of 2018 visited the Wellmont in Montclair on Tuesday, where Suzy Perler captured the action.
Phil Lesh and Stu Allen led the latest Thunder & Lightning concert at Terrapin Crossroads in San Rafael, California on Tuesday night.
Guitarist Bob Weir sat-in with Lukas Nelson & Promise Of The Real on three songs last night at the Great American Music Hall.
The current Gov’t Mule tour has found the band augmented by harmonica wiz Hook Herrera at all five shows thus far including Sunday’s concert.
Wilco’s Jeff Tweedy welcomed The Jayhawks guitarist Gary Louris to sit-in during a solo performance Friday night at Haw River Ballroom in Saxapahaw, North Carolina.
The all-star Autism Speaks Light Up The Blues benefit concert featured Neil Young, Stephen Stills, members of The Heartbreakers and more.
JamBase contributor Bryan Lasky shares his take and photos on Perpetual Groove’s visit to Putnam Place in Saratoga Springs with opener CBDB.
