Portland, OR’s Shook Twins continued to impress at two Midwest shows over the past two nights.
Grateful Dead bassist Phil Lesh sure picked an incredible show to recreate at Terrapin Crossroads last night with a little help from his friends.
Pearl Jam worked a number of covers and an impassioned plea by Eddie Vedder to get Pete Rose into the Hall Of Fame into their tour opener.
Legendary New Orleans musician Dr. John has returned from illness and was in fine form at a recent performance according to our reviewer.
Christine McVie played her first full show with Fleetwood Mac since 1998 last night in Minneapolis.
Robert Plant mixed new material with the Led Zeppelin songs he audience craved at The Capitol Theatre on Thursday night.
The Tedeschi Trucks Band’s Beacon run continued on Friday night with help from Jackie Greene.
Dennis Cook shares his take on a recent RonKat Spearman’s Katdelic performance featuring guest George Clinton.
Yonder Mountain String Band and special guests including John Bell came together at Planet Bluegrass for Day One of this year’s Kinfolk Celebration.
Jimmy Herring and Duane Trucks were the Tedeschi Trucks Band’s special guests at the Beacon on Saturday, where Hard Working Americans opened.
Check out the setlist, audio and video of the Phil Lesh Quintet’s first show in New York City in over a decade.
The Tedeschi Trucks Band kicked off what promises to be a guest-filled four-show run at the Beacon Theatre in NYC last night.
Yesterday, Chad Smith made a surprise appearance at Will Ferrell’s Cancer For College benefit and then performed with members of Pearl Jam, DMB and more.
Widespread Panic front man John Bell was Yonder Mountain String Band’s special guest last night in Lyons, CO.
Jack White took a few minutes during his show at Fenway Park to take stabs at Rolling Stone last night.
Sterling Munksgard shares photos from The Avett Brothers recent concert at The Greek in Berkeley
Review | King Crimson | Boston - By Team JamBase
- Sep 17, 2014
- 9:15 am PDT
King Crimson recently brought their first U.S. tour of the decade to Boston. JamBase contributor Andrew Bruss shares his take on the show.
A whopping 20 musicians joined Terrapin Crossroads proprietor Phil Lesh at Sunday’s first-ever Hootenanny.
