Widespread Panic brought out Duane Betts for two choice covers to close their second set on Sunday at Snow King Amphitheatre in Jackson, Wyoming.
BTS treated fans in Brussels, Belgium to the first performance of “Tomorrow” in seven years.
Daniel Donato’s Cosmic Country and Molly Tuttle kicked off a run of shows together in collaborative fashion on Wednesday at Virginia’s Filene Center at Wolf Trap.
Caamp’s Taylor Meier performed “Here” with Mumford & Sons during their SPOT Summerstage concert at Stadspark in Groningen, Netherlands.
Pretty Lights dropped the first 15 of 45 tracks from ‘A Trip Thru Time Fantastic,’ his first new album since 2013, which he’ll celebrate with a newly announced tour.
Low’s Alan Sparhawk joined Kurt Vile & The Violators for “Chance to Bleed” at the Palace Theatre in St. Paul.
The Black Crowes rolled into Tilburg, Netherlands on Tuesday where they continued their breakout tear with the first “Bring On, Bring On” in 13 years.
Linkin Park brought out Clipse and Phantogram during their tour-closing concert on Tuesday at Letzigrund Stadium in Zurich, Switzerland.
Father John Misty premiered a jazzy rendition of Air’s “Playground Love” at the Festival International De Jazz De Montreal.
Watch Sierra Ferrell dust off her cover of The Beatles’ “Don’t Let Me Down” to begin her Tuesday encore at Amsterdam’s Paradiso.
Hayley Williams rolled out a cover of Sinéad O’Connor’s 1987 hit “Mandinka” during her Tuesday show in Dublin, Ireland.
Widespread Panic returned to Red Rocks this past weekend for a historic three-night stand at the iconic Colorado amphitheatre.
Queens of the Stone Age launched their 2026 summer tour near Stockholm, Sweden on Monday with a song they last played 18 years ago.
Guitarist Joel Paterson made his debut as a member of Bob Dylan’s band on Monday at the legendary musician’s concert in Austin.
Alan Jackson hung up his boots on Saturday by headlining the all-star Last Call: One More For The Road concert at Nashville’s Nissan Stadium.
In Liverpool on Saturday, Foo Fighters took the opportunity to unveil a Beatles cover in the legendary foursome’s hometown.
Dawes called upon an impressive roster of friends, including Lucius, Eric Krasno and Jenny Lewis, to join the band for a special tribute concert on Friday at the Libbey Bowl in Ojai, California.
Bad Bunny brought out Damon Albarn and Remi Kabaka Jr. to perform a pair of Gorillaz songs at the DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS World Tour concert in London.
