My Morning Jacket brought out opener Grace Cummings for a medley on Thursday during their concert at Austin’s Moody Amphitheater that included a cover of a song closely associated with Willie Nelson.
Sturgill Simpson revived his slow-buring cover of Nirvana’s “In Bloom” after nearly a decade during his Thursday night concert at Legacy Arena At The BJCC in Birmingham, Alabama.
The Allman Brothers Band welcomed Trey Anastasio, Jen Hartswick, Kofi Burbridge and more on this date in 2014 at the Wanee Festival in Florida.
SZA recently stopped by ‘Sesame Street’ to teach Elmo and friends how to make a “gratitude jar” and sing a song.
Guitarist Warren Haynes recently graced the ‘Good Day New York’ stage with a stirring performance of his signature song, “Soulshine.”
Warren Zeiders swung by 30 Rock to perform his ‘Relapse, Lies & Betrayals’ ballad “You For A Reason” on Wednesday’s episode of ‘The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.’
Billy Strings dusted off “Old Dangerfield” during his Wednesday night concert at Tampa’s Yuengling Center and extended the Bill Monroe cover for nearly 20 minutes.
In honor of Eddie Hazel’s birthday, watch the legendary guitarist perform with the early Parliament-Funkadelic iteration on the public television program ‘Say Brother’ in 1969.
ALO brought out The String Cheese Incident bassist Keith Moseley to sit-in on “Falling Dominoes” during their Saturday night concert at Boulder’s Fox Theatre.
A recent episode of ‘Fallon’ saw Ed Sheeran getting in on the “Subway Busking” sketch, performing Chappell Roan’s “Pink Pony Club” and more.
Jack White covered Johnny Cash’s “Big River” last night at the Palace Theatre, in honor of the show taking place in St. Paul, Minnesota.
The Grateful Dead fit in a 20-minute “Foolish Heart” during a concert in Orlando on this date in 1991.
Sturgill Simpson broke out the ‘High Top Mountain’ favorite “You Can Have The Crown” during his show at Stubb’s in Austin.
To celebrate Marc Brownstein’s birthday today, watch the Disco Biscuits deliver a festival set from Maryland’s Wilmer Park in 1998.
Pink Talking Fish’s Cal Kehoe shared his guitar simultaneously with Mike Gantzer and Dogs In A Pile’s Jimmy Law and Brian Murray during last night’s concert in Buffalo, New York.
Paul Simon embarked on his first substantial tour since 2018 with a concert in New Orleans featuring the premiere of his ‘Seven Psalms’ album.
Umphrey’s McGee brought out Sam Bush, Anders Beck, Jennifer Hartswick, Grace Bowers and many others during their two-night UMBowl XI run at Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium.
Phish guitarist Trey Anastasio brought his solo acoustic tour to the Warner Theatre in Washington, D.C. and offered a setlist blending intimacy with his signature improvisation.
