Sienna Spiro returned to ‘The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon’ on Monday, just six months after her debut on the program, to perform “Great Expectation.”
Steve Kimock, Lebo, Jason Crosby, Jay Lane, Pete Sears, Kanika Moore and Dave Ellis performed an all-star tribute to Grateful Dead co-founder Bob Weir at the Oregon Country Fair on Sunday.
Willie Nelson welcomed Booker T. Jones, John Stamos and Green Day drummer Tré Cool to fill out his band during his concert at Pacific Amphitheater in Costa Mesa, California.
The Strokes summer tour came to Allianz Amphitheater in Richmond, Virginia on Sunday where the band brought a Blonde Redhead cover into their repertoire.
God Street Wine added a new song to their repertoire on Friday, debuting a cover of Phish’s “The Wedge” during their performance at the Dead Of Summer Music Festival in Manchester, Vermont.
Jack White welcomed his daughter Scarlett White on bass on night one of two at the Brooklyn Paramount on Saturday.
The Avett Brothers offered their first-ever cover of the Grateful Dead’s “Ripple” during their second of three consecutive concerts at Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison, Colorado.
Jay-Z’s three-night Yankee Stadium run brought out Beyoncé, Nas, Eminem, Pharrell Williams, Usher, Rihanna and others for the concerts celebrating ‘Reasonable Doubt’ and ‘The Blueprint’ anniversaries.
Phish’s third and final night in Noblesville saw the quartet embrace 4.0 elasticity, highlighted by an expansive “Simple” and fluid second-set sequencing.
Phish followed Friday’s standout opener with an even bigger Saturday performance at Deer Creek, highlighted by a sprawling 30-minute “Tweezer,” seamless transitions and a second set that never lost momentum.
Christy Articola provides a first-hand account and full setlist breakdown of Phish’s first of three concerts at Ruoff Music Center (Deer Creek) in Noblesville, Indiana.
Noah Kahan brought “Lighthouse,” off his new album The Great Divide, to the stage for the first time during night two of his sold-out Fenway Park run.
Watch Benson Boone and Megan Moroney perform their songs, sharing the title “Beautiful Things,” at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center.
Over 20 years after Sierra Hull sat-in with Alison Krauss & Union Station at the Ryman Auditorium, Krauss returned the favor during Hull’s show at the famed Nashville venue.
Following a full performance of The Black Parade, My Chemical Romance delivered a trio of rarities from their B-stage.
Paul Simon returned home to Queens on Wednesday for his first of two A Quiet Celebration Tour performances at Forest Hills Stadium.
Phish continued Summer Tour 2026 in Madison with a night that balanced early-set exploration and late-set cohesion, highlighted by extended takes on “Sigma Oasis” and Talking Heads’ “Cities.”
Dave Matthews Band dusted off “Come Tomorrow,” the title track from the band’s 2018 studio album, during their Tuesday night concert at Acrisure Amphitheatre in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
