Gov’t Mule’s guest-filled New Year’s run landed at the Beacon Theatre on Monday night to kick off a two-night stand at the storied New York City venue.
Umphrey’s McGee played a single-song first set with guests Kyle Hollingworth and Jeff Coffin sitting-in and brought out Nicholas Gerlach in the second set.
Phish delivered a four-song second set that included a 35-minute “Tweezer” during their third of four New Year’s Run 2019 shows at Madison Square Garden in New York City.
Dead & Company unveiled a Bob Dylan cover to close out the first night of their New Year’s run at the Chase Center in San Francisco.
Yo La Tengo ended their 2019 Hanukkah run at Bowery Ballroom in New York City with a show featuring guest appearances from Bill Frisell, Laurie Anderson and more.
Widespread Panic kicked off a three-night New Year’s Run at the Fox Theatre in Atlanta with a show featuring a career-spanning set and an encore with a pair of “honey” songs.
Phish’s setlist for night two of their 2019 New Year’s Run at Madison Square Garden in New York City was a career-spanning affair featuring a number of songs the band hadn’t played in years.
Dead & Company delivered a massive “Viola Lee Blues” sandwich that kicked off the first and second sets at The Forum in Inglewood.
Umphrey’s McGee played a “choose your own adventure” set and debuted an LCD Soundsystem cover last night in Denver.
Yo La Tengo’s penultimate show of their Hanukkah run featured former member Dave Schramm and Robyn Hitchcock sitting-in with the band.
Gov’t Mule welcomed longtime friends of the band guitarist Danny Draher and bassist Paul III for the second night of their New Year’s run in Waterbury, Connecticut.
Phish’s setlist for night one of their 2019 New Year’s Run at Madison Square Garden in New York City featured original and cover debuts, bust outs and more.
Umphrey’s McGee delivered a Van Halen debut in Denver during the first night of their New Year’s run at The Fillmore.
The Disco Biscuits got their four-night New Year’s run at Playstation Theater in New York City underway with a concert that included an original debut.
Members of Sylvan Esso, Yeah Yeah Yeahs drummer Brian Chase, William Parker and Allen Hill sat-in with Yo La Tengo during the sixth night of the band’s Hanukkah run in New York City.
Gov’t Mule kicked off their New Year’s run with a guest-filled concert at The Met in Philadelphia.
Previously uncirculated pro-shot video from Neil Young & Crazy Horse’s July 19, 1996 set at England’s Phoenix Festival has surfaced.
Yo La Tengo’s 8 Nights Of Hanukkah residency continued Thursday at New York City’s Bowery Ballroom with special guests, guitarist Sir Richard Bishop and Boston Red Sox/Fenway Park organist Josh Kantor, joining the band.
