Phish delivered a one-off in Syracuse, New York on Tuesday that saw the band continuing to explore uncharted terrain, despite ditching their encore due to weather.
Billy Strings covered “Out On The Ocean” and, after attending a Red Sox game, played “Take Me Out To The Ball Game” at Agganis Arena in Boston.
Widespread Panic ended their first show in Sacramento in 35 years with a rare cover of The Band’s “Ophelia.”
Daniel Donato joined The Revivalists for “American Girl” over the weekend at the 4848 Festival in Snowshoe, West Vriginia.
Buju Banton took to the ‘Tonight Show’ stage to perform “Butterflies,” the lead single off his new album ‘Too Too Bad.’
Shakira welcomed Tyla, Ed Sheeran and Burna Boy onstage at Barclays Center one night after her historic FIFA World Cup halftime performance.
The Black Crowes dusted off a rare cover from influential Michigan-born band The Stooges at a concert near Detroit on Saturday.
Joe Russo’s Almost Dead went beyond the Grateful Dead repertoire and covered The Allman Brothers Band at Evans Amphitheater in Cleveland Heights, Ohio.
moe. revived their moe.down festival over the weekend at the West End Fairgrounds in Gilbert, Pennsylvania.
Watch Pavement’s peculiar performance of Led Zeppelin’s “Stairway To Heaven” at Mosswood Meltdown 2026.
Jake Simpson didn’t just sit in with Dave Matthews Band at SPAC, he stuck around for large chunks of both nights in Saratoga Springs, New York.
Limp Bizkit headlined the Summer of ’99 and Beyond Festival on Saturday where they received a visit from the cast of ‘Super Troopers.’
“Weird” Al Yankovic played a catalog-spanning set at the Borgata Casino in Atlantic City as part of his Bigger & Weirder Tour, with support from Puddles Pity Party.
The inaugural FIFA World Cup Final halftime show brought Madonna, Shakira, BTS and Justin Bieber together at MetLife Stadium during the Spain vs. Argentina final.
Noah Kahan offered a heartfelt apology during his show at Citi Field, one day after inclement weather led to the cancelation of his first of what was supposed to be two nights at the New York City ballpark.
The String Cheese Incident delivered five sets over two shows while making their home state return to Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison, Colorado.
Phish capped another improvisation-rich night at Merriweather Post Pavilion with a 40-minute “Carini,” while “Ass Handed” and “Fast Enough For You” also returned to the fold.
Phish opened their Merriweather Post Pavilion run with a surprise “Have Mercy” bust-out, longest-ever “Contact” and a 20+ minute “Life Saving Gun” that showcased full-band improvisation.
