Images by Suzy Perler and a review from Chad Berndtson of The Infamous Stringdusters & Fruition in NYC.
Mike Gordon, Brett Dennen, Ann & Nancy Wilson and many more honored Paul Simon at NYC’s Carnegie Hall on Monday night.
STS9 played their first show since the departure of Murph last night at the McDowell Mountain Music Festival.
My Morning Jacket front man Jim James sat in with The War On Drugs for a John Lennon cover last night.
Neil Young’s first of four Dolby Theatre performances included material from throughout his career and a pair of covers.
The Disco Biscuits made their first show in Arizona since 2002 one to remember last night.
Raw Oyster Cult features members of The Radiators, Papa Grows Funk and Johnny Sketch & The Dirty Notes. Our contributors took in a recent show at The Funky Biscuit.
Brandon “Taz” Niederauer, The Shady Horns, Kofi & Oteil Burbridge, Marco Benevento, Sonya Kitchell and Roosevelt Collier guested with Soulive at Night Seven of this year’s Bowlive residency.
Widespread Panic and Jerry Joseph re-ignited their bromance last night in Portland.
Watch Talking Heads perform “Burning Down The House” and “Psycho Killer” at the 2002 Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame induction ceremony.
Watch most of Beck and the Flaming Lips appearance on long-running music television show Austin City Limits.
Jake Krolick attended SXSW for the first time this year and documented his experience in words, images and video.
Jimmy Vivino, Rob Barraco, Jimmy Hall, Jay Collins, Kofi Burbridge, Junior Mack and Susan Tedeschi sat in with the Allman Brothers Band during a guest-heavy Saturday night show.
Allman Brothers Band keyboardist Gregg Allman was unable to perform at the Beacon Theatre tonight.
Dean Ween Group Warm Up At John & Peter's - By Scott Bernstein
- Mar 21, 2014
- 8:15 am PDT
The Dean Ween Group mixed new songs, Ween gems and covers during a 90-minute set on Wednesday night.
Widespread Panic jammed with George Porter Jr., Col. Bruce Hampton and Jeff Sipe at the final night of Panic en la Playa.
Jimmy Fallon welcomed Billy Joel on to The Tonight Show on Thursday night, where the host was able to live out a dream.
“Bowlive was already a tradition. Now it’s a staple, and the keeper of the flame” – Chad Berndtson on Soulive’s big night with Susan Tedeschi, Joe Russo and others.
