Actor Will Ferrell will engage Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer Chad Smith in a drum-off on the May 22nd episode of The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon.
Grateful Dead/Furthur guitarist Bob Weir sat in with Sean Lennon’s The Ghost Of A Saber Tooth Tiger last night in San Francisco.
B. Getz takes a deep dive into the wonderful music he saw during this year’s Jazz Fest in New Orleans.
Watch Nigel Hall and The Shady Horns steal the show on a performance of “Stay (Wasting Time” with the Dave Matthews Band.
DVR Rewind | Counting Crows On Seth Meyers - By Scott Bernstein
- May 20, 2014
- 1:50 pm PDT
Counting Crows played a pair of their biggest hits for a visit to Late Night With Seth Meyers.
Basketball Hall Of Famer Bill Walton sat in on percussion at a recent Gregg Allman show.
British Stewie referenced Bob Weir of the Grateful Dead during last night’s Family Guy season finale.
Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band concluded the High Hopes Tour last night at Mohegan Sun in Uncasville, CT.
The Foo Fighters played a surprise show at New Orleans’ Preservation Hall on Saturday night, where they were joined by special guest Trombone Shorty.
The Dave Matthews Band returned to the two-set format last night in the Houston area.
Terrapin Crossroads has announced the return of Telstar night featuring Phil Lesh and another Lesh-led performance.
Last night Prince treated fans in Birmingham to a marathon show that included at least portions of 34 songs.
Review & Photos | Shaky Knees | Atlanta - By Donovan Farley
- May 15, 2014
- 1:30 pm PDT
Donovan Farley shares his take, along with Ryan Myers’ photos, from this year’s Shaky Knees Music Festival.
The New Mastersounds, Turkuaz and Jeff Austin came together last week for a Chattahoochee Riverkeeper benefit in Atlanta.
Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band loaded last night’s show with rarities, covers and tour debuts.
The 2014 installment of the Jerry Garcia Symphonic Celebration featuring Warren Haynes kicked off last night in Boston.
Watch Neil Young perform “Crazy” and “Since I Met You Baby” and sit with Jack White for an interview on The Tonight Show.
Gov’t Mule played their first show 20 years ago tonight.