On Friday, Dead & Company played the middle show of the penultimate weekend of their Dead Forever residency at Sphere in Las Vegas.
Phish kicked off a three-night stand in Noblesville, Indiana on Friday at Ruoff Music Center, the venue formerly known as Deer Creek.
Mike Gordon met Jake’s Leg in St. Louis to help celebrate Jerry Garcia’s birthday by joining the band for three Grateful Dead classics.
Peter Rowan, Eric Krasno and two of Jerry Garcia’s guitars joined The Terrapin Family Band during their show last night at The Guild Theatre in Menlo Park, California.
Dweezil Zappa launched his first tour in over four years — the Rox-Postrophy Tour 2024 — at the Celebrity Theatre in Phoenix last night.
Bruce Hornsby called in old pal Shawn Colvin for a surprise guest appearance during his Thursday night concert with The Noisemakers at The Troubadour in Hollywood.
Chappell Roan move to a main stage ahead of this year’s Lollapalooza proved wise as the rising pop star drew a massive crowd in Chicago’s Grant Park.
Dead & Company’s Dead Forever residency at the Las Vegas Sphere resumed on Thursday and featured the band’s first performances of “How Sweet It Is” and “Lazy River Road.”
Vampire Weekend paid tribute to Jerry Garcia by premiering a cover of “Reuben And Cerise” during their encore last night at Milwaukee’s BMO Pavilion.
Billy Strings debuted a cover of a controversial country song and pulled out other rarities during his second concert at DCU Center Arena in Worcester, Massachusetts.
Phish concluded a run of two shows at St. Louis’ Chaifetz Arena on a high note with a jam-filled second set and extended encore.
Billy Strings kicked off a two-night stand at Worcester’s DCU Center on Tuesday with a show featuring a mix of deep cuts and fan favorites.
Phish returned to St. Louis to play Chaifetz Arena for the first time in five years and delivered an outstanding 41-minute version of frequent jam vehicle “Tweezer.”
Norah Jones welcomed tourmate Alynda Segarra (Hurray for the Riff Raff) for a Lucinda Williams classic at Woodland Park Zoo Amphitheater in Seattle on Monday.
Buffalo instrumental trio Organ Fairchild welcomed singer Maggie Rose and her bandmate guitarist Kyle Lewis for an Allman Brothers classic on Friday at Flood City Music Festival.
Jack White and his band offered the live premiere of ‘No Name’ cut “Underground” last night during a surprise concert at the tiny Atlanta club The Earl.
The Nocturnals founding drummer Matthew Burr sat in with Grace Potter and her band at Grand Point North in Burlington, Vermont on Saturday.
Madison Cunningham and Andrew Bird teamed up to perform Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham’s 1973 debut album at the Newport Folk Festival.
