Music Industry News

Cat Stevens has announced a brief North American tour that marks his first U.S. dates in over 35 years.

Jam quartet Gov’t Mule will indeed play a Halloween show this year.

A scary scene broke out when a concertgoer rushed the stage and refused to leave during last night’s Widespread Panic set.

Eric Bloom and Ryan Zoidis will join Soulive for a pair of upcoming shows in Denver.

Watch The Werks team with Dopapod and Papadosio to cover Pink Floyd’s Dark Side Of The Moon at the Werk Out Festival.

Del McCoury, Col. Bruce Hampton and Darrell Scott are among the guests added for Leftover Salmon’s upcoming Nashville Sessions performance.

Funk-fusion act Kung Fu have announced an extensive fall tour.

The initial lineup for this year’s Bridge School Benefit Concerts has been announced.

New Orleans funk-rock act Bonerama have a special treat in store for an upcoming performance in NYC.

Canadian DJ Deadmau5 took a shift as a Uber driver last night in Toronto.

Soulive will return to New England for three shows at the end of 2014 and beginning of 2015.

ZZ Top will return to the road in 2015 and have announced a batch of re-scheduled dates with Jeff Beck.

Panic En La Playa organizers have announced an array of additional sets for the 2015 event.

Stevie Wonder will present performances of his classic Songs In The Key Of Life album in cities across North America this fall.

Hippie icon Wavy Gravy will recount his legendary life and times at upcoming performances in New York City and Berkeley.

Indiana rocker John Mellencamp has announced an extensive 2015 tour that runs from January through August.

Irish rock legends U2 have released a new album dubbed Songs Of Innocence today.

Legendary rocker Robert Plant admires Jack White’s “buccaneer spirit” and would like to record with him.