Music Industry News

Genesis front man Phil Collins returned to the stage after three years at an unlikely venue.

Oregon State University is offering an online class about Phish called Philosophy School Of Phish.

Zane Kesey has almost completed a round of funding to finance a sequel to his father’s famed 1964 “trip” aboard Furthur.

Washington, D.C.’s Thievery Corporation have been added to the lineup for this summer’s The Ride Festival.

FiKus will self-release Living Life Through Multicolored Scenery on July 1.

moe. has revealed they will host a Tropical Throe.down in Jamaica this January.

The initial lineup for the Philadelphia installment of Budweiser’s Made In America festival has been revealed.

After Paul McCartney had to cancel a string of Asian dates, he has been reportedly hospitalized in Japan.

The Zac Brown Band has announced the lineup for the Charleston installment of their Southern Ground Music & Food Festival.

A box set documenting Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young’s 1974 tour is set for a July release.

Wilco guitarist Nels Cline will sit in with Phil Lesh and Friends at the Capitol Theatre next week.

Listen to a live listening event featuring Jimmy Page in which unreleased companion audio from Led Zeppelin’s first three albums will be premiered.

Former Ween front man Aaron Freeman has announced a fall tour for his new band, FREEMAN.

Pearl Jam has just announced a brief fall tour.

Talking Heads’ outstanding Stop Making Sense concert film will be issued digitally for the first time and will be shown in theaters.

Lettuce/Soulive guitarist Eric Krasno will be among the many all-stars performing at a James Brown Tribute this August.

Jimmy Page was among those awarded an honorary degree by Berklee University.

The New Deal, Savoy and Trippy Turtle are among the acts joining Big Gigantic at Red Rocks in September.