Music Industry News

Jimmy Herring, Wayne Krantz, Michael Landau, Gary Novak and Etienne Mbappe will bring The Ringers back on the road in 2014.

The Brooklyn Bowl will host Phil Lesh and the Terrapin Family Band on November 14.

The Widespread Panic Archive opens up for the release of an exceptional show from 2001.

A batch of artist additions for this month’s The Complete Last Waltz concert at The Capitol Theatre in Port Chester, NY have been revealed.

The major religions celebrate love and harmony with a performance of “Ain’t Talkin’ ’bout Love” by Van Halen on the latest episode of South Park.

Next week John Fogerty will play three shows at the Beacon Theatre in NYC. At each gig he will perform a classic Creedence Clearwater Revival album as well as other material.

A new trio will make their debut on Saturday night at Brooklyn Bowl.

The organizers of the annual Sea Of Dreams New Year’s Eve concert have announced this year’s lineup.

STS9 has announced an extensive month-long, cross-country tour set for early 2014.

The next installment of the Road Tapes series of Frank Zappa live archival releases will contain at least one of two shows he played in Helsinki, Finland on August 23, 1973.

Chicago-based sextet Umphrey’s McGee have just announced a fresh batch of tour dates.

Legendary rockers Sting and Paul Simon will team up for at least 18 shows this winter.

YMSB has just announced a Winter Tour and has revealed it will play a number of shows without Jeff Austin.

JamBase favorites White Denim have announced a six-week tour.

Two jam scene fixtures with a history of innovating have created a new partnership.

Jim James of My Morning Jacket revealed he never actually talked to headliner Bob Dylan during the AmericanaramA tour.

Beck will be joined by the LA Philharmonic and many special guests to perform songs from his Song Reader book of sheet music this November.

Light In The Attic has announced the first U.S. issuing of the Grateful Dead’s One From The Vault on vinyl.