Music Industry News

The Blind Boys Of Alabama will tour extensively from September through December.

Is Reflektor the name of the new Arcade Fire album? It seems all will be revealed on September 9 at 9 p.m.

Austin’s White Denim have added a batch of headlining dates to their fall touring schedule.

Indianapolis-based trio Cosby Sweater are set to embark on their most ambitious tour yet.

Music won’t be the only thing on tap at the inaugural Lockn’ Festival. HeadCount will bring a number of non-profits to the event’s “Participation Row.”

The organizers of the Catskill Chill festival have unveiled the schedule for next month’s event and announced two pre-parties.

Justin Bieber guitarist/musical director Dan Kanter will be Bob Weir’s guest at TRI Studios.

The team that owns Brooklyn Bowl has announced deals to open similar sister venues in both London and Las Vegas.

The DMB will return to South America this December for a series of five shows.

The Trey Anastasio Band will take Neil Young & Crazy Horse’s headlining slot of Lockn’.

Will Phish cover The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway this Halloween with Peter Gabriel?

Will Gov’t Mule cover The Doors this Mule-O-Ween? From the looks of the artwork for the show, sure seems like it.

Three JamBase favorites are teaming up for a SEVA benefit that will be held in San Francisco on November 2.

This Sunday morning the House Of Haynes radio show will welcome Savannah Woody to pay tribute to her father – the late great Allen Woody.

Sad news from Neil Young’s camp as the Crazy Horse North American tour has been cancelled.

Maceo Parker, the Blind Boys Of Alabama and Dr. John are just a few of the guests joining The Black Crowes at NYC-area shows this October.

Tom Verlaine will bring Television back to the states this November for three performances.

Paul McCartney offered to play the last rock concert at San Francisco’s Candlestick Park according to the city’s mayor.