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In the recent history of the band, Pigeons Playing Ping Pong have been known to throw quite the Halloween party wherever they land, dubbing each year with its own unique theme.

British folk-rock singer-songwriter Jade Bird wrapped up her 27-date 2018 US tour with her back up band (Will Rees: guitar, Matt Johnson: drums, Jesske Hume: bass) at Lincoln Hall Chicago and is now touring Europe.

Today, poignant powerhouse songstress Lindsay Lou announces an extensive North American fall tour with her band. Performing in support of their latest album, Southland (released April 2018), the tour kicks off on October 24th at Mississippi Studios in Portland, Oregon, heads down the West Coast, and then across the country—stopping in almost 20 markets along the way.  In December, Lou and her band head to Mexico for 2018 Strings & Sol.

To mark the release of their first new music in four years, jam fusion band, The Dream Logic, offers a glimpse into their highly-anticipated album, sharing the brand-new single, “I’m Gonna Take it From You”. On October 12th, the track will be released less than three weeks ahead of the band’s third full-length studio album, Liquid Sunshine.

Since their inception over a decade ago, Town Mountain has continuously redefined modern bluegrass, making waves in both the studio and the live music circuit; today, the band announced that they will appear on the

Genre-defying guitarist, Marcus Rezak, will release his highly anticipated debut solo album Gateway to the Galaxy on November 9th. This genre-fluid collection of songs features: Arthur Barrow (Zappa) on Bass, Kris Myers (Umphrey’s McGee) on drums, Joel Cummins (Umphrey’s McGee) on keyboards and legendary saxophonist Bill Evans.

Today, Leftover Salmon announced "Thanksgiving Leftovers: A Weekend of Giving" events surrounding their 11/23 and 11/24 performances at the Gothic Theater just outside Denver in Englewood, CO. They will be hosting a coat drive to benefit Coats for Colorado, a can food drive for Conscious Alliance, a We Bee Spelling game show fundraiser benefitting Colorado Mental Wellness Network, all cushioned by pre and post shows from Woodshed Red, Sockeye, Banshee Tree, and Taylor Scott Band.

This year's Dave's Picks series comes to a close just as the band's getting back together again in '76. By the time the Grateful Dead hit New Jersey’s Capitol Theatre - for the very first time - on 6/17/76, they were buzzing from their reunion, armed with new and revived material, the Rhythm Devils reformed with the mischievous Mickey Hart once again behind the kit. They'd skived off the unwieldy Wall of Sound and scaled back the venues from cavernous arenas to intimate theatres. Quite the treat!

Greensky Bluegrass! I love their songs and their sound, and I love the people that love the band. Stratton, Vermont is a great place for a music-lover and the venue at Stratton Mountain is cozy and friendly, a perfect venue for Greensky.

Sam Ravenna’s new album Fragile picks up where his self-titled EP left off, diving deeper into the world that drives Ravenna as an artist. On the new album he explores themes of the fragility and fluid nature of life. Through life’s challenges, injuries, a mental health breakdown at the age of 22, he muses on his amazement of human resilience and how we can adapt, grow and change through life’s ups and downs.

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