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Photo: Courtesy of Spafford Spafford have built their reputation the old-fashioned way—on the road, night after night, letting the music evolve in real time. In 2026, the jam-forward quartet is keeping that momentum rolling, continuing to treat each show as part of a larger, ever-changing conversation between band and audience. Spafford are keeping their foot… Continue reading Spafford Plot Their Summer Run, First Dates Announced
Photo: Courtesy of The UC Theatre As spring settles into the Bay Area, the UC Theatre in Berkeley is dialing in a strong run of reggae shows that bring together island rhythms, soulful vocals, and globally influenced sounds. With four standout performances spanning April through June, the historic venue continues to showcase both rising voices… Continue reading UC Theatre Presents Four Spring 2026 Reggae Shows in Berkeley
Robert Plant in Spillers Records, TGPWilson Record Store Day is proud to announce Robert Plant as the latest recipient of its Record Store Legend award. This accolade recognizes Robert Plant’s lasting impact on music around the world and his ongoing dedication to supporting new artists and record shops, as well as the record store community’s… Continue reading Robert Plant Honored as Record Store Legend Ahead of Record Store Day 2026
Returning to Los Angeles and the great enthusiasm of their devout Southern California fanbase, Russian deathcore act Slaughter to Prevail shook the grounds of the Hollywood Palladium as they played over the weekend to a sold out crowd. Supported by heavy metal acts Whitechapel and Attila, the audience was primed to receive the hour of… Continue reading Slaughter to Prevail | The Hollywood Palladium | 4/2/2026
Dead on the Creek Music Festival, the beloved event inspired by the timeless music and spirit of Jerry Garcia and the Grateful Dead, is back. Celebrating its 20th anniversary, this one-of-a-kind, intimate music gathering that started as a backyard hootenanny in a watershed has grown into a cherished Mendocino County tradition. Set to take place… Continue reading Dead on the Creek Music Festival Returns for 20th Anniversary at Black Oak Ranch
Photo: Courtesy of The California Honeydrops There’s a certain kind of joy that can’t be scripted, and that’s exactly what The California Honeydrops bring to the stage every night. Blending retro soul, R&B, funk, and New Orleans-inspired grooves, the band has built a reputation as one of the most dynamic live acts on the road… Continue reading The California Honeydrops Bring Sweet Like That Tour to Boulder Theater September 27, 2026
Photo: Courtesy of Nick Shoulders Nick Shoulders has carved out a singular lane in modern Americana—one rooted in the deep traditions of Southern folk while pushing forward with sharp songwriting and a voice that feels pulled from another century. This summer, Shoulders brings his Apocalypse, Never! Tour to Boulder Theater, offering Front Range fans a… Continue reading Nick Shoulders Brings Apocalypse, Never! Tour to Boulder Theater August 15, 2026
SUWANNEE HULAWEEN ANNOUNCES DIVERSE, STACKED LINEUP FOR ITS 2026 RETURN TO SPIRIT OF THE SUWANNEE MUSIC PA LIVE OAK, Florida — Suwannee Hulaween will return to its home at the iconic Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park for its 2026 edition, taking place October 22-25. Now entering its 13th year, the storied festival will welcome… Continue reading Suwannee Hulaween 2026 Announces Lineup
In celebration of what would have been influential bluegrass guitarist Tony Rice’s 75th birthday, Craft Recordings announces the return of his 1977 self-titled album. The foundational recording captured a shift in bluegrass toward a more expansive, ensemble-driven sound. Out of print for more than 40 years, Tony Rice features a who’s who of bluegrass legends—including… Continue reading Tony Rice’s 1977 self-titled album returns on vinyl and digital in celebration of the bluegrass icon’s 75th birthday
Photo by Bobbi Rich A new chapter in Memphis live music begins this spring as Grind City Amp makes its debut with iconic soul-rock trio Alabama Shakes on April 22. Located along the Mississippi riverfront, the open-air venue is a collaboration between longtime Memphis establishment Grind City Brewing and Nick Barbian, veteran concert promoter… Continue reading Grind City Amp in Memphis Makes its Debut with Alabama Shakes on April 22
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