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Passim has announced the lineup for the 24th annual Boston Celtic Music Festival (BCMFest), taking place January 14–17, 2027, at venues across Cambridge and Somerville, including Club Passim, Somerville Theatre, Crystal Ballroom, Arts at the Armory, The Rockwell, and Dragon’s Lair. The four-day festival will showcase a rich mix of traditional and contemporary Celtic music… Continue reading Boston Celtic Music Festival Unveils 2027 Lineup
Grateful Web is excited to present a FREE livestream of Skeleton Crewe Quintet tonight, Wednesday, November 4, 2026, direct from the legendary WOW Hall in Eugene, Oregon. The show begins at 8 p.m. Pacific (9 p.m. Mountain / 11 p.m. Eastern) and will be available to watch on the Grateful Web YouTube channel. Featuring five… Continue reading Skeleton Crewe FREE Livestream Tonight on Grateful Web
CAMBRIDGE, MA – On Friday, November 13, the vibrant cultural hub of Harvard Square will play host to an extraordinary evening of contemporary folk music as celebrated singer-songwriter Antje Duvekot performs live at Arrow Street Arts, presented in partnership with Passim Presents. Known for her pristine acoustic guitar work, deeply empathetic lyricism, and a crystalline… Continue reading Antje Duvekot at Arrow Street Arts November 13
The west front of the United States Capitol in Washington, D.C. The November 3, 2026, midterm elections brought a significant shift in congressional power, with Democrats winning control of both the House of Representatives and the Senate. Photo: Architect of the Capitol / U.S. Government; edited by O.J. / Wikimedia Commons. Public domain. On November… Continue reading A Political Shift Not Seen in Generations: America Votes in 2026
photo by Gabriel David Barkin Guitarist and singer Bella Rayne continues to make her mark on the jam-band scene, building on her growing connection to the Grateful Dead community while introducing audiences to her own original music. With two singles, “Higher Ground” and the newly released “The Fool,” Rayne is taking another step forward as… Continue reading Bella Rayne Releases New Music, Expands Jam Scene Presence
Mill Valley’s legendary Sweetwater Music Hall has unveiled a packed November and early December calendar, with plenty to keep Grateful Dead fans, psychedelic rock lovers, and roots music enthusiasts coming back for more. From Dead-inspired jams and Moonalice matinees to Allman Brothers tributes, classic garage rock, Americana, blues, and bluegrass, the historic Marin County venue… Continue reading Sweetwater Music Hall: Dead Tributes, Moonalice & More
For nearly two decades, award-winning bluegrass band Balsam Range has built a remarkable career on world-class musicianship, heartfelt songs, and an unwavering connection to the mountains of Western North Carolina. With the October 30 release of “Simple Man,” the band honors those roots while stepping confidently into a new chapter. A powerful and thoughtful interpretation… Continue reading Balsam Range Releases “Simple Man,” Announces Festival
The Grateful Dead are digging back into their Spring 1992 tour for the latest installment of Dead Drops Tuesday, bringing two complete performances from March 8 and 9, 1992, at the Capital Centre in Landover, Maryland, to the Play Dead streaming platform. Presented by Grateful Dead archivist David Lemieux, this week’s release captures two nights… Continue reading Grateful Dead Release Two Spring 1992 Shows on Play Dead
As the sun rose over Texas for the second day of this year’s Austin City Limits festival, the word was sent down in the early morning that gates would be delayed for two hours as the grounds crew worked to contain the mud that had thickened during the previous night’s rain. Thankfully, few fans would… Continue reading Austin City Limits 2026 | Weekend One | Day Two Recap
Despite the Austin City Limits ground crew’s best efforts, mud pits throughout Zilker park continued to obstruct fans as they walked from stage to stage, and it was not uncommon to see an abandoned pair of shoes stuck in the flooded soil from time to time. However, this minor hindrance proved a small issue for… Continue reading Austin City Limits 2026 | Weekend One | Day Three Recap
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