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Dark Star Orchestra Returns to Berkeley’s Greek Theatre for Rex Foundation Benefit and Tribute to Bob Weir

Photo credit: Courtney Scout Taking place July 31st and August 1st, the weekend coincides with Jerry Garcia’s birthday and the beginning of The Days Between, bringing together Dark Star Orchestra, Melvin Seals & JGB ft. Jazz Mafia Horns, Peter Rowan, and Sam Grisman Project for a celebration of the Grateful Dead’s living legacy. For more… Continue reading Dark Star Orchestra Returns to Berkeley’s Greek Theatre for Rex Foundation Benefit and Tribute to Bob Weir

Arturo O’Farrill and The Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra Celebrate Carnegie Hall’s Musical Connections Program

Photo Credit: Sachyn Mital Celebrating 15 years of Carnegie Hall’s Musical Connections program at Sing Sing Correctional Facility, with performances by 6-time GRAMMY winner O’Farrill and formerly-incarcerated musicians in The Freedom Trap. When Saturday, July 11 3PM Where Denny Farrell Riverbank State Park West Harlem 679 Riverside Dr, New York, NY 6-time GRAMMY winner and… Continue reading Arturo O’Farrill and The Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra Celebrate Carnegie Hall’s Musical Connections Program

Great South Bay Music Festival Announces Vets-Rock “Thank You” Event

Great South Bay Music Festival Announces Vets-Rock “Thank You” Event

Tuesday Dead Drops Revisit Summer ’74 and Spring ’89

Tuesday Dead Drops return with two Grateful Dead shows from very different eras. One delivers a totally unique sound, while the other caps one of the great tours of the late Brent-era Dead. The first release marks the debut 1974 show in the Dead Drops series, taking listeners to the Roanoke Civic Center on July… Continue reading Tuesday Dead Drops Revisit Summer ’74 and Spring ’89

Bryan Sutton Announces From Roots to Branches, Vol. 1

“Who is the best guitar player around today?” was the question posed on-air by broadcaster Howard Stern to bluegrass phenom Billy Strings back in November of last year, and the answer came back almost instantaneously: “Well, I think Bryan Sutton is one of the best musicians that I know. I look up to him as… Continue reading Bryan Sutton Announces From Roots to Branches, Vol. 1

AIRBEAT ONE Festival 2026 Reveals Full Lineup

AIRBEAT ONE Festival 2026 presents its full line-up with over 350 artists on 10 stages, including Amelie Lens, Angerfist, ARTBAT, ATB, Boris Brejcha, Brennan Heart, Charlotte de Witte, D-Block & S-te-Fan, Da Tweekaz, Holy Priest, I Hate Models, Kölsch, Lilly Palmer, Luca Dante-Spadafora, Marlon Hoffstadt, Marten Hørger, MEDUZA, Neelix, Paul van Dyk, Scooter, Timmy Trumpet,… Continue reading AIRBEAT ONE Festival 2026 Reveals Full Lineup

Sly and the Family Stone’s Turn Me Loose: Live at the Fillmore East 1968 Announced for Third Man Vault

Third Man Records, in conjunction with Sony Music, is proud to announce Sly and the Family Stone’s Turn Me Loose: Live at the Fillmore East 1968 as the 69th entry in Third Man Records’ long-running archival audio series, The Vault. Recorded in October 1968 over two nights at Bill Graham’s legendary Fillmore East in New… Continue reading Sly and the Family Stone’s Turn Me Loose: Live at the Fillmore East 1968 Announced for Third Man Vault

DEVO’s Gerald V. Casale Unleashes Scathing Protest Song “Just Do It!”

Los Angeles, CA — Fresh off DEVO’s Coachella performances, NPR’s Tiny Desk Concert, and the Grammy Award-nominated Netflix documentary, Gerald V. Casale unleashes “Just Do It!”—a scathing new protest song and music video targeting the Trump administration as America 250 begins. It is not an exercise in nostalgia, but a response to the present. Rolling… Continue reading DEVO’s Gerald V. Casale Unleashes Scathing Protest Song “Just Do It!”

Charlie Worsham Partners With ONErpm for New Independent Album

Charlie Worsham Partners With ONErpm for New Independent Album

Local Kin Brings Stomp-and-Holler Folk From Salt Lake City

Salt Lake City, UT — Local Kin is a six-piece stomp-and-holler folk band out of Salt Lake City — built on big group vocals, driving foot-stomp rhythms, and huge communal choruses. It’s the same lane as Mumford & Sons, Caamp, and The Lumineers, played like the room is part of the band. Ask Velour Live… Continue reading Local Kin Brings Stomp-and-Holler Folk From Salt Lake City

Grace Potter | Mishawaka Amphitheatre | 7/6/2026

Grace Potter came out swinging for the fences at the mighty Mishawaka Amphitheatre last night. Her mile-high smile, explosive stage energy, and unbridled enthusiasm lit up the Monday night crowd right out of the gate. Her swirling energy swept the crowd off their feet as the band launched into the opening number, “Stop The Bus.”… Continue reading Grace Potter | Mishawaka Amphitheatre | 7/6/2026

Falcon Ridge Folk Festival Returns for 38th Annual Gathering in Goshen

The 38th Annual Falcon Ridge Folk Festival takes flight once again with three days of music, dance, community, and overflowing goodwill, July 24–26, 2026, at the Goshen Fairgrounds in Goshen, Connecticut. With Mainstage concerts, workshops with performers, dancing day and night, and a livestream option, the festival returns in full bloom. Early camping opens Wednesday,… Continue reading Falcon Ridge Folk Festival Returns for 38th Annual Gathering in Goshen

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