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Jenny Scheinman Announces ‘One Hundred Years Today,’ Shares “Turns The Wagon Wheel”

Early in the recording of her evocative new album, One Hundred Years Today, violinist and composer Jenny Scheinman turned to her band in the studio and exclaimed, “More apocalyptic! This is end-of-times jazz!” She had reconvened the superb, sensitively attuned ensemble first heard on her 2024 album All Species Parade: guitarists Bill Frisell and Julian… Continue reading Jenny Scheinman Announces ‘One Hundred Years Today,’ Shares “Turns The Wagon Wheel”

Reggae on the River Returns to Humboldt County in June 2027

PIERCY, Calif. — Reggae on the River will return to the banks of the Eel River for its 38th year, bringing three days of music, art, camping and community back to County Line Ranch in Piercy from June 25–27, 2027. The Mateel Community Center has officially announced the return of Humboldt County’s iconic cultural gathering… Continue reading Reggae on the River Returns to Humboldt County in June 2027

Squirrel Nut Zippers Announce Three-Night Stanley Hotel Residency

Squirrel Nut Zippers Announce Three-Night Stanley Hotel Residency

Grateful Dead’s Hampton and Springfield 1985 Shows Arrive on Play Dead

Tuesday Dead Drops keeps rocking through Spring Tour 1985 with two newly mastered Grateful Dead performances from Hampton Coliseum and Springfield Civic Center. “Night two aboard the Hampton Spaceship starts with Stranger and Cold Rain, but the second set is where our beautifully distractible friends really take over: Scarlet > Hell in a Bucket. Jerry… Continue reading Grateful Dead’s Hampton and Springfield 1985 Shows Arrive on Play Dead

World Famous Pets Share Animated “Propaganda” Video Ahead of Debut Album

photo credit: Deanie Chen World Famous Pets—the new collaborative project from Edie Brickell, Matt Chamberlain, Kaveh Rastegar and Mason Stoops—have shared the official music video for their new song, “Propaganda.” The video was animated by Steven Mertens. Watch the “Propaganda” music video “First we made this music that had this deep groove, but it didn’t… Continue reading World Famous Pets Share Animated “Propaganda” Video Ahead of Debut Album

Phish Fall 2026 Ticket Auction Benefits WaterWheel Foundation

The Mimi Fishman Foundation, in partnership with Phish’s WaterWheel Foundation, has launched an online charity auction featuring ticket packages for eight shows on Phish’s Fall 2026 tour. The auction is being hosted by the Mimi Fishman Foundation, with all proceeds going directly to the WaterWheel Foundation. Each package includes a pair of tickets for one… Continue reading Phish Fall 2026 Ticket Auction Benefits WaterWheel Foundation

The Disco Biscuits Announce Three-Night Denver Run at the Ogden Theatre

The Disco Biscuits will return to Denver for a three-night run at the Ogden Theatre on Thursday, January 7; Friday, January 8; and Saturday, January 9, 2027. Tickets go on sale Friday, September 25, at 10 a.m. MT through AXS. A limited number of three-day passes will also be available while supplies last. The Disco… Continue reading The Disco Biscuits Announce Three-Night Denver Run at the Ogden Theatre

The Harms Announce New Album Walking the Beast, Share “Lion Tamer”

AUSTIN, Texas — Austin-based quartet The Harms will release its sophomore album, Walking the Beast, on November 6, 2026, via Lone Twin Publishing. Introducing the record is the lead single, “Lion Tamer,” a dark, forceful examination of power and control that is available now on all streaming platforms. Listen to “Lion Tamer” On the new… Continue reading The Harms Announce New Album Walking the Beast, Share “Lion Tamer”

“Weird Al” Yankovic and Puddles Pity Party Bring Musical Comedy Magic to Paso Robles

“Weird Al” Yankovic and Puddles Pity Party Bring Musical Comedy Magic to Paso Robles

Long-Lost Peggy Lee Original “Since You Have Gone” Released After 63 Years

More than sixty years after it was recorded, a previously unreleased Peggy Lee original has been discovered in the Capitol Records vaults. Today, Capitol Records and Universal Music Enterprises (UMe), in conjunction with Peggy Lee Associates, announce the first-ever release of “Since You Have Gone,” the title track from a new digital EP of the… Continue reading Long-Lost Peggy Lee Original “Since You Have Gone” Released After 63 Years

The Red Clay Strays to Open Mobile’s Regions Arena With Hometown Show

The Red Clay Strays will celebrate the phenomenal success of their acclaimed third album, Grateful, with a hometown headline event on Friday, March 26, 2027, at Mobile, Alabama’s Regions Arena. The concert will serve as the Grand Opening of the state-of-the-art, 10,000-capacity Gulf Coast venue and will feature support from St. Paul & The Broken… Continue reading The Red Clay Strays to Open Mobile’s Regions Arena With Hometown Show

Dude Cervantes and The Panchos Announce Self-Titled Album

Nashville-based guitarist, songwriter and bandleader Dude Cervantes will release Dude Cervantes and The Panchos on October 2. The deeply personal seven-song album brings together hard-rocking guitar work, psychedelia, R&B and Americana. Dude Cervantes and The Panchos follows the band’s late-2025 album The Ride or Die of Dude Cervantes and The Panchos, but this time Cervantes… Continue reading Dude Cervantes and The Panchos Announce Self-Titled Album

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