The Grateful Dead’s spirit will once again fill Golden Gate Park this summer as Dead & Company returns to the Polo Fields in celebration of the band’s 60th anniversary. San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie confirmed on Monday that the ensemble—anchored by founding guitarist and vocalist Bob Weir alongside longtime percussionist Mickey Hart—will headline three consecutive… Continue reading Golden Gate Reunion: Dead & Company’s Three‑Night Tribute to Six Decades of Dead
Each spring, the rolling hills around Quiet Valley Ranch come alive as the Kerrville Folk Festival opens its gates for nearly three weeks of music, workshops, and campfire camaraderie. From May 22 to June 8, fans—from solo ramblers to multi‑generation families—will gather beneath Texas oaks for an experience equal parts concert and communal retreat. Rather… Continue reading Kerrville Folk Festival: An 18‑Day Celebration of Song, Story, and Community
Rival Entertainment’s acclaimed series of under‐the‐stars concerts in public spaces returns this fall with Big Night Out, a two‐night extravaganza at the Historic Fourth Ward Skatepark on October 3 and 4, 2025. After last year’s near‐capacity engagement featuring Big Boi, Futurebirds, Marcus King Trio, Moon Taxi, Pigeons Playing Ping Pong and more, Big Night Out… Continue reading Big Night Out Series Continues with Lake Street Dive & Marvelous 3
CBGB & OMFUG – Home of Underground Rock lives on with the announcement of the CBGB Festival, presented in partnership with The Bowery Presents, taking place September 27 at Under the K Bridge Park in Brooklyn, NY. The one-day event features a stacked lineup of 21 generation-spanning bands across 3 raucous stages. Headlining the festival… Continue reading CBGB Festival Announced with Iggy Pop, Jack White, Sex Pistols & more
Three‑time Grammy Award–winning singer‑songwriter Brandi Carlile will return to Colorado’s legendary Red Rocks Amphitheatre for two unforgettable nights on Friday, September 5 and Saturday, September 6, 2025. Set against the dramatic sandstone monoliths and sweeping mountain views of Morrison, CO, these performances promise to showcase Carlile’s powerhouse vocals, emotive songwriting, and magnetic stage presence in… Continue reading Under the Stars with Brandi Carlile: Red Rocks Returns Sept. 5 & 6
San Francisco historian and bestselling author Dennis McNally—celebrated biographer of the Grateful Dead and longtime friend to the band—unveils his electrifying new study, The Last Great Dream: How Bohemians Became Hippies and Created the Sixties, on May 13, 2025. Available tomorrow wherever books are sold, the volume is now open for pre‑order at amazon.com/Last‑Great‑Dream…. In… Continue reading From Bohemians to Hippies: Dennis McNally Traces the Roots of the 1960s Counterculture in The Last Great Dream
Influential Los Angeles psychedelic punk rockers Frankie and the Witch Fingers have shared “Dead Silence,” the latest single from their new album Trash Classic (June 6, 2025 // The Reverberation Appreciation Society / Greenway Records). An official video accompanies the track – watch HERE. The band has also prepared an announcement that’s sure to thrill… Continue reading Frankie and the Witch Fingers share new single, announce intimate album release shows
GRAMMY®-winning Quarto Valley Records latest signing, David Starr, releases his first full length Blues album, Must Be Blue. The project is a mixture of classic blues covers and brand new originals written by Starr featuring background vocals from Rock & Roll Hall of Famer, John Oates, on select tracks, and a stacked band of GRAMMY®,… Continue reading David Starr Releases First Full Length Blues Album “Must Be Blue” With Quarto Valley Records
Today, Australian indie rock sensation Spacey Jane’s highly anticipated third studio album, If That Makes Sense, is out now via Concord. In conjunction, the Perth natives unveiled a new music video for album track “Whateverrrr.” LISTEN TO IF THAT MAKES SENSE HERE WATCH THE “WHATEVERRRR” MUSIC VIDEO HERE If That Makes Sense is Spacey Jane’s… Continue reading Spacey Jane’s new album If That Makes Sense out now
New England folk songwriter Dan Pallotta has a new single out entitled, “Working Man’s Son,” a powerful, upbeat and introspective folk track that captures the emotional tension of gratitude and guilt in a son’s relationship with his father. The inspiration for the song came from Pallotta’s relationship with his father, who passed away three… Continue reading New England Folk Songwriter Dan Pallotta Reflects on the Complexities of Fatherhood and Legacy in Powerful New Release, "Working Man's Son"
