Legendary Grateful Dead drummer and three-time Grammy-award winning artist, Mickey Hart and the American Museum of Natural History are collaborating to present a dynamic artist-curated program at the Museum on the evenings of April 13th-14th. Tickets are now on sale here. The program includes a walk-through of the Museum’s exhibition Our Senses: An Immersive Experience,… Continue reading Mickey Hart & American Musuem of Natural History Collaboration
MJG Productions presents Revival Music Festival 2018 at Harmony Park on May 25-27, 2018 at Harmony Park Music Garden located in Clarks Grove, MN. Camping under the mighty oaks of Harmony Park Music Garden, located in Clarks Grove, MN, has long been considered by festival attendees, as “home.” This year, Phil Lesh and his son… Continue reading Revival Music Festival 2018 | Preview
Following the release of his critically acclaimed album My Name Is Bear last year, Nahko has announced he will release a new three track EP, Hamakua, on April 13th. ‘Hamakua‘ is the third single to be taken from My Name Is Bear and is joined on the EP by brand new acoustic versions of the… Continue reading Nahko announces new acoustic EP 'Hamakua'
Bucking convention and proving he’s an entertainment force on the road, Kiefer Sutherland returns to touring this spring and early summer with his Reckless 2018 North American and European Tour. Kiefer is also putting the finishing touches on new music to be released this summer. Select dates are on sale now here and KieferSutherlandMusic.com. The… Continue reading Kiefer Sutherland Announces 'Reckless' 2018 North America and Europe Tour
Grateful Web recently spoke with Spafford keyboardist Red Johnson between soundcheck and dinner at Terrapin Crossroads on March 4th, 2017 (review). Red offered plenty of Spafford insights and motivations. Grateful Web: Have you played the Bay Area before? Red Johnson: We played the Independent in San Francisco last fall, a great little spot. Not quite… Continue reading Grateful Web Interview with Red Johnson
Spafford, the improvisational musical wizards from down Phoenix way, swept through Marin County, California, on their latest tour, touching down for a weekend of songs and jamming at Terrapin Crossroads. Impress and conquer they did on night two, Sunday, March 4, with two powerful sets of instrumental ruminations and progressions that within five minutes ignited… Continue reading Spafford | Terrapin Crossroads | 3/4/18
Los Angeles-based CMH RECORDS is digging into their storied vaults and reissuing several of their classic bluegrass titles in digital format for the first time ever. The first wave of releases, out March 16, includes A Touch of Bryant from Felice & Boudleaux Bryant, Dim Lights, Thick Smoke from Joe Maphis w/ Rose Lee &… Continue reading CMH Records To Reissue Classic Bluegrass Titles In Digital Format
In one of their biggest headlining shows to date, Baltimore-based funk phenomenon Pigeons Playing Ping Pong took over Denver for an incredible night of music at the Ogden Theater, showcasing their signature styles and earning plenty of new fans along the way. Still riding high from their incredible DisNYE-themed performance in Kentucky this past December… Continue reading Pigeons Playing Ping Pong | Ogden Theatre | 3/10/18 | Review
Forget the one-man band, Zach Deputy is a one-man orchestra. The Georgia-rooted multi-instrumentalist has devoted his life to the pursuit of musical excellence, and the development of his feel-good funky sound. Saturday, March 3rd, Zach Deputy performed to a full crowd in San Francisco’s Boom Boom Room. By the time the show was set to… Continue reading Zach Deputy | Boom Boom Room | 3/3/18
Something really remarkable happened at the Fare Thee Well shows in 2015. Instead of being a goodbye, it was a re-ignition, a passing of the torch in some ways. Although Jerry was always quick to point out that it was Dead Heads who created themselves, the phenomenon of Dead Head-ism was focused on the band… Continue reading Grateful Web Interview with Roger McNamee, Marcus Rezak, & David Gans
