Defying conventional tribute-band boundaries, Grateful Shred delivers their first studio statement, Might As Well, out today via their Liberty Hair Farm Records imprint. The album resurrects eight Grateful Dead compositions that never received formal studio treatments, reengineering them through Shred’s lens of sun-bleached harmonies and freewheeling improvisation. Featuring vocals from acclaimed multi-instrumentalist Mikaela Davis, the project transforms archival blueprints into an indie-Americana odyssey.

Acclaimed singer, songwriter, and musician Lukas Nelson was joined by an all-star lineup of fellow artists and friends for a special event celebrating his highly-anticipated new album, American Romance—out June 20 on Sony Nashville (pre-order/pre-save).

Standing before their hand-painted tour bus—its gleaming black sides emblazoned with prancing horses and “Minnesota”—Wild Horses (Mark Jensen and Katie Owens) look every bit like the off-grid troubadours they are.

Celebrated guitarist and songwriter Mike Campbell (Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers, Fleetwood Mac) and his band The Dirty Knobs are debuting their new single “Heart of the Heartland;” stream/share the track HERE.

Grammy-winner Tim O'Brien and Jan Fabricius, his wife and musical partner, are releasing their first true collaborative album, Paper Flowers, today on Howdy Skies Records. The duo enlisted folk great Tom Paxton, who co-wrote 12 of the album's 15 original songs.

Formerly of Sublime, Bay Area alt-reggae powerhouse Rome Ramirez has a unique ability to capture the attention of a room beyond the weight of his star power. With an electric charisma and an ability to take a calm and philosophical approach to navigating the world around him, he continues to inspire fans across the globe. Despite achieving more success than he ever expected when first starting his career at 19, he remains one of the most humble people one could ever expect to meet.

On a spectacular late-spring evening—May 29—Jason Bonham and his band flooded the Vina Robles Amphitheatre with the timeless sounds of Led Zeppelin. Fans arrived early for just the second concert of what is shaping up to be the venue’s busiest season yet, as Nederlander expands its 2025 schedule.

Baltimore’s psychedelic funk heroes Pigeons Playing Ping Pong have just released a new live video that’s sure to get fans talking—a high-energy cover of Daft Punk’s “Get Lucky”, featuring a full sit-in by Grammy-winning bluegrass innovators The Infamous Stringdusters. The performance, filmed during their recent Northeast run, is available to watch on YouTube now. 

WATCH HERE

As Zeds Dead prepare for their historic 11th annual Deadrocks takeover at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on July 2 and 3, the Canadian electronic music icons are also bringing back one of the summer’s most beloved celebrations: the 5th Annual Backyard Jamboree, returning to Denver’s Civic Center Park on July 4.

This fall, Rythm Premium Cannabis invites music fans across the Midwest to experience The Miracle in Mundelein, a two-day festival on Saturday, September 6 and Sunday, September 7, 2025. Set against the leafy backdrop of 1255 Armour Blvd (next to Rise Mundelein) in Mundelein, Illinois, The Miracle combines world-class performances, lush festival grounds, and elevated production values to create a weekend-long celebration of rhythm, groove, and good vibes.