The end of 2021 brought something that music lovers feared- a widespread wave of concert cancellations. With the arrival of the Omicron variant, jam bands and groups of other musical genres alike began to postpone one of the most coveted and fun types of concert: the New Year’s concert. With no reported cases and all negative Covid tests, Goose decided the show must go on.

Symphonic finesse and elegance was the theme on December 30 when Acoustic Hot Tuna, aka Jorma Kaukonen and Jack Casady, concluded a three-night residency at the intimate Freight & Salvage Coffee House in Berkeley, California. The enduring duo entertained the crowd with two sets of acoustic blues, roots, and spiritual music – much of it dating to pre-World War II – that was both complex and easy on the ears.

"I had the privilege of working alongside Betty White on many occasions back in my game show days of the late '70s and early '80s. We appeared together on Match Game, Tattletales, and Password Plus, and she always went out of her way to make me feel welcome. She kept us all laughing with her incredible sense of humor, while at the same time always performing as the consummate professional. I feel so honored to have known her."
- Bill Anderson
 

Like a long-lost love that walked back into your life, Crush Arizona returns to claim its rightful place as your Valentine’s festival soulmate. Presented by Relentless Beats and Insomniac Events, the country’s best solution to the anti-Hallmark way to spend the holiday will take place at Rawhide Event Center on February 12, 2022, and feature: Crystal Skies; Deorro; Herobust; Lucii; Taiki Nulight; Valentino Khan, and Cafe Caderas with more to be announced.

Today, Aoife O’Donovan releases “B61”, an arresting ode to apocalyptic refuge and the bittersweet nature of remembering. Written while lamenting the loneliness of mid-winter lockdown, the track shimmers with the fading intimacy of the Brooklyn bars Aoife loved. “how will i know if i’m the last one alive?” she sings, wavering between warm harmonies and more urgent melodies, “for forty one days and as many nights / i’ll be standing where we stood under an indigo sky.”

CRSSD Festival has announced its return to Waterfront Park in San Diego, March 5-6, 2022. At what will be the first spring edition of CRSSD since 2020, the beloved festival has once again delivered a diverse lineup highlighting the best in electronic music with a focus on house, techno, and eclectic live acts.

Consider the Source announces the FREE rebroadcasting of their Hybrid album release live stream that was aired on Dec 15, 2021 & recorded at the beautiful 5 Points Music Sanctuary in Roanoke, VA.

Phish will perform three full sets this New Year’s Eve, LIVE from the Ninth Cube. The show will be performed without an audience and will be webcast for free with a simulcast on Phish Radio on SiriusXM. Phish will take the stage promptly at 8:30PM ET on December 31st.

Today, Moonalice, the 10-piece Bay Area collective known for bringing peace, love, and happiness wherever they go, releases their uplifting anthem “Woo Woo.” As fans reset for the new year and look to the future, Moonalice reminds them to reflect on the present, where sometimes the destination is actually the journey itself. Written by The T Sisters’ Rachel Tietjen, who now is a member of Moonalice along with her sisters, “Woo Woo” is a song about living in the moment.

Specialists are set to embark on their Winter tour starting January 6th of 2022. After playing Shaky Knees festival in Atlanta GA, Specialists saw their potential to reach a wider audience by branching out of their current home in NYC. Founded in upstate New York, Specialists are eager to bring their Pop-Funk sound down south to Nashville TN, Knoxville TN, Ludlow KY, Atlanta GA, and Charlotte NC.