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Leon Bridges Conquers Chilly Winds with Soulful Brilliance at Vina Robles Amphitheatre

It was an unusually cold, windy day on June 4 at the Vina Robles Amphitheatre in Paso Robles, California—but that did not deter Leon Bridges fans from packing the beautiful venue the moment the gates opened. Concertgoers were treated to a surprisingly enjoyable opening set by LA LOM. The Los Angeles trio—guitarist Zac Sokolow, bassist… Continue reading Leon Bridges Conquers Chilly Winds with Soulful Brilliance at Vina Robles Amphitheatre

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Fire on the Mountain: Sages & Spirits Ignite Mishawaka Amphitheatre

Well, that was a heck of a crazy, crazy night at the majestic Mishawaka Amphitheatre. Sages and Spirits brought fire down from the mountaintops with an incredible evening of music to soothe every magical soul nestled beneath the star-filled sky. What a fantastic setting for these talented musicians to recreate and innovate the music of… Continue reading Fire on the Mountain: Sages & Spirits Ignite Mishawaka Amphitheatre

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From Father to Son: The Bonham Beat Resounds in California Wine Country

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. The opener, the Jager Henry Band, took… Continue reading From Father to Son: The Bonham Beat Resounds in California Wine Country

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Jerry Garcia Symphonic Celebration | Boston Symphony Hall | 6/3/25

It wasn’t your typical night at Boston’s Symphony Hall. Last evening, beneath the elegantly vaulted ceilings and behind those plush velvet curtains, the Boston Pops Orchestra joined forces with a hand-picked crew of musical veterans, weaving a kaleidoscopic journey through the songbook of Jerry Garcia. Imagine the refined atmosphere, suddenly inhabited by the wandering ghosts… Continue reading Jerry Garcia Symphonic Celebration | Boston Symphony Hall | 6/3/25

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Let the Circle be Broken: Sacred Reckonings from Sister Sadie's new album – All Will Be Well

Two-time Grammy-nominated and multiple International Bluegrass Music Association award-winning sextet Sister Sadie returns with All Will Be Well, their boldest and most personal album to date, due out June 27, 2025, via Mountain Home Music Company. The all-female group continues to push the boundaries of bluegrass while remaining firmly rooted in its soul, navigating themes… Continue reading Let the Circle be Broken: Sacred Reckonings from Sister Sadie's new album – All Will Be Well

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JRAD Torches Westville Music Bowl with Memorial Weekend Heat

The skies were tangled in gloom all day in New Haven, CT, on May 24, 2025, but Joe Russo’s Almost Dead dispelled the inclement weather with two sets of improvisational heat. The performance marked the band’s thirteenth appearance at the Westville Music Bowl, a former tennis stadium turned premier concert venue near Yale University. Fresh… Continue reading JRAD Torches Westville Music Bowl with Memorial Weekend Heat

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A Night of Nostalgia and Resilience: Three Dog Night at Chumash Casino Resort

On a breezy spring night in Santa Ynez, the Chumash Casino Resort hosted an evening of classic-rock magic as Three Dog Night took the stage for a performance that honored their storied past and showcased their enduring spirit. Although the lineup has changed significantly over the years, the band’s performance proved that its music remains… Continue reading A Night of Nostalgia and Resilience: Three Dog Night at Chumash Casino Resort

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Funk at First Sight—Hot Like Mars Turns Bell’s into a Dance Haven

The new Saturday-night reality has become interacting with people via the internet. Today’s world consists of online gaming, live-streamed video, and AI-generated content. Yet concerts are better in person, and—since you’re reading this article—you already know the value of live, face-to-face interaction. To paraphrase an old saying: There is nothing like a live concert. My… Continue reading Funk at First Sight—Hot Like Mars Turns Bell’s into a Dance Haven

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Goose Gets Loose at the Masonic in San Francisco

Jam band darlings Goose played to an enthusiastic crowd for the first of two shows at San Francisco’s Masonic Auditorium on Tuesday night. Following the prickly departure of percussionist Jeff Arevalo earlier this year, the Masonic shows marked the first appearance by Goose-is-now-a-quartet within San Francisco city limits. With only one drummer in the lineup… Continue reading Goose Gets Loose at the Masonic in San Francisco

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JRAD Cover Bruce Springsteen and the Allman Brothers at the Stone Pony Summer Stage

Joe Russo’s Almost Dead gifted the Atlantic and Northeast states a three-night Memorial Day Weekend run, starting in Virginia Beach, VA. We missed this great show but were fortunate to attend their throw down at the Stone Pony Summer Stage in Asbury Park, NJ, on May 23, 2025. This was their second performance at the… Continue reading JRAD Cover Bruce Springsteen and the Allman Brothers at the Stone Pony Summer Stage

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