TAZ, aka guitar phenom, singer, songwriter Brandon Niederauer, has released his new single “Running After You Again.” PRESS HERE to listen.

Marking the celebration of the 30th anniversary of Wildflowers, one of Tom Petty’s most beloved and enduring albums, the all-time classic will see a special two LP One-Step vinyl release with Because Sound Matters, set for October 10 via Warner Records.

Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee, GRAMMY® Award-winning musician and one of the most celebrated artists in rock history, Peter Frampton, is the latest artist featured in the new public television series The Art of Music premiering September 6, 2025.

Beginning today, DAVE STEWART — the highly acclaimed Rock & Roll Hall of Famer, Songwriter Hall of Famer, Eurythmics co-founder, producer and renowned songwriter — kicks off season two of Recorded Live at Analog. Stewart plays well-known favorites from Dylan like “Lay Lady Lady,” “Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door” and “Don’t Think Twice, It’s Alright,” as well as deep cuts like “Emotionally Yours” from Dylan’s 1985 record Empire Burlesque and “Spanish Harlem Incident” from Another Side of Bob Dylan. 

The Mule train keeps on rolling. Acclaimed GRAMMY-nominated band Gov’t Mule, led by guitar legend, vocalist, songwriter and producer Warren Haynes, has revealed the theme for Mule-O-Ween 2025, marking the return of the band’s special Halloween tribute-themed shows since 2022. This year’s two-night celebration will take place Friday, October 31st in Washington, DC at the Warner Theatre and Saturday, November 1st in Philadelphia at The Met. Tickets are on sale now.

Today, Nicki Bluhm has shared her new single “Tumbleweed,” the next preview of her forthcoming album Rancho Deluxe, out October 3. Featuring infectious guitar riffs courtesy of American Aquarium’s Shane Boeker, the new song is about embracing life's unpredictable twists and turns and was inspired by the memories of Bluhm’s rafting trip through the Grand Canyon.

As New Orleans and the Gulf Coast remember Hurricane Katrina twenty years later, part of the focus has been on the positivity and support that eventually followed the devastating storm. And for a city so culturally important to American music, the post-Katrina work of Troy “Trombone Shorty” Andrews’s Trombone Shorty Foundation has become a bastion of keeping future generations involved in, and inspired by, traditional New Orleans music.

Today, Joe Alterman & Mocean Worker share "Burnin' Coal," a cover of legendary jazz pianist Les McCann's classic from his 1969 album Much Les. It's the third single released in advance of Alterman and Mocean Worker, aka Adam Dorn's, forthcoming collection, Keep The Line Open, due September 26 on MOWO! Inc.

In the extended world of Grateful Dead connectivity, both Jackie Greene and Tim Flannery have earned worthy bona fides. The first time I ever heard of Greene was when he played a Phil & Friends gig in San Francisco almost twenty years ago. A tad more recently, Flannery joined Phil Lesh and Bob Weir to sing the National Anthem at a Giants game, and Weir also has performed on stage with Flannery and his band The Lunatic Fringe. Here at Grateful Web we like to note this sort of thing.

Brandi Carlile is back with her eighth studio album and first solo project in four years. After pouring herself into collaborations with musical icons and legends, the 11x GRAMMY Award-winning songwriter is looking inward, reflecting backward, and ultimately, returning home on her brand-new album, Returning To Myself—out October 24 on Interscope Records/Lost Highway (pre-order).