Archive: 2012

Yup, the Medeski, Martin and Wood + Nels Cline was as good as expected.

Proof that the Dead were already in the Cornell-zone before they arrived in Ithaca.

Warren Haynes had added a huge act to this year’s Christmas Jam lineup.

Watch a professionally-shot Wilco show from just six months after they formed.

On Saturday night, AXS TV will broadcast the Warren Haynes Presents Christmas Jam 24  live from Asheville starting at 6:30PM ET. Haynes has enlisted the Blind Boys of Alabama, String Cheese Incident, Sheryl Crow, Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue along with his own Warren Haynes Band as the main acts. Anders Osborne, Karl Denson, Kevn Kinney […]

A famed song pairing and the Dead’s biggest hit, all from arguably the “show of the year” in 1982.

Watch John and Yoko’s spawn team up with Wilco’s front man, a choir and a music legend to perform Happy Xmas.

The Rolling Stones dusted off a few old tunes for the first of two Newark shows that complete the 50 and Counting Tour.

According to Eddie Vedder, Pearl Jam hasn’t played Florida very often. This made the fact that he was ending his 2012 solo tour with 8 shows in the state all the more special.

Check out a full gallery of Tammy Wetzel’s stunning photos from Umphrey’s McGee’s guitarists’ holiday show.

Word about a Fleetwood Mac reissue plus video of John Lennon performing with Chuck Berry in 1972.

You can watch all four Phish MSG shows live via Pay-Per-View webcasts.

Umphrey’s McGee has teamed up with Groupees to offer previously unreleased live videos.

Watch Punch Brothers’ acoustic Hay Bale Sessions from this year’s Bonnaroo Festival.

Cold Rain and Snow went through many phases for the Grateful Dead. Today’s choice is of the rocking variety.

Complete coverage of 12-12-12: The Concert For Sandy Relief.

Fans who found their way to Raleigh's Lincoln Theater for Acoustic Syndicate's unofficially annual Thanksgiving show may have been surprised at what they heard – that depends on their recent history seeing the band. Acoustic Syndicate continues to move forward with alarming insistence, not exactly shunning their previous existence but at least regarding it from afar. They drew a nice crowd of holiday weekenders and longtime fans together for a traditional gathering on one of the coldest nights of the season, but the show was far from nostalgic.

The small Webster Bank Arena usually hears the roar from its Sound Tigers (whatever the hell one of those are) but on this night the thundering came from an old rumbling Crazy Horse. Riding on the back of the outfit’s newest offering Psychedelic Pill, the band was pulling this successful tour to a close on this night in Connecticut.

Steely Dan fans, you MUST add this bootleg to your collection.

A minute-by-minute rundown of tonight’s benefit seems to have surfaced.