Archive: 2013

Watch the official video for Jim James’ new single – A New Life

See where Widespread Panic will play this June

Watch the trailer for a new biopic about the life of Phil Spector

Watch music royalty past, present and future honor Levon Helm at the 2013 Grammys

Dave Grohl on Colbert Report and with the Sound City Players on Letterman, the Avetts on Letterman and more music on TV this week

Watch The Black Keys perform Lonely Boy with Dr. John and the Preservation Hall Jazz Band

Listen to the version of Casey Jones moe. busted out last night as well as its debut in 2005

“It’s going to be a crazy year,” Devon Allman says with a smile as he works on his guitar before his show in New Orleans on New Year’s Eve. Starting the year off with a bang with his bandmates in Royal Southern Brotherhood, Allman has been touring almost non-stop since. But we were able to catch the young blues man on a rare day at home in St Louis, fresh from the Rock Legends Cruise, to talk about his new solo album, which officially premiers tomorrow, February 12.

Neil Young and Crazy Horse, Mumford & Sons, Jim James, Tom Morello, Alabama Shakes and Patti Smith were among the artists who honored Bruce Springsteen last night

Watch the Flaming Lips’ freaky take on Queen’s chart-topping 1975 hit – Bohemian Rhapsody

Former Van Halen front man Sammy Hagar will join Bob Weir and Lukas Nelson for a special Weir Here

Matt Butler has recruited members of Tea Leaf Green, moe. and Rubblebucket for a three-night EO stand

Check out video of RANA’s album release party at CBGB’s in 2002

Watch Umphrey’s cover R.E.M.’s 1987 classic It’s The End Of The World As We Know It (And I Feel Fine)

More Newport Folk Festival 2013 acts have been revealed

Watch professionally-shot footage of Widespread Panic covering Lawyers, Guns and Money at Panic En La Playa

Portland’s Sallie Ford & The Sound Outside plays a bawdy brand of rock. Check out their new single

Big Easy Express on Showtime, The Grammys on CBS, tUnE-yArDs and Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros on Austin City Limits and more music on TV this weekend

Eels’ Mark Oliver Everett (aka-E!) loves making unique, largely un-categorizable albums that span a plethora of genres and incorporate a variety of sounds and raw vocal performances. For proof, check out his concept album trilogy of Hombre Lobo, End Times and Tomorrow Morning, or Blinking Lights and Other Revelations. Wonderful, Glorious attempts to continue this trend, but is far less successful than its predecessors.

Watch Grace Potter and the Nocturnals debut a stripped down version of House of the Rising Sun