Archive: 2013

JEMP Records hasannounced the release of Phish: 5/3/93 State Theatre, New Brunswick NJ as a benefit download.

Steven Adler could barely contain his excitement when he called in last month to talk about his new reconfigured band, simply called Adler, and the release of their first album, Back From The Dead. Full of catchy, rocking tunes, the former GNR drummer feels like he has finally found the band he has been looking for since his departure from the original Guns in 1990.

No one is making music like Free Energy. The Philadelphia-by-way-of-Minnesota five piece just self released their second full length, Love Sign, after parting ways with James Murphy’s DFA Records.

The Chicago-based sextet will follow up a show at the Beacon with a smaller gig at the Bowl.

A look at the initial Mountain Jam 2013 lineup.

Warren Haynes will help the Boston Pops pay tribute to Jerry Garcia this June

Leon Russell and Little Feat @ The Klein, January 11 Photos: Chad Anderson After SuperStorm Sandy led to the cancellation of Leon Russell’s tour of the Northeast with Little Feat, the two legendary acts finally pulled off the shows this past week. Our pal Chad Anderson was on hand to shoot the pair’s January 11th […]

Woods’ new video has faded colors, lens flares, and an overall kaleidoscopic look

Two spacey new music recommendations from Aaron Stein

Cold War Kids are excited to announce the release of their fourth studio album, Dear Miss Lonelyhearts, on April 2, 2013 via Downtown Records. In anticipation of the release, the band is currently streaming the album’s engaging lead single, “Miracle Mile." Dear Miss Lonelyhearts came to life at the band’s San Pedro, CA studio space. […]

According to an interview with Rolling Stone, Dawes is set to release a new album titled Stories Don’t End on April 9 via Q Prime, After opening for Mumford & Sons last summer, Dawes recorded their upcoming album over five weeks in September in Asheville, N.C. Attempting to sample alternative musical options, the band worked […]

The Gregg Allman Band and the Royal Southern Brotherhood have more in common than just having a band member with the last name of Allman. Both share the distinction that if you took out their singers, you would still have one heck of a show. The musicianship is that good and it is what makes these bands stand out among their peers.

Beloved singer/songwriter Billy Bragg has announced the March 19 release of his tenth album Tooth & Nail, his first since 2008’s acclaimed Mr. Love & Justice. The album was produced by songwriter/producer Joe Henry and will be released via Cooking Vinyl. Inspired by a fan’s tweet referring to Bragg as "The Sherpa of Heartbreak," the album’s […]

In celebration of the forthcoming debut solo album Regions Of Light And Sound Of God, out February 5 on ATO Records, Jim James has just announced three consecutive shows in February which will be the first of many to come this year. On sale NOW:Wednesday February 20th – Rdio presents Jim James at The McKittrick Hotel, […]

The second half of Scotty’s report on the final day of Jam Cruise 11.

DeliRadio is a website and mobile app for live music lovers to find music playing locally.

Phish has released their May 3rd, 1993 performance via LivePhish.com as a SuperStorm Sandy Relief benefit.

A batch of artists set to perform at Camp Barefoot 7 have been revealed.

Watch Trey Anastasio, Mike Gordon, Page McConnell and Jon Fishman show off their touring rigs.

Watch highlights from Zach Gill of ALO’s solo atrium piano set on Jam Cruise 11.