Tedeschi Trucks Band Create Blissful Blues Power
Tedeschi Trucks Band have been writing the book on how to merge music with family and blues fans have been the beneficiaries.
Greg M. Schwartz
Luther Dickinson Asks “Who Do You Love” (premiere)
Luther Dickinson is dipping back into the well of his influences with a new solo album of classic blues songs from the Grateful Dead, out on 17 October.
King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard Cast a Magical Spell
The psychedelic rockers King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard generate a new level of dazzling sonic alchemy with orchestral backing.
Dead & Company Go Big for the Grateful Dead Tribute GD60
GD60’s celebration of 60 years of the Grateful Dead’s music features a cross-generational approach with sensational guest spots.
GoGo Penguin Move Forward with a Fresh Vibe
How GoGo Penguin build their sonic layers reveals genuine tone scientists, taking their time to distill a specific tonal alchemy rather than just cutting loose.
Terrapin Roadshow Takes the Gang to the Golden Road
Terrapin Roadshow taps into the “x-factor” that was a hallmark of Phil Lesh & Friends’ shows, searching for the sound and demonstrating how well they’ve learned.
Isaiah Collier & the Chosen Few Celebrate ‘A Love Supreme’
Isaiah Collier’s performance becomes compelling in a way that surpasses expectations, bringing John Coltrane’s famous “sheets of sound” to life.
Ryan Bingham Rocks the Fox with Powerful Americana
Ryan Bingham has been busy in the acting and spirits industries, but fans can still depend on him to deliver his soulful, bluesy troubadour tunes on stage.
Rising Appalachia Step Up to Sing for a Better World
In a more sane world, Rising Appalachia would be filling arenas, but it’s fabulous to be able to catch them in an intimate setting like this.
BottleRock Napa Valley Is Blissful with Musical Fireworks
“Music is a great healer, it’s straight to the divine, it’s beautiful,” Anders Osborne says summing up what makes the annual BottleRock weekend so special.
Jack White Electrifies with Brilliant Vintage Blues Mojo
Jack White is like a sonic preacher testifying with his message of blues rock power and the congregation is delighted to receive such a cathartic musical blessing.
Phish Rock for the Resistance in San Francisco and Hollywood
Extended jams like the 30-minute “Tweezer” feel like Phish and the audience are on a collective ride to a utopian sonic landscape of peace and harmony.