Terrapin Flyer featuring Melvin Seals (JGB) and Mark Karan (Ratdog) will be headlining there only east coast festival performance at Jam Along the Creek III next weekend. The event is set to take place on June 14th & 15th at Sunsational Family Campground along the beautiful Penns Creek in ...view article
There are many roads you travel down to see music, the road leading to Wakarusa Music Festival was one of the most splendid treats about partaking in this years fest. Winding up and down the hills of Arkansas, through the lush Ozark Forest there lay the top of Mulberry Mountain. There was a lot of ...view article
Today, Grammy-nominated The Infamous Stringdustersannounce their 2013 American Rivers Tour, an epic summer music adventure stopping through, and winding down, some of America’s ...view article
Portland, Ore. – Progressive bluegrass group Yonder Mountain String Band (YMSB) with special guest Darol Anger will once again anchor the tenth annual Northwest String Summit from Thursday, July 21 through Sunday, July 24, 2011 in Hornings Hideout ...view article
Beginning January 13th, Wakarusa will be traveling around on a quest to locate some of the best musicians this country has to offer. At every stop on the tour, several bands will compete in a regional talent showcase. The winner of each showcase, as decided by the fans in attendance, will receive ...view article
[St. Louis, MO, & Moorpark, CA] - Two organizations founded and operated by fans of the rock band Phish announced today that they have raised and distributed a combined $1,000,000 for charity. The joint announcement was made by The Mimi Fishman Foundation, which raises funds ...view article
The initial lineup for Spring hookahville 2011 has been announced. In addition to 2 nights of ekoostik hookah, Yonder Mountain String Band will be making a return appearance and Slightly Stoopid will also perform. Many, many more acts will be announced soon.
In a recent blog post, Kyle Hollingsworth discusses his #4 top influential keyboardist, Brent Mydland, "I remember being freaked out about the name “Grateful Dead,” I always imagined a heavy metal band of sorts, but once I listened to what they were doing, I had more respect for the ...view article
