Saturday, March 14th, was the penultimate show of this year’s “Unbroken Chain” tribute shows in Port Chester, now in its second year and led by his son Grahame Lesh. The
Warren Haynes has been extremely busy these days. For him, that’s really saying something. He appeared on CBS News to speak about the passing of Bob Weir, sat in with
On December 30th, Gov’t Mule returned to New York City’s Beacon Theater to close out the year. Unlike in 2024, the upper deck was sold as seats rather than left
“Yo ho ho and a bottle of rumHoist the mainsail, here I comeAin’t no room on board for the insincereYou’re my witnessI’m your mutineer.” Warren Zevon said the song “Mutineer,”
After starting their year-end run in New Haven on the 28th, Gov’t Mule returned to the Beacon Theatre on December 30th. They hadn’t played at the venue in a year,
Ross Warner’s American Standard: Cheap Trick From The Bars to the Budokan and Beyond (Foreword by Mike McCready) came out just recently. It’s been seven years since Glide asked him
Pearl Jam returned to Madison Square Garden for the first time in almost two years on Tuesday night, September 3rd. They have been supporting their strongest album in years, Dark
This isn’t your father’s Black Crowes. If you also saw them during their initial ascent during the 90s, these aren’t the Crowes of your memory. Chris and Rich Robinson finally
“Phil Lesh and Friends” technically played at the Berkeley Community Theater on September 24, 1994, when Jerry Garcia, Bob Weir, and Vince Welnick played an acoustic set before what would
“The fourth time’s a charm.” That was how Warren Haynes acknowledged the odyssey of cancellations that led to Gov’t Mule’s first show at the Beacon Theatre since 2019 on December
