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The Meters: Funk Pioneers The Meters are the pioneers of modern funk and arguably one of the most influential bands of all time. The New Orleans staples – who rose to fame in the ‘60s and ‘70s – have shaped the direction of hip-hop, jam and indie, and have also shared the stage with legends […]

Widespread Panic: Reap & Sow Since emerging from the Athens, Ga. club scene in the mid-‘80s, Widespread Panic has grown into one of the most successful – and influential – jambands of all time. During that time, the group has overcome the death of founding guitarist Michael Houser and a sticky split with his replacement […]

My Morning Jacket: Outta My System Three years and one onstage injury after releasing 2008’s Evil Urges, My Morning Jacket returns with Circuital. Recorded in Kentucky at the band’s new studio, Circuital echoes back MMJ’s earlier, not-quite Americana sound while still exploring the experimental sounds of the group’s most recent work. Longtime My Morning Jacket […]

When In Rome… with Danger Mouse, Daniele Luppi, Jack White and Norah Jones Rome is the latest project from producer Danger Mouse (aka Brian Burton) and frequent collaborator Daniele Luppi. Burton and Luppi traveled to Rome’s Forum Studios – founded in part by the great film score composer Ennio Morricone – and recorded the music […]

Bob Weir & Phil Lesh: Dead Behind, Furthur Ahead In the wake of Jerry Garcia’s death, the remaining members of the Grateful Dead pursued a variety of projects: The Other Ones, The Dead, Phil & Friends, RatDog, The Rhythm Devils and, now, Furthur. Led by Grateful Dead co-founders Phil Lesh and Bob Weir, Furthur is […]

Yo Gabba Gabba! During the past three years, Yo Gabba Gabba! has become one of television and live entertainment’s biggest phenomenons. Fusing classic elements of kids’ TV with hip musical collaborations, the program and live performances have featured artists ranging from MGMT, The Shins and The Flaming Lips to Keller Williams, Citizen Cope and Lou […]