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Album Premiere: Big Something _The Otherside_

April 18, 2018

BIG Something will release their latest album The Otherside, this Friday. The record continues the narrative from 2017’s Tumbleweed, concluding the account of a nomad who has traveled through the night and finally encounters a desert sunrise. Once again the group recorded the record with John Custer (Corrosion of Conformity) at Echo Mountain Studios in […]

Gregg Allman Tribute at B.B. King’s (A Gallery)

August 10, 2017

As a lead up to Peach Festival, which will host a number of Gregg Allman tributes (as well as the late Butch Trucks), many of Allman’s former bandmates and collaborators assembled at B.B. King’s in New York City last night for a preemptive tribute to the late musician. Among them, Jaimoe, Duane Betts, Michael Allman […]

The Storied Songs of Bob Weir (Throwback Thursday)

Dennis McNally on February 5, 2015

Earlier today the Peach Festival announced that Gregg Allman, Santana and Billy and the Kids with special guest Bob Weir will headline this year’s event. Back in 2005, Weir sat down with Grateful Dead biographer Dennis McNally to discuss the history behind some of his most revered compositions… “Brother Esau” is a song that I […]

Warren Haynes with Blind Boys of Alabama “Down By The Riverside” and “Soulshine”

August 14, 2012

This past weekend at the Peach Festival, Warren Haynes brought out the Blind Boys of Alabama for a couple songs…

DJ Logic Plots 42-Date National Tour, Starting with Dead & Company Aftershows

May 17, 2024

Photo Credit: Dino Perrucci Tonight, May 17, at Las Vegas’ The Sand Dollar Downtown, DJ Logic will perform the first of two special aftershows for Dead & Company’s first weekend of shows at Sphere. This highly-anticipated emergent tradition–following a triumphant pair accompanying Phish’s Sphere dates–will also serve as the kick-off for his jam-packed 42-show summer […]

Warren Haynes and Gov’t Mule Pay Tribute to Dickey Betts at SweetWater 420 with Allman Brothers Band Classics

April 23, 2024

Photo Credit: Dino Perrucci On Saturday, April 20, Gov’t Mule headlined the truncated SweetWater Music Festival at Pullman Yards in Atlanta. During the band’s set, they paid tribute to the late Dickey Betts with classic pulls from the Allman Brothers Band archive, including “Blue Sky” and teases of beloved instrumentals, “Mountain Jam” and “In Memory […]