Bob Dylan Plays “You Ain’t Goin’ Nowhere” for First Time Since 2012, Trey Anastasio Brings Symphonic Debuts to Red Rocks
Jaimoe and Friends of the Brothers in New York City, Dave Matthews Band Welcome Tatiana Hargreaves
Relix Daily
June 08, 2026
June 8, 2026
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During the onset of Bob Dylan’s Chateau Ste. Michelle Winery weekend in Woodinville, Wash., the ceaseless lyrical fireplug burst onto the scene with a return to his Woodstock-era classic, “You Ain’t Goin’ Nowhere.” The move came after he opened his Long Hot Summer Tour at McMenamins’ Edgefield in Troutdale, Ore. on Thursday, June 4, and served as a bust-out, last played on November 21, 2012.
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Trey Anastasio revived his orchestral format at Morrison, Colo.’s Red Rocks Amphitheatre on Sunday, June 7. Accompanied by the Colorado Symphony for their first collaboration since 2012, the Phish frontman broke from the standard solo and duo arrangements of his current acoustic tour for sweeping chamber expansions of 15 favorites from the foundational jamband and his solo catalog.
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The sole surviving member of the classic Allman Brothers Band lineup has extended his participation in a new live appearance. The Peach State band’s founding member and pioneering backbeat [with fellow accomplice Butch Trucks], Jaimoe, has signed on to rejoin the Friends of the Brothers lineup on two different dates this summer.
Les Claypool has spent four decades making bass guitar sound like nothing else in rock, and Primus has always operated on their own wavelength, too weird for metal, too heavy for alternative, beloved by exactly the right people. This limited pressing bundles recent standalone releases with new material, giving collectors a proper physical artifact of where the band stands right now. Primus return with a brand new song, "The Ol' Grizz." The song travels through high-speed bass riffs, spaced-out arpeggios and double bass drumbeats to create a singular sound that can only be described as Primus.
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Ryan Bingham Live From Relix
Before kicking off his Still Getting Away With It summer tour, Ryan Bingham stopped by the Relix office to perform a few stripped-down tracks from his latest album. Live from Relix is presented in partnership with OBOZ: quality footwear that's true to the trail.
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Last night, Dave Matthews Band returned to the road following a brief break for a performance at the Coastal Credit Union Music Park at Walnut Creek in Raleigh, NC. The Virginia-bred group has been shuffling its setlists quite a bit this spring and last night the group kicked things off with the Under the Table and Dreaming standby “The Best of What’s Around.” Though the tune remains in regular rotation and, while Raleigh is a frequent stop on DMB’s tour schedule, DMB Almanac pointed out before the show that they had not performed the number in the region since 1997.
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After four decades on the forefront of progressive rock and another spent away from the stage, anticipation for Rush’s resurrection reached a fever pitch on Sunday as the legendary trio set off their Fifty Something Tour. The pioneering outfit – now featuring the founding duo of vocalist, bassist and keyboardist Geddy Lee and guitarist Alex Lifeson alongside drummer Anika Nilles and keyboardist Loren Gold – commenced their twice-extended 88-show reunion tour with the first of four performances at Los Angeles’ Kia Forum, establishing the run’s format with an enthralling 24-track exploration of their catalog.
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On Friday and Saturday, Umphrey’s McGee continued their three-night stand at the Pink Creek Lodge in Livingston, Mont. As previously reported, the band which is still performing without guitarist Jake Cinninger, opened the Montana run by revisiting two older covers. Thursday’s show featured the first versions of the Talking Heads’ “Burning Down the House” since 4/20/12 and Eddie Money’s “Two Tickets to Paradise” since 9/20/19.
