Dave Matthews Band Confirm Fall Tour
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August 11, 2026
August 11, 2026
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Dave Matthews Band have confirmed a brief fall tour. The run will kick off at Madison, WI's Kohl Center on November 4 and include stops at Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena (11/6), Chicago's United Center (11/7), Baltimore, MD's CFG Bank Arena (11/9) and Providence, RI's Amica Mutual Pavilion (11/10). The outing will then come to a close with a two-night-stand at New York's Madison Square Garden on November 12 and 13, where DMB last played in 2024.
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The String Cheese Incident have confirmed another leg of their Just Keep Spinning Tour, which will keep the veteran Colorado act on the road into December.
We look back at the group’s formative years at the University of Georgia and trace the colorful journey that has ensued, from celebrated festival appearances to a stunning series of sold-out Red Rocks appearances, with other singular live achievements along the way. Indeed, the spirit of this issue will match the vigor and vitality of a buoyant band that never hesitates to ask, “Ain’t Life Grand?”
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Guster hosted their annual On the Ocean event in Portland, ME, this past weekend. The festivities kicked off at the ornate Merrill Auditorium on Friday, with Guster performing alongside the Portland Symphony Orchestra. At one point, before busting into the always charged “The Elevator,” which discusses the impactful point in a person’s life when they are taking care of both their aging parents and children, frontman Ryan Miller got emotional while admitting that he dropped off his oldest child at college that very morning. The band also ended the show, as they often do, by performing a stripped-down version of “Jesus on the Radio,” with members of the symphony joining them for the banjo-enhanced tune.
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Railroad Earth have marked their 25th anniversary throughout the year and, this November, the New Jersey-bred group will bring their celebration to a close at their annual Horn O’ Plenty event. Slated to once again take place at Stroudsburg, PA’s Sherman Theater, this time on November 27 and 28, the Thanksgiving Weekend gathering has been described as “the final chapter of Railroad Earth’s 25th anniversary celebration.”
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New Orleans’ The Revivalists made their Madison Square Garden debut on Sunday night, supporting Mobile, AL country-rock/Southern rock act the Red Clay Strays. For their first show at the famed New York arena, The Revivalists mixed material from throughout their career, drawing from five of their six LPs, including two tracks from Get It Honest, which was released on July 24. They also snuck in a cover of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers’ “American Girl,” which they debuted last year and have performed regularly throughout 2026.
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Randall Bramblett will join Steve Winwood’s band on his upcoming September run. As previously reported, Winwood is slated to kick off a series of shows with John Fogerty in Tinley Park, IL, on September 3, moving throughout the East Coast before bringing things to a close in Hollywood, FL on September 20. This marks the first time the Athens, GA-based Bramblett has toured as part of Winwood’s band since 2004.
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Reprise, the Phish tribute act that recreates classic Phish shows in their entirety, will hit the road later this month for a series of Northeast dates. The quartet, which brings together guitarist Cal Kehoe (Pink Talking Fish), drummer Adrian Tramontano (Twiddle, Kung Fu, The Breakfast), keyboardist Scott Chasolen (Ulu, The Machine) and bassist Chris DeAngelis (The Machine, Kung Fu, The Breakfast), recently wrapped up a series of shows at Virginia Beach, VA’s Elevation 27 on Sunday, August 2, where they performed Phish’s classic August 9, 1998, show in its entirety. (That famed ’90s concert, which fell on the year of the third anniversary of Jerry Garcia’s passing, included Phish’s only version of Grateful Dead’s “Terrapin Station,” marking the first time the Vermont Quartet had covered the Dead live since the 1980s.)
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Aaron Siegel and Taylor Garrigan, the founders of the popular Home Team BBQ restaurants in South Carolina and Aspen, CO, first met at a Widespread Panic concert in 2002, and this fall they will celebrate the 20th anniversary of their establishment’s opening by bringing together members of that band’s musical community. Slated to take place in Charleston, SC, next month, the three-day, two-location event will kick off at Home Team BBQ’s Downtown Charleston, SC, spot on Thursday, September 24 and Friday, September 25, boasting a number of unique artist configurations.
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