Goose Welcome Jim James in Louisville, Bruce Springsteen Previews First Live Performance of ‘Nebraska’
Paul McCartney Offers Behind-the-Scenes at Bowery Ballroom Run
Relix Daily
September 25, 2025
September 25, 2025
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On Wednesday, September 24, Goose returned to the Louisville Palace Theatre to complete their stage time in Louisville, Ky. The foursome’s second night at the historic venue functioned like an explanation mark at the end of a sentence, delineating the rousing nature of the concert’s final moments, which were shared with local My Morning Jacket frontman Jim James.
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Bruce Springsteen’s Nebraska is currently enjoying a long-overdue revival. The legendary 1982 album, which represented a pivot towards raw, unguarded soul-searching, is the subject of the imminent biopic Deliver Me From Nowhere, as well as Nebraska ’82, Springsteen’s upcoming expanded edition featuring the solo album’s coveted full-band sessions. Today, the artist stoked anticipation for the five-disc reissue with a glimpse into his first-ever complete live performance of the album, captured in an intimate concert film.
Each Grateful Dead Mystery Poster Tube contains three posters from our Grateful Dead at The Capitol Theatre, 1970-1971 series as well as select Phil Lesh prints from across multiple venues. Inside, you’ll find a mix of posters that may include sold-out editions, artist proofs, and even foil variants.
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Paul McCartney has shared a new video on his official YouTube channel. Titled “Paul McCartney Rocks The Bowery – Tour Diary,” it presents a behind-the-scenes look at the musician’s surprise arrival and subsequent three-night run at the intimate, 498-capacity venue, The Bowery Ballroom in New York City.
Play Dead – The Relix Session from Mikaela Davis and Southern Star returns in a striking In The Dark Variant. This limited second pressing (LE 1,250) features fluorescent pink and blue 140g vinyl housed in refreshed cover art by Madalyn Stefanak, updated with an "in the dark" twist that glows with new energy.
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Jerry Garcia and David “Dawg” Grisman’s Not For Kids Only Coming to Vinyl for First Time with New Outtakes and Alternative Cuts
In 1993, Jerry Garcia and David “Dawg” Grisman combined their talents to release the seminal children’s album Not for Kids Only, which provided a generation of ‘90s kids with a set of songs to grow up on. As that age group embarks on their next chapter and welcomes parenthood, the first-ever vinyl edition of the album is set for release on November 21, 2025.
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Over eight months out from its annual return, Primavera Sound Barcelona jumped the gun today with the full artist lineup for its 2026 return. Returning to Barcelona’s Parc del Fòrum from June 3-7, the 24th annual festival features a carefully curated cast of 150 acts, led by The Cure, Doja Cat, The xx, Gorillaz, Massive Attack, Addison Rae and My Bloody Valentine. As always, the full program is loaded with outstanding artists spanning a vast field of styles and sounds.
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For Mexican folk superstar Natalia Lafourcade, music is still nothing short of magic. And since she was young, she’s been grateful to serve as a channel to transmit that magic out into the world. “Music is a totally spiritual and wonderful journey, not just entertainment,” she says from her Mexico City apartment. “My mother taught me to open myself to this magic. You never know when it will come through you.”
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John Medeski, Billy Martin, Scott Metzger, and Nels Cline will combine their talents for a two-night concert series billed as Phish After-Parties. The performances will occur on December 29 and 30, 2025, at Lower Manhattan’s Le Poisson Rouge. Doors are slated to open at 11:30, with the shows starting at 11:59 p.m.
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Butthole Surfers’ long-awaited official documentary, The Hole Truth and Nothing Butt, finally landed on Tuesday with a West Coast premiere at Beyond Fest. Presented at Los Angeles’ Egyptian Theatre, the film’s first screening was set to include a Q&A session with director Tom Stern and the band. Through the authoritative film and the gloriously chaotic run that inspired, it should have been clear that when Gibby Haynes, Paul Leary, King Coffey and Jeff Pinkus are together on stage, anything can happen.