Jerry Garcia’s “Tiger” Guitar Auctioned for Record Price, Grahame Lesh Leads Night One of Unbroken Chain Concerts at The Capitol Theatre
Hard Working Americans Interview, Marc Maron and the Divided Sky Foundation
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March 13, 2026
March 13, 2026
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NEWS
Jerry Garcia’s custom-built Tiger guitar has officially sold at auction, fetching a staggering $11,560,000. The famous instrument was among many music-related items from the late Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay’s collection, which is currently being represented by Christie’s Auction House in New York following the proprietor’s passing in May 2025. Notably, yesterday’s event saw the sale of five of the top 10 most expensive guitars to ever go at auction.
RECAP
Last night, a wide-ranging collection of accomplished players gathered at The Capitol Theatre in Port Chester, N.Y. for the opening of Unbroken Chain: A Celebration of The Life and Music of Phil Lesh, which will extend through Sunday. Helmed by Grahame Lesh, both sets leaned into a hefty batch of late 1960s and early ’70s Grateful Dead standards before resolving into playful picks that spotlighted fan favorites.
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NEWS
On Monday, Live Nation reached a tentative settlement with the Department of Justice in the antitrust case that had threatened to separate the entertainment giant from its Ticketmaster subsidiary. As 27 of the 39 co-filing states prepare to continue their lawsuits next week, the court has released trial documents with internal messages from regional executives, who boasted about “taking advantage” of customers.
Before there were setlist apps and lot vendors, there was the Fillmore Auditorium and psychedelic poster artists who made San Francisco in the 1960s and '70s look like no place on earth. This collection brings together original vintage concert posters, handbills, and tickets from two promoters that defined the era: Family Dog Productions and Bill Graham Presents.
NEWS
On Tuesday, April 7, certified funny guy, podcaster, and devoted Phish fan, Marc Maron, has signed on to conjure laughs through the launch of Marc Maron & Friends: A Benefit for Divided Sky. The one-off night of comedy and give-back will take place at the Los Angeles nightclub Largo at the Coronet and is billed to feature an unnamed group of A-list friends and fellow humorists.
FEATURE
In 2013, Todd Snider was at the height of his creative powers. His latest studio album, Agnostic Hymns and Stoner Fables, had appeared on multiple Best of 2012 lists. His solo acoustic performances, which drew on a deep catalog of original music going back to his 1994 debut, carried an emotional resonance that connected with audiences via his songcraft and storytelling.
NEWS
Great South Bay Music Festival has unveiled the full artist lineup for its 2026 event. Set at Patchogue, N.Y.’s Shorefront Park from July 23-26, the star-studded essential of the Northeast festival scene will return for its 18th annual staging with a cast of 28 leading acts in jam, indie, roots-rock, Americana, ska and more. This year’s bill will be led by headliners Gov’t Mule, My Morning Jacket, Sublime and the Used.
NEWS
Dark Star Orchestra have renewed their passports in anticipation of their destination concert event, Jam in the Sand XIII, returning to the soft-sand beaches at the Hideaway on the Royalton Blue Waters campus in Trelawny, Jamaica. The occasion is set to take place from January 12-16, 2027, and returns after a year off, due in part to venue renovations following damage from Hurricane Melissa.
REVIEW
At their core, Altin Gün are the ultimate modern fusion band—not in the Miles Davis sense, but by the very literal definition. Emerging from Amsterdam, the Dutch-Turkish quintet specializes in a sublime form of psychedelia, revitalizing traditional Anatolian music as they spiderweb out into prog, disco, funk, and synth-pop.