Joe Russo Joins The Slip, Goose Big Modern Review
Live from Relix Sessions with Jesse Malin, Jesse Welles, & More
Relix Daily
June 27, 2026
June 27, 2026
FEATURE
Making A Scene: Jesse Malin on His Manhattan Projects, Stage Diving at SNL and the Bob Weir/Joe Strummer Summit
“It was a situation where people had been saying to me, ‘You should tell these stories in a book of some sort.’ I already had been telling them on stage and through blogs and through my social media. So eventually I was like, ‘You know what? I’m going to go for this,’” Jesse Malin recounts, while tracing the origins of his bold and big-hearted new autobiography, Almost Grown: A New York Memoir.
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Jesse Malin Live | Relix | 8/29/19
NEWS
The Slip were slated to perform one of their rare reunion sets this past Saturday at the Northlands Music & Arts Festival in Swanzey, NH. However, the roster shifted slightly when the festival announced that due to a last minute scheduling conflict, Slip drummer Andrew Barr would not be able to attend the event.
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Joe Russo, Andrew Barr, and Billy Martin Talk LOCKN’ Farm
Goose just low-key dropped their London Calling, with a breakout album that breaks them out of the jamband cage most onlookers had up until now rightfully placed them in. Goose was supposed to be the band that saved the genre. And they still might be—at least in terms of ticket sales. But they also might now have their sights on something more unique, something to fully call their own. It’s something that speaks to the current era, complete with all the dystopian fears, dysfunctional communities, disconnected social networks, and distorted cultural divisions of latter-day times, taken with a hit of acid and the laugh-and-fall-apart detachment that is sacred creed of jamband heritage.
RECAP
Jesse Welles brought Croton-on-Hudson’s second-annual Hudson River Music Festival to a close last night, inviting out most of the event’s marquee performers for a sing-along version of Woody Guthrie’s “This Land Is Your Land.” It was a fitting end to the environmentally conscious gathering, which grew out of the Clearwater/Great Hudson River Revival Festival Guthrie’s contemporary Pete Seeger hosted on the same site for decades in an effort to cleanup the adjacent Hudson River.
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Jesse Welles | Live From Relix
Explore over 6,000 titles, from every genre and every era. These are the records Heads keep coming back for: spanning Jam, Jazz, Blues, Folk, Soul, Rock, and everything in between.
NEWS
The great Buddy Guy will turn 90 later this year. To mark the occasion, a special event will take place at Radio City Music Hall on October 1. Buddy’s Got the Blues: A 90th Birthday Concert Celebration will draw together an extraordinary collection of players to pay respects to the musical legend.
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"Hoochie Coochie Man" - John Mayer, Buddy Guy, Phil Lesh and Questlove | The Jammys 2005
NEWS
Carlos Santana has paid tribute to his longtime friend Clive Davis. The visionary producer and executive, who served as president of Columbia Records, co-founded Arista Records and oversaw the RCA Music Group as CEO and chairman, died earlier today due to what has been described as an “age-related illness” He was 94 and had been hospitalized this spring with respiratory problems.
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Billy & The Kids ft. Carlos Santana, Billy Strings - "Scarlett Begonias" & "Iko "Iko"
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On September 25, Karina Rykman will release her second studio effort, Late Checkout. The album was recorded with Gabe Monro at Trey Anastasio’s The Barn and LCD Soundsystem’s DFA Studios. Rykman is joined by her longtime bandmates Adam November (guitar, loopers, effects) and Chris Corsico (drums) on Late Checkout.
