Neil Young Revives “My Boy” After 40+ Years, Tedeschi Trucks Band Mark 64 Shows at Beacon with Beatles Cover
Zak Starkey Clarifies His Who Status
Viktor & Relix Daily
May 27, 2025
May 27, 2025
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On Friday, May 23, Neil Young performed a solo acoustic set on the campus of Lakefield College School in Lakefield, Ontario, to benefit a restoration project and the preservation of a 116-year-old neighboring cabin. The intimate gig marked the musician’s return to the stage this calendar year, ahead of a vast tour itinerary that picks up in Europe, before coming to the States.
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Southern rock has deep roots at the Beacon Theatre. The Allman Brothers Band made its debut on the legendary New York stage with a four-night run in 1989, then went on to perform a staggering total of 238 shows through their unforgettable final concert in 2014. In 2011, while the genre’s immortal forebears were cementing their legacy with that last act, the Beacon welcomed the celebrated torchbearers of the Tedeschi Trucks Band for the first time.
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At this point, The Who and Zak Starkey seem determined to prolong the saga to their split. After the foundational classic rock outfit fired, rehired and refired their longtime drummer over the last month and change, Starkey has returned today with a message that brings a bit more color to the confusing uncoupling.
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On Saturday, May 24, Willie Nelson’s Outlaw Music Festival Tour arrived at Cascades Amphitheater in Ridgefield, Wash., approximately 22 miles from Portland, Ore., for its second-to-last stop on the spring leg. During the weekend appearance, Billy Strings brought out Micah Nelson on guitar and lead vocals for a cover of The Rolling Stones’ classic “Wild Horses.”
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This past weekend, Dark Star Jubilee returned to Legend Valley in Thornville, Ohio, for the 2025 multi-act live music gathering presentation. The three-day event flexed the power of collaboration, sit-ins, and unexpected team-ups, climaxing on Sunday, May 25. It positioned players like Warren Haynes and Daniel Donato beside the host band and each other at separate points.
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The first time Peter Katis experienced The National live he didn’t exactly see the future of rock-and-roll. “It was pretty early on, at Maxwell’s in Hoboken, N.J., and there were five people in the audience—and that included me and my brand-new girlfriend, who’s now my wife,” says the producer, who would go on to play a pivotal role in shaping The National’s breakthrough records in the 2000s.
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Grizzly Bear have returned. After a spell away from the spotlight, the indie mainstays broke their silence today to announce a seven-stop tour, which will mark the band’s first headline performances since 2018.
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