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Phish Announce Riviera Maya 2026 Destination Event

Phish have unveiled the details for their 2026 Riviera Maya destination event. For their ninth-annual concert getaway, the legendary jam quartet will return to the extravagant Moon Palace Cancún resort that hosted their last five events and many others from peers in the jam world–like Bob Weir’s Dead Ahead and Dave Matthews & Tim Reynolds’ eight-year duo tradition–from January 28-31.

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Setlist Shifts: Bob Dylan Offers Three Debuts, Busts Out “Mr. Tambourine Man,” “Forgetful Heart,” “To Ramona” and “Route 66” Cover During Outlaw Music Festival Tour Kick-Off in Phoenix

Bob Dylan knows how to tease an audience. After picking up the spring leg of his seemingly perpetual Rough and Rowdy Ways tour with nearly identical sets from night to night, the Greenwich Village bard sought an entry point to mix things up during the onset of his touring commitments in support of Willie Nelson’s Outlaw Music Festival, last night, Tuesday, May 13, at the Talking Sticks Resort Amphitheatre in Phoenix.

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FEATURE

The Core: Widespread Panic

Guitarist John Bell and bassist Dave Schools look back on an impactful year that included the new records Snake Oil King and Hailbound Queen and a series of cancelled shows following Jimmy Herring’s cancer diagnosis.

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Bruce Springsteen Goes Country on “Repo Man,” Previewing Somewhere North of Nashville from Tracks II: The Lost Albums

Bruce Springsteen has turned his focused vision of Americana to Music City today with “Repo Man,” the fourth single from Tracks II: The Lost Albums. Set for release on June 27 via Sony Music, Tracks II is a collection of seven divergent full-length records Springsteen recorded between 1983 and 2018, but stuck on the shelf for one reason or another.

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Umphrey’s McGee Name Scotty Zwang and Duane Trucks as Drummers for 2025 Following Kris Myers’ Exit

Following news of Kris Myers’ departure yesterday, May 13, Umphrey’s McGee have selected the artists who will hold down his seat behind the kit for the remainder of 2025.

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Molly Tuttle Introduces New All-Female Band After Four Years with Golden Highway

Molly Tuttle is turning a new leaf. After four years fronting Golden Highway, the bandleader introduced her new touring ensemble, an all-female quintet. Tuttle shared news of the shakeup via social media, citing the change as a “new chapter,” and clarifying that she still intends to perform with the Golden Highway band during the 53rd annual RockyGrass Festival on July 25-27, in Lyons, Colo.

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North Mississippi Allstars Preview Forthcoming LP with New Single “Don’t Let the Devil Ride”

The North Mississippi Allstars have unveiled the latest single off their impending full-length album, Still Shakin’, due on June 6, 2025, via New West Records. “Don’t Let The Devil Ride” is available to stream now and arrived alongside an official lyrical music video.