Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Ceremony, Goose Drop Spring Tour Dates
Billy Strings in Pittsburgh
Relix Daily
November 10, 2025
November 10, 2025
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The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame presented its 40th annual induction ceremony on Saturday with an evening of music and awards to celebrate an ever-evolving pantheon of musical achievement. A litany of stars graced the stage at Los Angeles’ Peacock Theater over the course of four and a half hours, creating countless powerful moments that properly honored not only the latest class of inductees, but also the broader traditions of performance they advanced.
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While Goose’s upcoming annual two-day December celebration yet looms, the group is already looking ahead to 2026. Following Goosemas, which is set for the Amica Mutual Pavilion in Providence, R.I. on Dec. 12 and 13, the indie-jam quartet group will return to the road for a spring tour. These dates will lead up to the band’s second-annual Viva El Gonzo destination event.
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Billy Strings turned in two performances over the weekend. The concerts arrived after the Michigan-bred guitarist ignited the Universal Monsters theme during his Halloween show at the CFG Bank Arena in Baltimore. The five-piece followed up the night after, November 1, with aid from members of Leftover Salmon, before their latest live return. On Friday, November 7, Strings and his band took the stage at the PPG Paints Arena for the first time, delivering songbook standards alongside revived selections that struck a chord and evoked the prominence of tradition and this group’s instrumental repartee.
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On Friday night, Cyro Baptista celebrated his 75th birthday with the first of two shows at New York’s Jazz at Lincoln Center. Held in the famed venue’s grand Rose Theater, the performance, dubbed Cyro Baptista at 75: A Banquet for the Spirits, provided an overview of the Brazil percussionist’s singular career, nodding to his solo work and dance-drum ensemble Beat the Donkey, as well as his contributions to the extended Downtown jazz, Latin, jam, pop and African-music communities.
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Tedeschi Trucks Band will revive its tradition of hosting a multi-night residency at New York’s Beacon Theatre this spring. The 12-piece ensemble, known for its blues-tinged, Southern brand of rock and roll, shared the dates of its forthcoming Big Apple appearances: March 10, 11, 13, 14, 20, and 21. Word of the big band’s imminent return to the Upper West Side venue came after a busy weekend for the husband and wife duo and their band, including a performance at The Peppermint Club, before the 2025 Rock Hall Induction ceremony.
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The Disco Biscuits‘ Jon Gutwillig has issued a formal apology to drummer Allen Aucoin. As previously reported, the Disco Biscuits announced that they were parting ways with Allen Aucoin, their drummer since 2005, on October 26, following a weekend full of rumors as well as a “diss track,” dubbed “I Don’t Talk,” aimed at the musician that Gutwillig released and then quickly pulled from the web.
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“There was a period in my life where I got to work with all my heroes. I got to work with Bob Dylan and watch him write. I got to work with Willie Nelson, Brian Wilson, Kris Kristofferson, and Mick and Keith. When I saw what they were doing, it gave me writer’s block for about five or six years,” Don Was reveals, as he acknowledges the immediate impact of producing records for such masterful artists. “Every time I sat down at a piano, I’d think, ‘What’s the point of this when these guys are just down the street and can do it way better?’”
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Last night, Daniel Donato’s Cosmic Country performed the back half of a two-night stand at Denver’s Ogden Theater. It was a notable day for the group, as that morning, CBS Saturday Morning aired a performance from the quartet as part of their Saturday Sessions. Donato and his band offered versions of three tunes that appear on their new album Horizons: “Another Dimension” “Sunshine in the Rain” and “Blame The Train.”
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RiverWonderGrass will begin packing the rafts in preparation for its sixth annual guided float and intimate live music experience, where guests can select a four to five-day trip through Colorado’s Yampa Canyon or the Gates of Lodore for a one-of-a-kind adventure paced with songs and sessions that support the sights and sounds of outdoor recreation.
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