Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Drops 2026 Nominees
Owsley Stanley Foundation Details Phil Lesh Focused Set
Relix Daily
February 25, 2026
February 25, 2026
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The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame has announced the nominees for its Class of 2026. Seventeen massive acts are listed as candidates this year, including first-time nods for Jeff Buckley, Phil Collins, Lauryn Hill and Wu-Tang Clan. Not all of them will make the final cut; if history serves as an example, just under half will be enshrined among music’s greatest names.
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The Owsley Stanley Foundation has shared details on its latest project and forthcoming release. The 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization, dedicated to the preservation of Bear’s Sonic Journals, has concentrated its efforts on cultivating a 112-page booklet of original essays, photographs, and recordings that emphasize the soundman and self-taught chemist’s relationship with Grateful Dead founding member Phil Lesh.
Find your flow in the kitchen as you create each flavorful dish and, if Jerry has taught us anything, don’t be afraid to improvise! This cookbook celebrates Grateful Dead on each page and encourages more connection through gathering together and enjoying delicious food that’s good for feeding the mind, body, and soul.
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The Claypool Lennon Delirium Unveil New Concept Album, The Great Parrot-Ox and the Golden Egg of Empathy
The Claypool Lennon Delirium have returned to herald their third studio album, The Great Parrot-Ox and the Golden Egg of Empathy. Set to release on May 1 via ATO Records, the leftfield psychedelic duo of Les Claypool and Sean Ono Lennon’s first full-length release since 2019’s South of Reality is hailed as their most bizarre offering yet, passing the high bar of their earlier output with a sprawling narrative world of AI-powered optimization without conscience. To preview the project, they’ve shared the second single, “The Golden Egg of Empathy,” featuring WILLOW and paired with an animated music video.
Rare deadstock gig prints and original ephemera spanning The Fillmore’s late 1980s through early 2000s calendar. Chuck Sperry, Marq Spusta, Todd Slater, and more! Gabba Gallery x Relix Present: Echos of Gen X - The Art of the Fillmore 80's-00's.
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Last night, Warren Haynes took the stage at The Heights Theater in Houston, Texas for the penultimate show in his Winter of Warren solo tour. The Gov’t Mule frontman and Southern-rock singer-songwriter’s first outing of 2026 has exploredthe far reaches of his live repertoire with nightly setlist surprises, and the second-to-last show stuck to a high standard with a few unexpected originals and covers.
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The Eagles will continue to soar. The ensemble, known for its melodic sound that calls for cowboy boots worn on wide, sandy stretches of the California shoreline, has unveiled a trio of live appearances that will take them beyond Las Vegas’ Sphere and into the Southern US, beginning on Tuesday, May 5. The run is dubbed “The Long Goodbye, Act III,” with very special guests, Tedeschi Trucks Band.
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The five-time running, Follow The Arrow will return on Saturday, June 27, to Catskills’ Griffin House in Palenville, N.Y. Hosted by Marco Benevento, the event has unveiled its roster of artists who will participate in the one-day music-centric gathering, with songs flowing from multiple acts from 2 p.m. to 11 p.m., followed by late-night DJ-led dance parties, 11 p.m. to 1 a.m.
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Courtney Barnett has shared a pair of new singles previewing her long-awaited fourth studio album, Creature of Habit. “Mantis” and “Sugar Plum” focus the thematic scope of the Australian indie forerunner’s first full-length with vocals in four years, dwelling in a determined longing for meaning and surrendering to life as it is through honeyed, melancholic soft rock monologues. Bright and tense chords turn over as she launches existential confrontations from built-up habits and sights around the house, meeting listeners in transition between doubt and hope.
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In front of the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival’s imminent arrival, indie-groove masters known for their jamband backbone, Goose, will take the stage at the historic Saenger Theatre on Tuesday, April 21, and Wednesday, April 22. In tandem with the forthcoming schedule, a late-night lineup forecasts independent performances from the DJ duo Flying Mojito Bros and an appearance from supergroup The Breaks.
