Suwannee Amp Jam Lineup, Billy Strings Teases Allman Brothers in “Heartbeat of America”
The Doors Documentary Gets Rerelease Date
Relix Daily
October 24, 2025
October 24, 2025
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Suwannee Amp Jams has announced its second annual event. From Feb. 26-28, Suwannee Amp Jam #2 will stage at Live Oak, Fla.’s beloved Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park, building on its triumphant inaugural staging in March to welcome a host of the foremost talents in jam, funk, Southern rock and everything in between.
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On October 23, Billy Strings played his first stateside gig since submitting six performances, which took him and his band from Oslo to Dublin earlier this month. The bluegrass-informed musician’s transatlantic return assisted in shaking the dust off his binder of cover material. It loosened pages of lyrics that informed a series of returns, songs that this group has not played in enough time to catch the attention of those in attendance.
Following the acclaim of the first two releases, Craig is back with the third single off his forthcoming full length album (his sixth release), due in early 2026. "Some Peace of Mind" is a blazing horn-laden blues piano rocker, sure to get butts shaking!
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From the late ‘60s to the start of the ‘70s, The Doors emerged as the face of a bold new guard in rock, sharing a string of unprecedented albums that forever altered popular music. Featuring the magnetic Jim Morrison, keyboardist Ray Manzarek, guitarist Robby Krieger and drummer John Densmore, the Los Angeles quartet pooled their talents and marked their unique perspective with a heady brew of rock, blues, and psychedelia. After their final album, L.A. Woman, and Morrison’s sudden passing in 1971, their ride came to an end, but not before solidifying their status as one of the greatest bands of their era and leaving an enduring influence on generations of artists to come.
Willie Nelson is an icon of Austin City Limits. His 1990 show captures him and his family band in peak form, delivering timeless classics with that unmistakable voice and phrasing that make Willie Nelson a genre of his own. Susan Tedeschi also embodies the heart and soul of ACL, blending blues, rock, soul, and funk with fearless authenticity, even reimagining Dylan’s “Don’t Think Twice, It’s All Right.” And Widespread Panic, whose Halloween 2000 performance was a night to remember. The band’s jam-fueled energy and the crowd’s ecstatic spirit are on full display during “Driving Song” > “Surprise Valley” > “Driving Song.”
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On Wednesday, October 22, Jeff Tweedy supported his new triple album, Twilight Override, on the Brooklyn Steel stage. The concert featured extensive pulls off the artist’s latest solo record, 17 in total, in addition to a handful of chosen songs from his previous releases, Love Is the King (2020) and WARM (2018). Adding the concert’s makeup, the bandleader, who was joined by his sons and collaborators, Spencer and Sammy, nodded to their 2014 Tweedy family band and subsequent release, Sukierae.
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After a long year away, Foo Fighters have announced their next run of stadiums across North America with the Take Cover Tour.
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On Thursday evening, Joe Russo’s Almost Dead arrived on the West Coast for the first in a string of regional concerts that picked up at the Channel 24 Venue in Sacramento, Calif. As expected from the Grateful Dead cover band, the concert consisted of borrowed material and associated covers, including the complete delivery of Eric Clapton’s “Lay Down Sally.” While the Grateful Dead never covered the jam vehicle, the Jerry Garcia Band played it over 50 times in the 1990s. Notably, Joe Russo’s Almost Dead has teased the cover, but this was the first time it received complete coverage.
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Iconic musician and activist Pete Seeger founded the Great Hudson River Revival—aka the Clearwater Festival—during the late 1960s in order to clean and protect the Hudson River and surrounding waterways. Over the years, the event drew over a half million people to Croton Point Park in Croton-on Hudson, N.Y.. The 2019 edition celebrated the 100th anniversary of Pete Seeger’s birth, but then COVID interceded the following year and the festival began an extended hiatus.
