Talking Heads Members to Regroup For SiriusXM

Christmas Jam is Back

September 18, 2026

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Talking Heads will launch Talking Heads Radio, an exclusive SiriusXM pop-up channel dedicated to the band’s rich catalog. The channel will be available to subscribers in their cars on Channel 145 from October 1 through October 22, as well as on the SiriusXM app from October 1 through October 31.

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Last night, Mt. Joy returned to New York’s Madison Square Garden for their second headlining performance at the famed venue. Their first gig in the revered space since 2024, the evening celebrated their 10th anniversary and featured a number of special guests and creative covers.

The Grateful Dead didn’t invent a sound - they inherited a whole world of sounds, transformed them through the years, and left them for the next generation to carry forward. This fall, six more nights of music trace that lineage live, one root at a time: jazz, gospel, classical, bluegrass, and folk rock. Each night stands alone — a genre, a story, a set of musicians carrying tradition forward. This isn't a tribute. It's the living roots, still reaching. Capacity at each show is intentionally small, and every night sells out. Once a show is gone, it's gone. Six more concerts. One story. Limited seats. Get your tickets today.

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On December 12, Warren Haynes Presents: The Christmas Jam will return to Asheville, NC’s ExploreAsheville.com Arena. The one-night-only concert, held in Haynes’ hometown, will benefit the Asheville Area Habitat for Humanity and BeLoved Asheville. This will be the 34th year Haynes hosts the special, multi-band show.

The 1976 leg of Rolling Thunder often gets overshadowed by the more mythologized 1975 run, but the performances captured here find Dylan in a rawer, more confrontational mode, fresh off the commercial peak of Desire and already pushing past it. This tour left a documented legacy, yet the vast majority of what actually happened night to night has remained unheard until now.

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John Fogerty and Steve Winwood, two classic rock legends, are currently on the road together as part of a joint shed tour. Both acts have been offering career-spanning sets each night and, on Wednesday evening at Charloette, NC’s Truliant Amphitheater, the two acts shared the stage on a famed cover.

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TAUK guitarist Matt Jalbert has released “Somebody’s Child,” the first single and title track from his debut album of the same name. The LP is set for release November 20 via ELM Records. “Somebody’s Child” arrives with a new video and officially launches the musician’s next chapter, which finds him singing and writing lyrics for the first time on the eight-song collection.

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Sufjan Stevens will compile his holiday singles into a new volume for Asthmatic Kitty Records, Worst Christmas Ever! Slated for release on November 6, the record features 15 of Stevens’ indie-Christmas staples, drawn from the more than 100 Christmas recordings originally released on the box sets Songs for Christmas and Silver & Gold, as well as the previously unheard track “On This Christmas (It Only Gets Better).”

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The Avett Brothers are currently making their way down the East Coast for a run of headlining shows. Last night, the North Carolina-bred act performed at New Haven, CT’s Westville Music Bowl. Guster opened the night and, at the top of their encore, The Avett Brothers busted out their take on The Cranberries’ ’90s classic “Linger” for the first time since February 2, 2018.