Tedeschi Trucks Band Open Beacon Run with ‘Future Soul’ Previews, Greensky Bluegrass Share Summer Schedule

Umphrey’s McGee Commence West Coast Tour, Kevin Morby’s New Single

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Relix Daily
March 11, 2026

March 11, 2026

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On Tuesday evening, Tedeschi Trucks Band began their highly anticipated Beacon Theatre residency in New York City. Last night’s concert found the 12-piece ensemble flaunting new material from their forthcoming LP, Future Soul, due on March 20, 2026, with a two-song debut featuring first-time live deliveries of “Hero” and “Under the Knife.” The husband and wife duo and their cast of musical conspirators then kept the momentum going during the concert’s second half, debuting Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young’s 1970s warning of government-heeded violence, “Ohio.”

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Garcia Family Provisions has announced the May 1 release of GarciaLive Volume 22: September 25th, 1971, Lion’s Share, which traces the musical happenings of Jerry Garcia and Merl Saunders’ initial partnership, just one year out from their first on-stage introduction. The forthcoming deliverable highlights the events of their early and late concerts at San Anselmo, Calif.’s intimate Lion’s Share nightclub.

From funk to jazz to big band to psychedelic, this year’s Nightfest will be off the hook!

The intimate and great-sounding Café Istanbul is again thrilled to host the Café Istanbul Nightfest in New Orleans, and promises something amazing for all music fans during this year’s 11 incredible shows.

This year's lineup features the return of the annual two-night All-Star AXIAL TILT and Melvin Seals & JGB (this year with special guests Donald Harrison and Robert Randolph), Garaj Mahal, Pimps Of Joytime, CURRENT FUTURES and much more!

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Umphrey’s McGee touched down in Solana Beach, Calif. last night to commence the West Coast leg of their Sky’s the Limit 2026 Tour. Setting off a two-night stand at the Belly Up Tavern, where they hadn’t played since 2005, the progressive rock outfit ripped through a tight rotation of tried and true originals, plus an unexpected return to The Beatles’ “Dear Prudence.” The performance also marked the first in a string without guitarist Jake Cinninger, who will take a touring hiatus for the entirety of the 14-show run.

Live at The Warfield: February 28th, 1991 presents JGB at the beloved venue in the Bay Area. Pressed to 4 LPs, the collection ranges from the show opener “The Way You Do the Things You Do” to “You Never Can Tell (C’est La Vie).” The night’s setlist will have you picturing the crowd swaying and smiling, and likely spinning.

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Greensky Bluegrass have announced a new slate of summer tour dates. On top of their previously announced shows supporting Goose and spots on the summer festival circuit, the progressive bluegrass outfit will now deliver 13 headline performances across North America from June 3 to Aug. 27, framed as an Evening with Greensky Bluegrass – two full sets, sans opener. The upcoming outing will continue the band’s celebration of XXV, their 2025 studio album that marked their 25th anniversary by revisiting some of their signature songs.

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This spring, Molly Tuttle and Maggie Rose will come together for eight live engagements. The duo, who have crossed paths on podcasts and multi-act concert bills, will cement their musical partnership beginning May 7 at Houston’s Heights Theater. On the road, the pair will carve a path through the South, submitting performances from select marquee venues.

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Circle Around the Sun will hit the road and follow a map that will lead them east just before the summer solstice. The psychedelic jam troupe, known for their disco-edge and funk-filled extemporizations, will commence their Summer Spin tour on June 19 with an already-announced festival appearance at Northlands Music & Arts Festival, prior to picking up a slate of independent dates beginning June 25 in Pittsburgh.

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FEATURE

By the time The Brook & The Bluff began work on what would eventually become their fifth full-length studio album, the last thing on their minds was getting back on the road to play another round of dates. But, as is often the case, the live-music spirit turned out to be harder to shake than they initially thought.

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Kevin Morby has released “Die Young,” the second single from Little Wide Open. Set to release on May 15 via Dead Oceans, Morby’s eighth solo studio album is built up from roadside tableaus rushing by the window and the visceral individuation that a lifetime of driving can strike into the troubadour’s heart. The set’s latest preview, after the beaming acoustic shuffle of “Javelin,” is dusky, sheltering and saturated with gratitude just for the chance to keep traveling.