The String Cheese Incident Open Tour with New Song, ‘Trey Anastasio Live And Acoustic’ Review
Gov’t Mule and Ziggy Marley Announce Tour, New Music from Railroad Earth
Relix Daily
May 29, 2026
May 29, 2026
RECAP
On Thursday, May 28, The String Cheese Incident opened their Just Keep Spinning Tour at Stable Hall in San Antonio, Texas. Night one presented a two-set offering that integrated an array of material, brushing against their earliest release and unveiling their latest. During the latter half of set one, the band introduced the new number “The Lightning Sky” into their live repertoire, marking a debut led by Keith Moseley.
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Trey Anastasio Live and Acoustic may have only been recorded last year, but it was years in the making. While steadily outputting blue-ribbon tunes for Phish’s catalog (“What’s Going Through Your Mind”) and for his namesake band (“All Pretending”), Anastasio has simultaneously been accumulating a quieter, more song-oriented cache to fortify his episodic acoustic tours with songs that appear calibrated for the format—songs like “Lost in the Pack” and “A Little More Time,” both of which hit in some kind of idealized way here.
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Gov’t Mule and Ziggy Marley will hit the road together for the Dreaming The Same Dream Tour this fall. The 16-date co-headlining outing will kick off September 23 at New York’s The Rooftop at Pier 17 and then make its way south to Haynes’ hometown of Asheville, N.C. The tour will then stop in six cities in Florida (Key West, Hollywood, St. Augustine, Clearwater, Ft. Myers and Tallahassee), Atlanta and many other markets, before climaxing with a jaunt across The Lone Star State that includes appearances in Sugar Land, San Antonio, Austin and Dallas. Yola will support throughout the Dreaming The Same Dream Tour with a DJ set each night.
The Dead, Led Zeppelin, and Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young all on one Fillmore West uncut postcard from January 1969. That's the kind of artifact this collection is built on.
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If Friday calls for a crying song, then Railroad Earth has delivered. The Garden State-budded ensemble has released “Cameras.” The evocative new single unfurls honey-dipped coos as peaceful as a morning dove greeting the first light of a new day. On the new number, the band tapped guest vocalist Lindsay Lou, who accentuates the track with her harmonies, an ethereal touch that glints communal music.
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Mikaela Davis | Live From Relix
Longtime friend of Relix, Mikaela Davis, came by the office to play two songs from her most recent album, Graceland Way, alongside collaborator John Lee Shannon.
FEATURE
On Wednesday, The Black Crowes brought their Southern Hospitality Tour to The Wharf Amphitheater in Orange Beach, Ala. As they have throughout the extended run, the Crowes continued to offer some surprises as the evening unfolded.
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As frontman for King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard, Stu Mackenzie doesn’t have much time to focus on anything else. Since 2010, the shapeshifting Australian psych-rock disruptors have won a reputation as one of the hardest-working bands active today, and Mackenzie’s singular focus on the project has charged an unrelenting recording and touring routine. Last night, he redirected his inexhaustible creativity into a rare solo show.
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George Clinton will face trial to determine if a portion of the Parliament-Funkadelic recording catalog is co-owned by the estate of Bernie Worrell.
