Trey and Billy Strings to Play for Divided Sky
Radiohead to Return in 2027
Relix Daily
September 12, 2026
September 12, 2026
Compiled by Mike Greenhaus
NEWS
Trey Anastasio and Billy Strings will come together for two concerts benefiting the Phish guitarist’s Divided Sky Foundation. The gigs will take place just before Thanksgiving on Friday, November 20 and Saturday, November 21, at the DCU Center in Worcester, MA. Both nights, Anastasio and Strings will perform together and be backed by Trey Anastasio Band. All proceeds from the concerts will benefit Divided Sky Foundation, helping make high-quality care more affordable and accessible to anyone struggling with addiction.
NEWS
Radiohead have confirmed 21 upcoming shows, all slated to take place in 2027. The newly announced dates will be part of a series of multi-night stands, scheduled to be held in Perth, Melbourne and Sydney, Australia, as well as Saitama, Japan. The concerts follow a handful of 2025 residencies that played in different European cities throughout November and December of last year.
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RECAP
Dave Matthews Band closed their summer tour with their annual Labor Day run at George, WA’s The Gorge. After performing their 2009 release Big Whiskey and the GrooGrux King in its entirety and welcoming opener Stephen Wilson Jr. to the stage Friday, the surprises continued on Saturday.
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NEWS
The Avett Brothers have confirmed their New Year’s plans. The Concord, NC-bred group will ring in 2027 at Asheville, NC’s ExploreAsheville.com Arena on December 31, capping off a busy year that saw the group launch its side-project with Mike Patton, AVTT/PTTN. Mountain Grass Unit and Homeboy Sandman will open the show.
NEWS
Alison Krauss & Union Station have announced the cancellation of the group’s next few weeks of shows. AKUS, which is currently touring in support of Arcadia, has done so to protect the vocal health of bandleader Krauss.
NEWS
The Meters will cap off the year with a special hometown show. The funk pioneers will appear at New Orleans’ Orpheum Theater on December 31, celebrating the 50th anniversary of their eighth and final album, 1977’s New Directions. Dumpstaphunk will open the night, performing the music of Sly and the Family Stone.
FEATURE
“I've played hundreds of venues over the years and there’s something about the energy inside the walls of certain places that makes you want to go the extra mile. The Capitol Theatre is the epitome of that,” offers Eric Gould, as he looks ahead to his September 19 performance with Pink Talking Fish that will commemorate the Cap’s 100th anniversary. “I think you could talk to almost any artist who has graced the stage and they’d feel the same way. So to be able to design this show that marks the achievement and collectively celebrate all the different artists who have performed there is an incredible honor and a treat.”
RECAP
Phish closed out their annual run at Commerce City, CO’s Dick’s Sporting Goods Park on Sunday, capping off a three-night stand that marked their eagerly awaited return to the soccer stadium after a year off. The Vermont Quartet treated fans to a seamless second set that kicked off with a 12-minute “My Friend, My Friend,” before moving into a 20-minute “Fuego,” an eight-minute “Melt the Guns,” a 16-minute “Light” and a 13-minute “Everything’s Right.”
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