Watch Official Trailer for Chloë Sevigny-Produced Deadhead Documentary, White Denim Talk ‘13’
Ween to Issue 26 Unreleased Tracks as Part of ‘12 Golden Country Greats’ Anniversary, Roger Daltrey Solo Tour
Relix Daily
May 13, 2026
May 13, 2026
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“What the Grateful Dead created is so much bigger than going to concerts. It’s a very strong and thriving community,” Chloë Sevigny asserts over a mod podge of evocative scenes for Heads: The swirl of lights on a dark road between tour stops, bopping heads moving like a wave on the venue floor, and an enduring kaleidoscope scene of dancing bears.
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On the last Friday in April, White Denim issued 13, a wide-ranging LP that serves as the 13th studio album in the band’s diverse catalog. 2026 also marks the group’s 20th anniversary, yet it’s as apt to say it marks James Petralli’s twenty years as White Denim’s chief songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, singer, producer, and creative center. For the two decades of White Denim’s existence, Petralli is the sole member of the band to be with it from its inception to the present. And, with 13 as a companion album to 2024’s 12, Petralli completes, in essence, his initial double-album quest.
60 Years of the Grateful Dead Experience is a landmark celebration of one of the most influential bands in American history. This 160-page, coffee-table-quality softcover book brings together six decades of the Grateful Dead’s evolution, from the acid tests and early club gigs to stadium shows and spiritual gatherings that shaped the counterculture.
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Ween Unveil 12 Golden Country Greats 30th Anniversary Deluxe Reissue, Featuring 26 Unreleased Tracks
In a career defined by radical, tongue-in-cheek affronts to expectations, Ween’s 12 Golden Country Greats stands as their most committed gag. After courting underground acclaim with the no-fi basement rock of The Pod and Pure Guava and graduating to artfully irreverent alternative on Chocolate and Cheese, Ween ditched their Tascam four-track and took their major label money down to Music City for a sweaty, caustic collection of polished country pastiches. Backed by a crew of legendary hired guns that they affectionately crowned the Shit Creek Boys, Dean and Gene Ween (Mickey Melchiondo and Aaron Freeman) cut to Nashville specs, recording real blue verses over fully-assembled arrangements for barn-burners like “Piss Up a Rope” and “Help Me Scrape the Mucus Off My Brain.”
Posters and shirts commemorating Grateful Dead's performance at The Capitol Theatre on February 21, 1971, by artist Killer Acid. Lava foil, keyline foil, and main: each edition in this collection is a hand-numbered edition of 150. Measures 18" x 24". The 12th print (February 20, 1971) of Grateful Dead at The Capitol Theatre, 1970-1971, an archival collection of 18 posters commemorating the 18 remarkable performances by the Grateful Dead at The Capitol Theatre in Port Chester, New York in the early 1970s.
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Roger Daltrey has announced a solo US tour. After capping off six decades of The Who’s North American touring last year with the “The Song Is Over” North American Farewell Tour, the legendary frontman will lead his independent backing band on a 20-show return to the States from Aug. 23 to Sept. 29. In a quote accompanying the announcement, Daltrey suggested that The Who’s bittersweet farewell to the region inspired his next solo outing across the pond, which could “possibly” be his last.
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Gregg Allman: The Music of My Soul Slated for Special Premiere Screening at Savannah, Ga.’s Lucas Theatre for the Arts
Savannah College of Art and Design has announced a premiere screening of Gregg Allman: The Music of My Soul, the forthcoming documentary on the late Allman Brothers Band co-founder and guitarist. On June 17, the same day that the film opens for a week of screenings in New York and Los Angeles, and prior to one-night-only showings in theatres nationwide, the historic Lucas Theatre for the Arts will host a special event featuring a musical performance, a Q&A with members of the documentary’s production team and a pop-up from the Allman Brothers Band Big House Museum in nearby Macon, Ga., among other surprises.
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Jack Douglas, the renowned music producer who scored credits for his high-profile work with the likes of John Lennon and Yoko Ono, Aerosmith, Patti Smith, and fellow stalwarts Cheap Trick during one of music’s fertile crescents, the 1970s and ’80s, passed away on Monday, May 11, 2026. He was 80 years old.
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Steve Earle has released a new music video for “City of Immigrants,” directed by Steve Buscemi. The new visual companion for the urgent standout from the alt-country pioneer’s 2007 album, Washington Square Serenade, was spurred by the anti-immigrant violence carried out with murderous impunity by Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Customs and Border Patrol agents in communities across the country. With his unfailing reputation for calling out hypocrisy and speaking truth to power through his music, Earle’s new celebration of the cultural melting pot he calls home resonates as a powerful statement of solidarity and a stand against.
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After taking a year off from their biennial festival format, Sylvan Esso and Psychic Hotline have come together to announce the return of Good Moon on October 8-19, 2026, and across four selected venues in their hometown of Durham, N.C. The imminent gathering is rooted in three nights of music at the Durham Performing Arts Center, scheduled to include two headlining performances by the aforementioned duo and an evening led by Tyler Childers.
