WEEKLY ENCORE: New Interview with Eggy, Hudson River Music Festival & Telluride Jazz Festival Lineups
Watch Jim James Live from LOCKN' and "Soulshine" from The Jammys 2002
Relix Daily
March 28, 2026
March 28, 2026
Compiled by Mike Greenhaus
NEWS
The Hudson River Music Festival has unveiled the full artist lineup for its second annual staging. Following its memorable debut last June, the upstate event sustaining the legacy of Toshi and Pete Seeger’s folk picnics will return to Croton, N.Y.’s riverfront Croton Point Park on June 21, featuring a stacked bill of 14 acts from the worlds of jam, folk, country, funk and more.
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Hudson River Music Festival | Relix
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Eggy’s esteem is no accident. There was no instant breakthrough where the music they’d dutifully crafted for years suddenly catapulted them to the major marquees they grace today. There’s been no surprise crossover hit, game-changing co-sign or single viral moment that put them over the top. The quartet’s recognition among the foremost purveyors of improvisational rock comes from a decade of unflagging commitment to the tradition that’s gradually, and rightfully, won them a devoted following. They don’t take it for granted.
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Eggy Live at Relix Studio | Full Show | 12/29/22 | Relix Sessions
Bob Weir was not only an inspiring artist, he was an inviting presence, a beloved figure and a friend to millions of fans. This edition has been lovingly crafted for fellow Deadheads, music lovers, collectors and everyone who misses their Bobby.
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My Morning Jacket have booked a seven-night residency at The Fillmore in San Francisco. The Americana vanguard’s special series at the legendary rock hall, set for October 3-4, 6-7, 9-11, will hold to the no repeats standard introduced for their 2024 Fillmore residency, now stretched to three weekends. Each evening’s setlist will be inspired by a different color of the rainbow, and attendees are encouraged to dress accordingly.
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"I'm Amazed" - Jim James | LOCKN' | Relix
Four nights. Four cities. Four decades of My Morning Jacket on full display. The MMJ Live Series Complete Vinyl Bundle is the definitive collection for fans of one of rock’s great live acts, bringing together all four installments of the ongoing vinyl series and spanning the full arc of a band that has never stopped pushing the limits of what a live performance can be.
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Gregg Allman’s legacy blazes on. Today, the first preview of the Gregg Allman Band’s previously unreleased Philadelphia concert, played and recorded on January 11, 1986, has arrived. The initial single off the impending record, Great As Ever: Live In Philadelphia ’86, due on Friday, April 10 via the subject’s posthumous label, Sawrite Records, comes in the form of a 2:45 live cut centering on the bandleader’s iteration of the Allman Brothers Band covered, Spencer Davis Group instrumental, “Don’t Want You No More.”
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"Soulshine" - Gregg Allman, Trey Anastasio, Derek Trucks and Gov't Mule | The Jammys 2002
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Tedeschi Trucks Band Talk Jerry Garcia’s “Tiger” Guitar on Howard Stern Ahead of Night Eight at The Beacon
Tedeschi Trucks Band picked up their third week of New York appearances by stopping by The Howard Stern Show before taking the stage at The Beacon for night eight of ten. The current residency, which now precedes the release of their sixth-studio set, Future Soul, on Friday, March 25, saw the ensuing Wednesday night revival of their guest list, North Mississippi Allstars: Luther Dickinson, Cody Dickinson, and Joey Williams, who also opened the night.
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"Mr. Charlie" - Tedeschi Trucks Band (Grateful Dead Cover) | The Capitol Theatre | 10/8/24 | Relix
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Oteil & Friends have expanded their itinerary to include six new live engagements. After turning in their previously announced JamPacked Festival appearance in Richmond, Va., on August 1, the group of selected accompanists will proceed with a fresh roster of dates beginning August 2 at the French Broad River Brewery in Asheville, N.C.
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"Stella Blue" - Oteil Burbridge | Relix
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Telluride Jazz Festival has unveiled the full artist lineup for its 2026 presentation. The festival’s 49th event since its 1977 debut will stage on August 7 and 8 at its typical venue of Telluride Town Park Campground in Telluride, Colo., with an eclectic lineup united by a theme of “Tradition and Evolution.” The 12 pioneering acts headed to the historic mining town nestled in the Rocky Mountains this year blur the lines between jazz, funk, jam and more.