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Plus, watch The Lone Bellow pay tribute to Frightened Rabbit’s Scott Hutchison with their first ever performance of “There Is Love All Around You,” co-written by The National for Scott.

If you can’t make it to Newport, you can still stream some performances live, including including Courtney Barnett, Margo Price. Gary Clark Jr, Hamilton Leithauser, Khruangbin, Valerie June, Nels Cline, and more.

It’s a jam-packed Friday of shows, with alt-J/Kamasi Washington, King Gizzard, The Magnetic Fields, Deer Tick, Bodega, Grizzly Bear, Stephen Malkmus, Wand and lots, lots more.

On Bob Dylan’s birthday, Emily Haines, Peter Wolf, Steve Buscemi, Triumph the Insult Comic Dog, Laurie Anderson and more recreated Bob’s first ever concert at NYC’s Town Hall.

Bob Dylan first played NYC’s Town Hall on April 12, 1963, and in celebration of that show’s 55th anniversary and Bob Dylan’s 77th birthday, there will be a Dylan tribute at Town Hall on May 24 titled “Tomorrow is a Long Time.” Mark Kozelek, Laurie Anderson, Metric’s Emily Haines, Peter Wolf, Joan as Police Woman, Teddy Thompson and more will perform songs from that Dylan Town Hall show,..

The 2018 edition of The Capitol Theatre’s recurring ‘Last Waltz’ tribute also features Nels Cline, Hand Habits, Eric Slick (Dr. Dog), John Roderick (The Long Winters), Andy Cabic (Vetiver), and still much more.

Franz Ferdinand, Once and Future Band, The Nels Cline 4, Rick from Pile, and more Monday show options.

Tonight’s NYC-area shows include Eric B & Rakim, L7, Fazerdaze, Sidney Gish, Xylouris White, Pop 1280, Fire Is Motion, and more.

On March 26, Brooklyn venue Roulette hosted ‘John Abercrombie: Timeless – A Tribute to His Life and Music,’ a benefit concert in honor of the late jazz musician who passed on in August of 2017 at 72 years old. Abercrombie was an innovative and prominent guitarist who started out in the world of jazz fusion with his first album, Timeless in 1975…

Robert Plant, Robyn Hitchcock, The-Dream, Homeshake, The Lemon Twigs & more playing a benefit for Planned Parenthood, and more Valentine’s Day show options.