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Plus Bottle Rock Napa and a socially distanced concert vacation with Jason Isbell, Shovels & Rope, Grace Potter, and others.

”We're still doing what we always do,” says Arab Strap's Aidan Moffat. ”Malcolm gives me some guitar parts then I’ll fuck about with them and put some drum machines and words over the top.”

Like almost all festivals this year, M for Montreal is going virtual in 2020, with their online edition happening this week -- November 18-20 -- with an all-Canadian lineup.

If you were not among the lucky few that got one of the 100 tickets available for The Flaming Lips‘ space-bubble concert at Oklahoma City's The Criterion on December 11, the band have some good news: more shows are being added.

Providing incidental music during Blue Note's holiday season dining will be Eddie Palmieri, Bill Charlap, Maurice “Mobetta” Brown, Keyon Harrold, Marcus Strickland, Kenny Washington, James Burton, and more.

Netherlands festival Le Guess Who? is going virtual this year, but they've announced 2021 dates, happening November 11-14, as well as the initial list of curators and performers.

The Flaming Lips have been talking about it, toying with it, testing it, and now they're actually doing it: they've announced the "World's First Space Bubble Concert"...

”Ten years ago, our adventure began by playing our first show to virtually no one, and to celebrate we’ve decided to play a show to everyone, virtually.“

As with almost all festivals this very pandemic year, the 2020 edition of Iceland Airwaves is going virtual with a special two-day event, "Live From Reykjavik," this weekend featuring an entirely homegrown lineup.

Good news, comedy fans who subscribe to Netflix. David Chappelle is bringing his mid-'00s Comedy Central sketch show, 'Chappelle's Show,' to the streaming service, which has been home to his standup specials for a while now.