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Plus Leon Bridges, Wu-Tang Clan, The National, Sheryl Crow, Nile Rodgers & Chic, Carly Rae Jepsen, Japanese Breakfast, and more.

“It’s not about responding to the past or whatever our bullshit legacy is,“ Eric Bachmann says. “I just wanted to work with these guys because I knew the chemistry we had and that we still have“

Thursday’s NYC-area shows include Darkest Hour, Record Setter, Willie Nile, War, Kronos Quartet, and more.

The lineup also includes Lil Wayne, John Fogerty, Charli XCX, Death Cab, Modest Mouse, Portugal. The Man, Taking Back Sunday, Big Boi, Anthrax, Violent Femmes, The Breeders, Parquet Courts, Bob Mould, and much more...

In the wake of Russia’s war on Ukraine, many artists have been cancelling shows there, and writing in support of Ukraine.

HEY WHAT indeed.

Moving from its former home in Long Beach, CA for 2021, Once Upon a Time in LA has a killer hip-hop lineup, plus lots of classic funk and soul.

Los Lobos‘ new album ‘Native Sons‘ is a "love letter to Los Angeles,“ and the band's tour hits just about everywhere in the U.S. including dates with Steve Earle and The Mavericks.

Jazz bandleader and Tortoise member Jeff Parker has released a rendition of War's 1971 classic ”Slippin' Into Darkness” for Quiet Pterodactyl's upcoming benefit compilation...

Dickerson's basslines and co-writing helped define iconic songs like ”Low Rider,” ”Why Can't We Be Friends?,” ”The Cisco Kid,” and ”Summer,” and he sang lead on their psychedelic soul masterpiece ”The World Is A Ghetto.”