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"Weird Al" Yankovic Turns Red Rocks Into A Musical Funhouse On 'Bigger & Weirder' Tour [Photos/Videos]

16 hours ago | liveforlivemusic.com | Josh Martin

It was a beautiful June night in Morrison, Colorado: clear skies, cool mountain air, and 10,000 weirdos ready to worship at the altar of accordion-fueled parody as “Weird Al” Yankovic returned to Red Rocks Amphitheatre on his Bigger & Weirder Tour. It had been six years since Al hit the big stage with his full-blown, multimedia, musical comedy extravaganza, and he made up for it in spades with an evening of costume changes, slapstick visuals, pop culture carnage, and, of course, polka.
Papadosio Throws One More House Party For Asheville [Review/Videos]

1 day ago | liveforlivemusic.com | Michael Broerman

Papadosio was born in backyards in and around Ohio University in Southeast Ohio 19 years ago, so it was fitting that the band threw one more house party for its adopted Asheville, NC hometown before going on indefinite touring hiatus. Over the weekend, the livetronic staple brought its annual Summer Sequence back to the Asheville area for a backyard get-together at Pisgah Brewing Company in neighboring Black Mountain.
Dave Matthews Band Rides The Storm Out With "Fool In The Rain" Following Weather Delay [Photos/Videos]

1 day ago | liveforlivemusic.com | Michael Broerman

Dave Matthews Band doesn’t normally take a set break, but it did last night in Alpharetta, GA. Just a few songs into the band’s show at Ameris Bank Amphitheatre, DMB was forced offstage for nearly an hour due to lightning in the area. When Dave Matthews Band returned, the group fittingly resumed the show with Led Zeppelin‘s “Fool in the Rain”.
Kitchen Dwellers Honor Jeff Austin At The Ryman On Anniversary Of His Death [Videos]

1 day ago | liveforlivemusic.com | Michael Broerman

Kitchen Dwellers used their headlining debut at Ryman Auditorium to honor late mandolinist Jeff Austin on the sixth anniversary of his tragic death. Late in the second set, Kitchen Dwellers sandwiched a cover of Yonder Mountain String Band‘s “Ten” in the middle of their own “Seven Devils” for a climactic set-closing jam. Tuesday’s show was part of Ryman’s Bluegrass Nights summer concert series and paired Dwellers with rising jamgrass band Mountain Grass Unit.
Marcus King, Oteil Burbridge, Charlie Starr Debut Marshall Tucker Band Tribute At Telluride Bluegrass [Photos/Videos]

2 days ago | liveforlivemusic.com | Michael Broerman

Telluride Bluegrass Festival is built on tradition, just ask Sam Bush who has played there every year since 1975. But just as the festival welcomes back acts like Bush, Chris Thile, and Béla Fleck year after year, it’s also a place for historic debuts. This past weekend, Telluride Bluegrass Festival hosted the first-ever performance by Toy Factory Project, the all-star tribute to the Marshall Tucker Band led by Marcus King and Blackberry Smoke’s Charlie Starr.
Daniel Donato Maps Out 'Horizons' 2025 Fall Tour

2 days ago | liveforlivemusic.com | Michael Broerman

Daniel Donato and his Cosmic Country bandmates will saddle up in fall 2025 for the Horizons tour. The stretch of 28 shows comes in support of the guitarist’s forthcoming album of the same name, out August 22nd via Retrace Music. The Horizons tour will begin in September, when Donato, Yonder Mountain String Band, and Railroad Earth reprise their triad set to hit the Midwest and Eastern United States next month.
Japanese Stoner Legends Boris Announce 2025 Tour For 'Pink' 20th Anniversary

2 days ago | liveforlivemusic.com | Michael Broerman

Japanese psych-sludge trio Boris will return to the United States for a tour celebrating the 20th anniversary of Pink. The 23-date Do You Remember Pink Days? fall tour will feature rotating support from Suppression, Agriculture, Uniform, Bongzilla, Cloakroom, Lack of Interest, and more special guests to be announced. The tour will kick off on October 23rd at the Belly Up in Solona Beach, CA, and travel across the country and back before wrapping on November 22nd at the Belasco in Los Angeles.
Papadosio Announces Final Shows Before Indefinite Hiatus

3 days ago | liveforlivemusic.com | Michael Broerman

Papadosio has announced the final two shows the band will play before going on indefinite touring hiatus. The Athens, OH-born jamtronic band will return to the Buckeye State for a two-night, two-city run in October. As it currently stands, Papadosio will go from its annual curated Subterranea event at The Caverns in Pelham, TN (10/4–10/5) to the new Globe Iron in Cleveland for its penultimate concert on Friday, October 10th.
GoFundMe Launched For Grateful Dead Audio Engineer Betty Cantor-Jackson

3 days ago | liveforlivemusic.com | Michael Broerman

A new GoFundMe is raising money for legendary Grateful Dead audio engineer and producer Betty Cantor-Jackson. Cantor-Jackson was the woman behind the coveted “Betty Boards” that became the gold standard for soundboard recordings from the Dead’s formative years from the late ’60s into the early 1980s, including the lauded May 8th, 1977, concert at Cornell University’s Barton Hall.
Dolly Parton Plans Las Vegas Residency For First Sin City Run In 32 Years

4 days ago | liveforlivemusic.com | Michael Broerman

Dolly Parton will return to Las Vegas for her first extended run of Sin City shows in 32 years. Dubbed Dolly: Live in Las Vegas, the six-show residency is set for December 4th, 6th, 7th, 10th, 12th, and 13th at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace [ticket information]. The residency will coincide with the National Finals Rodeo in Las Vegas, which in years past has attracted top-selling country artists like George Strait, Chris Stapleton, and Luke Bryan to perform around town during the event.