Relix

Relix magazine started in 1974 as a small, handmade newsletter aimed at bringing together fans who recorded Grateful Dead concerts. It quickly grew into a full-fledged music magazine that features a diverse range of artists. Today, it holds the title of the second-longest running music magazine in the U.S., following Rolling Stone. The magazine is released eight times each year.

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Jorma Kaukonen at Woodstock, N.Y.'s Bearsville Theater (Photo Gallery)

1 week ago | relix.com | Rob Moderelli

On Friday, June 13, Woodstock, N.Y.'s newly renovated Bearsville Theater welcomed the great blues and folk rock guitarist Jorma Kaukonen for an intimate and powerful solo acoustic set.
Sit-ins, Debuts and Covers from Goose, The String Cheese Incident, Pigeons Playing Ping Pong and More

1 week ago | relix.com | Rob Moderelli

Over the weekend, the jam community came together at Columbia, Md.'s esteemed Merriweather Post Pavilion to celebrate All Good Now, the highly anticipated resurrection of All Good Music Festival. Since the beloved scene staple was formally retired in 2015, the genre's landscape has changed substantially, but the packed bill from June 14 and 15 was a testament to the All Good's legacy and renewed role in bridging the favorites of its heyday with the rising stars of 2025.
Northlands Festival Offers Free Admission, SuperJam Moved to Brooklyn Bowl Nashville and More in Nashville Tonight

1 week ago | relix.com | Rob Moderelli

Last night, at approximately 7:30 p.m. ET, Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival cancelled the remainder of its 2025 event due to unexpected extreme weather conditions. After an earlier temporary pause in programming to see if the climate patterns would shift, the beloved Manchester, Tenn. festival announced the total cancellation with a message to its social channels.
Kim Gordon Gives "Bye Bye" Political Rework for 2025 with Bob Dylan-ish Video

2 weeks ago | relix.com | Rob Moderelli

Rob Moderelli on June 13, 2025 Credit: Vice Cooler Last year, Kim Gordon released her Grammy-nominated sophomore solo album, The Collective, and packed it with massive, grinding, beat-driven tracks like "BYE BYE." On that lead single, the iconic former Sonic Youth vocalist, guitarist and bassist plods through an industrial hip-hop to-do list of numbing must-haves like "milk thistle," "calcium," "high-rise, "boot cut" and "Advil." Now, she's reworked it as "Bye Bye 25!," shifting her cold gaze...
Goose Unveil "Goose Tracks" Signature Ice Cream Flavor with Jeni's

2 weeks ago | relix.com | Rob Moderelli

In the midst of a rapid rise to the top that's included the arrival of their long-awaited fourth studio album Everything Must Go, a headline set at New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, their inaugural Viva El Gonzo destination festival, an appearance on CBS Mornings' "Saturday Sessions," in imminent headline debut at New York's Madison Square Garden and more, Goose have added another feather in their cap today.
Jimmy Page and The Black Crowes Remember 'Live at the Greek' in New "The Making Of" Video

2 weeks ago | relix.com | Rob Moderelli

On October 18 and 19, 1999, Jimmy Page and The Black Crowes joined forces for two unforgettable collaborative performances at Los Angeles' Greek Theatre. 25 years later, the rock icons have reconnected to remember their historic shared stage and give fans access to the wealth of unreleased recordings and backstage stories that they've been sitting on since.
Christone "Kingfish" Ingram, Thundercat, Samara Joy and more selected for Festival International de Jazz de MontrĂ©al Awards

2 weeks ago | relix.com | Rob Moderelli

Rob Moderelli on June 13, 2025Photo Credit: Marc Millman The Festival International de Jazz de Montréal has unveiled the recipients for its 2025 awards. From June 26 to July 5, the pioneering jazz festival will present its 45th annual celebration of the musical form, honoring its heritage and looking to its future with prizes established in honor of the genre's legendary innovators.
Q&A with Midtopia Co-Founders Jessie and Adam Hartke

2 weeks ago | relix.com | Rob Moderelli

Photo courtesy of Somewhere Festival & Conference On June 13 and 14, Somewhere Festival & Conference will return to Downtown Wichita, Kansas with an expanded program reflecting its setting's rapid development as a home for music, artists and trailblazers.
Goose Bust Out the Moody Blues' "Nights in White Satin" and Welcome Coach on "Honeybee" in Missouri

2 weeks ago | relix.com | Rob Moderelli

Last night, June 11, Goose stepped into the spotlight in Chesterfield, Mo. for the second show of their two-night run at The Factory. To conclude the series, the pioneering indie-groove quartet kept up the thrills of their Everything Must Go Tour so far with another stacked setlist, carefully balancing tried and true covers with fan favorite originals from throughout their 11-year discography.
The Lost Albums'

2 weeks ago | relix.com | Rob Moderelli

Bruce Springsteen has turned in the latest single from Tracks II: The Lost Albums, a collection of seven divergent full-length albums recorded between 1983 and 2018, now pulled off the shelf and slated for release on June 27 via Sony Music. His latest advance offering, "Sunday Love," previews Twilight Hours, a 12-track experiment with classic orchestral pop and a loving ode to the timeless sound of the Great American Songbook.