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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The Swell Season Unveil Latest Single "Stuck in Reverse,' Preview First LP in 16 Years 'Forward'

1 day ago | relix.com | Hana Gustafson

The acclaimed folk-rock duo, Glen Hansard and Markéta Irglová, have revived their project The Swell Season and announced the June 13 arrival of their forthcoming record, Forward. The impending release marks the pair's first new set of music in 16 years, following their self-titled 2006 debut and sophomore follow-up, 2009's Strict Joy.
Mt. Joy Cover Gillian Welch's "Look At Miss Ohio" with Members of Caamp in Columbus

1 day ago | relix.com | Hana Gustafson

On April 21, Mt. Joy took their current Hope We Have Fun Tour to KEMBA Live! in Columbus, Ohio.
Bristol Rhythm & Roots Reunion Outlines Extensive Artist Lineup Led by The Teskey Brothers, Lukas Nelson and More

1 day ago | relix.com | Hana Gustafson

Bristol Rhythm & Roots Reunion will return to State Street in Historic Downtown Bristol, Tenn.-Va., on Friday, Sept. 19, through Sunday, Sept. 21. The 24th annual event presents a genre-fluid lineup of acts that lean into the realms of outlaw country, soul-tugging blues, psychedelic jam, bluegrass, and beyond. Leading the impending gathering are The Teskey Brothers, Shane Smith & The Saints, Lukas Nelson, and Ricky Skaggs & Kentucky Thunder.
Phish Commence Night One at Bill Graham Civic Auditorium in San Francisco, Tease "Manteca" During "Mike's Song"

1 day ago | relix.com | Hana Gustafson

After finding their groove and extemporizing select songs in the Pacific Northwest with the onset of Spring Tour, on Friday and Saturday, April 18-19, at Seattle's Climate Pledge Arena, and the first Portland, Ore. appearance since 1999, on Sunday, April 20, Phish was seasoned and ready for the third location of their four city jaunt. Last night, April 22, represented the first in a two-evening staging at the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium in San Francisco.
The Devon Allman Project Announce New Guest-Heavy LP 'Blues Summit' and Subsequent Tour Featuring Jimmy Hall, Larry McCray and Sierra Green

2 days ago | relix.com | Hana Gustafson

The Devon Allman Project has announced the forthcoming release of his latest studio endeavor, Blues Summit, from Ruf Records. Arriving this summer, the set hosts guest slots from Christone "Kingfish" Ingram, Robert Randolph, Jimmy Hall, Larry McCray, Sierra Green, and others. Some of the previously mentioned musical accompaniment will join the bandleader on the road and in support of the new LP, in August and September.
Steely Dan's 'The Royal Scam' Will Return to Vinyl After 40 Years

2 days ago | relix.com | Hana Gustafson

Steely Dan's fifth studio album, The Royal Scam, known for classic cuts like "Kid Charlemagne," "The Fez," "The Caves of Altamira," and the gripping title track, is slated to return to vinyl format for the first time in over 40 years. Available on June 6 via Geffen/ UMe, the collection represents the final piece in an extensive reissue program of the band's classic ABC and MCA Records, which began in 2022 with the band's esteemed debut, Can't Buy A Thrill.
Two Nights of Widespread Panic, Tyler Childers, The Flaming Lips and More

2 days ago | relix.com | Hana Gustafson

Mempho Music Festival has unveiled the artist lineup for the October 3-5 event, slated to take place at the Radians Amphitheater at Memphis Botanic Garden in Memphis, Tenn. Southern rock jam mavens, Widespread Panic, received top billing for this festival cycle, headlining Friday and Saturday night of the bill, before grass-rooted country favorite, Tyler Childers, will assume the slot on Sunday.
Two Nights of Widespread Panic, Tyler Childers, The Flaming Lips, Father John Misty and More

2 days ago | relix.com | Hana Gustafson

Mempho Music Festival has unveiled the artist lineup for the October 3-5 event, slated to take place at the Radians Amphitheater at Memphis Botanic Garden in Memphis, Tenn. Southern rock jam mavens, Widespread Panic, received top billing for this festival cycle, headlining Friday and Saturday night of the bill, before grass-rooted country favorite, Tyler Childers, will assume the slot on Sunday.
The Brothers Conclude Madison Square Garden Run with First-Class Allman Brothers Band Material

1 week ago | relix.com | Hana Gustafson

The Brothers returned to Madison Square Garden on Wednesday, April 16, for the second and final live performance in a two-night, venue-specific series honoring the music of The Allman Brothers Band.
Zak Starkey Responds to The Who's Decision to Part Ways

1 week ago | relix.com | Hana Gustafson

Following yesterday's initial report that The Who had parted ways with drummer Zak Starkey, the longtime backbeat shared a statement with regarding the decision and his future endeavors. "I'm very proud of my near thirty years with The Who. Filling the shoes of my Godfather, 'uncle Keith' has been the biggest honor and I remain their biggest fan," Ringo Starr's son said of the coveted role while referencing his dad's friend and the band's synonymous time keeper, the late Keith Moon.