jam bands: Last News

Oteil Burbridge is striking out on a tour of his own.From September through November, the 60-year-old jam band icon will headline at theaters and music halls all over North America on his ‘Oteil & Friends Tour.’That includes a stop at Port Chester, NY’s Capitol Theatre on Saturday, Oct. 19.“Join me with my incredible band featuring Melvin Seals, Steve Kimock, Jason Crosby, Tom Guarna, John Kimock and Lamar Williams Jr.,” Burbridge shared on Instagram.Fans still on a high from the Dead and Co.

Phish is headed upstream.Trey Anastasio and co. announced they will play back-to-back-to-back concerts at Albany’s MVP Arena on Friday, Oct.

Dead and Company have only six (!) visually and sonically adventurous concerts left at the Las Vegas Sphere from Aug. 1-10 this year.And, if you haven’t seen them live yet — and consider yourself a Deadhead — you’re missing out.“The experience is almost too good,” AU Review gushed.

Allman Brothers Band, some Grateful Dead, a touch of Gov’t Mule and a bit of Warren Haynes Band sprinkled in for good measure, we’ve got the show for you.The inimitable singer-songwriter — and former member of all the legendary aforementioned groups — announced he’s embarking on his fall ‘Million Voices Whisper Tour’ in support of his new album, due out in late September or early October.Toward the end of the fall run, the 64-year-old rock vet will headline at Syracuse’s Oncenter on Thursday, Oct. 10 and Port Chester’s Capitol Theatre on Friday, Oct.

Phish frontman Trey Anastasio has been making the rounds.Ahead of the jam band’s summer tour, the redheaded guitarist and singer-songwriter released the group’s new studio album “Evolve,” took part in a candid conversation on Marc Maron‘s WTF podcast and dropped into NPR for a triumphant, 35-minute Tiny Desk Concert.And, now that the marketing push is out of the way, Trey and Phish will do what they do they best and finally play live this summer.From July 19 through Sept. 1, the legendary, improvisatory quartet have multi-day stints — where no two shows will be the same — lined up at arenas, arts centers, speedways, parks and theatres all over North America.That includes a three-night run at Bethel, NY’s Bethel Woods Center For The Arts from Aug.