Phish Shares Pro-Shot “It’s Ice” From The Red Velvet Show
On Sunday night, Phish closed their first of three weekends at Madison Square Garden. Following Friday’s “Coconut” theme and Saturday’s “Strawberry,” spectacle, the tone had been set for the run, with an “anything-goes” vibe permeating throughout MSG. Phish harnessed that energy and excitement for Sunday’s “Red Velvet” theme and used it to put together arguably the most solid two-set performance of the summer (so far), with a pair of beloved Velvet Underground covers book-ending a night of red-themed lights and wild full-band improvisation around every corner.Toward the end of the first set, after a rocking “Theme From The Bottom, Phish broke into “It’s Ice.” The song, stretched out to 15+ minutes, easily pushed its way into the realm of the best versions of the Trey Anastasio/Tom Marshall gem ever played–a perfect layer of “It’s Ice”-ing on the proverbial Red Velvet donut. The song’s typical funk breakdown was ditched for type II improvisation, complete with a dark, sci-fi vibe (something that Phish has been toying around with for the entire tour so far). Page McConnell leaned in on his synth pads as the rest of the band built up a minimalist groove, the reverberating tone and the understated blue/purple/white lights lending a cavernous texture to the jam, submerging the audience 20,000 leagues under the ice. Trey added a rhythmic, jazzy lead that shepherded the band towards a psych rock peak before rising to the surface for the song’s closing stanza. Phish has shared pro-shot video from this “It’s Ice,” which you can watch here:Phish resumes their thirteen-night stand at Madison Square Garden tonight, with a “Jam-Filled” donut theme. See you there!SETLIST: Phish | Baker’s Dozen Night 3 | Madison Square Garden | New York City | 7/23/17SET 1: Sunday Morning*, Axilla I, Your Pet Cat, Back on the Train, How Many People Are You, Glide, Theme From the Bottom > It’s Ice > MoreSET 2: AC/DC Bag > Wolfman’s Brother > Twist > Waves > Miss You, Boogie On Reggae Woman, Wading in the Velvet SeaENCORE: Sweet Jane* Debut; Trey on drums; Fishman dressed as the pope and waving incense at the crowd[photo by Andrew Blackstein]If you’re heading to New York for Phish’s 13-night Baker’s Dozen run at Madison Square Garden, don’t miss all the incredible late night shows going on in the City during the run! Check out Our Official Guide To Baker’s Dozen Late-Nights for all the info.Live For Live Music Phish Baker’s Dozen Run Late-Night ShowsJuly 25 – Turkuaz at Irving Plaza (tix) *July 28 – Dopapod @ Gramercy Theater (tix) *July 28 – James Brown Dance Party – 2 Shows @ Highline Ballroom (early tix/late tix) *July 29 – Dopapod @ Gramercy (tix) *July 29 – Perpetual Groove @ BB King Blues Club (tix)Aug 2 – Matisyahu @ The Cutting Room (tix) *Aug 3 – Greensky Bluegrass w/ Marco Benevento @ Ford Amphitheatre At Coney Island Boardwalk (tix) **Aug 4 – “Kraz & Taz” – Eric Krasno Band w/ Brandon “Taz” Niederauer Band @ The Cutting Room (tix)Aug 5 – Spafford @ BB King Blues Club (SOLD OUT)* (L4LM & CEG Presents)**(L4LM & Live Nation Presents)
As music streaming giant Spotify prepares to go public tomorrow, CNBC welcomed an expert on the service’s royalty structure: Jack Stratton, the mind behind Vulfpeck. During the roughly five-minute conversation, Stratton spoke with Squawk Alley‘s Carl Quintanilla about Sleepify, the new currency he uses to measure Spotify’s pitiful artist payouts, and more.In his trademark deadpan, Stratton offered a variety of parables and new concepts to help illustrate his ideas on the subject. Of course, the segment also featured his usual awkward pauses, off-kilter jokes, and quirky remarks, which coaxed befuddled laughter out of the hosts on more than one occasion.In the interview, Strattion explained a currency of his own division, “pities,” which are worth 1/100 of a penny and are needed to measure the payout for a song play on Spotify (which he says amounts to about 60 pities). He also explained what he thought would need to happen to make Spotify’s public offering a good investment [Spoiler: it doesn’t look promising].Spotify has long been the subject of musicians’ ire for their paltry and often ambiguous artist royalty model. In 2014, Stratton devised a way to game the Spotify system with Sleepify, a totally silent Vulfpeck album. The band urged their fervent fan base to play on repeat while they slept to generate passive income, which they promised to use to fund a free tour.Vulfpeck was able to bring in more than $20,000 and fund a brief run of admission-free dates before Spotify pulled the album. As Stratton explains, “It was removed under the terms violation that ‘the artist shan’t make money.’ That term.”As Quintanilla noted at the end of the gloriously bizarre interview, “Jack, I think you made your point, uh…over time…with this. We thank you for your time today. ”Watch the full video of Jack Stratton’s CNBC Squawk Alley segment below.Jack Stratton CNBC Interview Segment [Video: CNBC][H/T – CNBC]
Today, Hoxeyville Music Festival has announced the artist lineup for their 2018 event, set to take place from August 17th through 19th in Wellston, MI. The 17th-annual edition of Hoxeyville will feature headlining sets from Dawes, Leftover Salmon, The Infamous Stringdusters, and One Night Stand Band (featuring Paul Hoffman and Dave Bruzza of Greensky Bluegrass), as well as two sets from Billy Strings.Nestled in 150 acres of farmland surrounded by the Manistee National Forest, Hoxeyville Music Festival is a testament to pure north country peace and celebration. Hoxeyville is the Midwest’s premier Americana and Roots festival. It boasts two stages featuring nationally touring artists as well as the best and brightest Michigan talent with an intimate capacity of three thousand.The festival takes pride in building a supportive, safe, and family-friendly including kids’ tent programming, top-notch food, and easily accessible and traversable festival grounds. Hoxeyville is strategically located near various mountain biking trails and the Pine River—a national wild and scenic river, world-class blue-ribbon trout stream and a renowned paddle sports playground.To get more information about this year’s 17th-annual Hoxeyville Music Festival, or to purchase advance tickets to the event, head to the festival website. 2018 Hoxeyville Music Festival LineupDawesLeftover SalmonThe Infamous StringdustersOne Night Stand Band feat. phoffman (Paul Hoffman) + Dave Bruzza (of Greensky Bluegrass)Billy Strings x2Steppin In ItLarry KeelLuke Winslow-KingLindsay LouThe Sweet Water WarblersJon Stickley TrioThe Crane WivesAirborne or Aquatic?Richie and RosieThe Insiders: A Tribute to Tom PettyArtist at Large: Michael Arlen Bont (of Greensky Bluegrass)Granny Devito w/ Seth Bernard & Scott PellegromThe Whistle Stop RevueBreathe Owl BreatheJake Allen BandBigfoot BuffaloJen SygitSoul Patchbrotha JamesWatching for FoxesGifts or CreaturesCousin CurtissHerb & HansonDeep Fried Pickle Project Jug BandView Full Lineup
Hangtown Music Festival 2018 LineupRailroad Earth (3 nights)The Claypool Lennon DeliriumTrampled By TurtlesKarl Denson’s Tiny Universe presents Eat A Bunch of PeachesLukas Nelson & Promise of the RealThe Infamous StringdustersKeller Williams’ PettyGrass feat. The HillbendersBilly StringsPimps of JoytimeMelvin Seals and JGBGhost LightPink Talking FishJon Stickley TrioDead Winter CarpentersKung FuSepiatonicMidtown SocialFive Alarm FunkRon Artis IIAchilles WheelJelly BreadOld Salt UnionOne Grass Two GrassView Full Lineup In 2018, Hangtown Music Festival will return to Placerville, California, with the beloved festival hosted by Railroad Earth scheduled for October 25th through 28th. Entering its eighth-annual iteration, the multi-day camping event is a West Coast favorite around Halloween. Today, Hangtown Music Festival has announced their 2018 artists, continuing the festival’s trend of securing truly standout lineups year after the year.Per tradition, host band Railroad Earth will perform for three nights during the festival. Hangtown 2018 will also see performances by The Claypool Lennon Delirium, Trampled By Turtles, Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe (presents “Eat A Bunch of Peaches,” the band’s fan-favorite Allman Brothers Band tribute), Lukas Nelson & Promise of the Real, The Infamous Stringdusters, Keller Williams’ PettyGrass featuring The Hillbenders, Billy Strings, Pimps of Joytime, Melvin Seals and JGB, Ghost Light, Pink Talking Fish, Jon Stickley Trio, Dead Winter Carpenters, Kung Fu, and more.Highly discounted tickets for Hangtown Music Festival 2018, which is scheduled for October 25th to 28th in Placerville, California, are on sale now here. The discounted tickets will be available while supplies last or until July 30th, when prices go up. RV and vehicle passes as well as SupernaturALL VIP packages go on sale July 12th. For more information, or to grab your tickets, head to the festival’s website here.
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Today, singer-songwriter, comedian, and parody artist extraordinaire “Weird Al” Yankovic has announced his upcoming 2019 North American String Attached tour, which will include performances with a full symphony orchestra from the respective cities he visits. Yankovic’s band will consist of longtime bandmates Jim West (guitar), Stephen Jay (bass), Ruben Valtierra (keys), and Jon “Bermuda” Schwartz (drums). Yankovic also notes that he will be joined by female background singers for the first time ever, including Lisa Popeil, Monique Donnelly, and Scottie Haskell, who have appeared on many of his studio efforts.Weezer Welcomes Weird Al Yankovic For Toto’s “Africa” At Los Angeles Performance [Video]In his original announcement, Weird Al wrote:We’re going directly from my most scaled-down, low-key show ever (this year’s Ridiculously Ill-Advised Vanity Tour) to my most full-blown, over-the-top extravaganza ever. Not only are we bringing back the costumes and the props and the big video screen, but also… every single night we’ll be performing with a FULL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. For real. No, we’re not cramming an orchestra on our bus – it’ll be a different orchestra in every city. Sometimes it will be a “branded” local orchestra (like, say, the Colorado Symphony), and other times we’ll basically just be putting together our own orchestra with local musicians. And yes, we’re back to PLAYING THE HITS… but we’ll also throw in a few deeps cuts too (including a couple songs that we’ve never played before – not even on the Ill-Advised Vanity Tour!) Of course it’ll be the same amazing band as always – Jim, Steve, Ruben and Bermuda – plus, for the first time ever we’ll be touring with female background singers (Lisa Popeil, Monique Donnelly and Scottie Haskell – incredible vocalists who have appeared on many of my studio recordings). I think it’s really going to be a special show, and I can’t wait to get started! I’m not allowed to say much else about it before the 12th, but I will say that it’s basically a 3-month summer tour, and yes, we’ll be playing a bunch of places that we didn’t get around to on the last one (hello, Vancouver, Las Vegas, and the entire state of Florida!) But sadly, I’m afraid that, once again, it’s just a North American tour – hopefully we’ll hit Australia, Europe, and other parts of the world some other time. Anyway, tickets go on sale Friday, Nov. 16 at 11:00 AM Eastern… all dates and info will be on weirdal.com. Hope to see you on the road next year!The upcoming Strings Attached tour will consist of a three-month summer tour with stops all across the United States. Tickets go on sale Friday, November 16th at 11:00 a.m. (EST). For more information on “Weird Al” Yankovic’s upcoming tour and ticketing information, head to his website here.“Weird Al” Yankovic 2019 Tour Dates:06/05 – Clearwater, FL @ Ruth Eckerd Hall06/06 – Ft. Lauderdale, FL @ Broward Center for the Performing Arts06/08 – Melbourne, FL @ Maxwell C. King Center for the Performing Arts06/09 – St. Augustine, FL @ St. Augustine Amphitheatre06/10 – Orlando, FL @ Hard Rock Live06/13 – New Orleans, LA @ Saenger Theatre06/14 – Irving, TX @ The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory06/15 – The Woodlands, TX @ Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion06/16 – San Antonio, TX @ Majestic Theatre06/18 – Austin, TX @ Bass Concert Hall06/20 – Memphis, TN @ Orpheum Theatre06/21 – Oklahoma City, OK @ Zoo Amphitheatre06/22 – St. Louis, MO @ Fabulous Fox Theatre06/23 – Madison, WI @ @ Overture Center for the Arts06/25 – Roanoke, VA @ Berglund Performing Arts Theatre06/27 – Richmond, VA @ Virginia Credit Union LIVE!06/28 – Simpsonville, SC @ Heritage Park Amphitheatre06/29 – Nashville, TN @ Ascend Amphitheatre06/30 – Atlanta, GA @ State Bank Amphitheatre at Chastain Park07/02 – Ft. Wayne, IN @ Foellinger Theatre07/03 – Kettering, OH @ Fraze Pavilion07/05 – Rochester Hills, MI @ Meadow Brook Amphitheatre07/06 – Cleveland, OH @ KeyBank State Theatre at Playhouse Square07/07 – Pittsburgh, PA @ Benedum Center for the Performing Arts07/08 – Toronto, ON @ Budweiser Stage07/11 – Syracuse, NY @ Landmark Theatre07/12 – Philadelphia, PA @ Metropolitan Opera House07/13 – Cary, NC @ Koka Booth Amphitheatre07/14 – Charlotte, NC @ Charlotte Metro Credit Union Amphitheatre07/16 – Vienna, VA @ Wolf Trap07/18 – Gilford, NH @ Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion07/19 – Mashantucket, CT @ Foxwoods Resort Casino07/20 – New York, NY @ Forest Hills Stadium07/21 – Boston, MA @ Blue Hills Bank Pavilion07/23 – Lewiston, NY @ Artpark Amphitheater07/26 – Grand Rapids, MI @ DeVos Performance Hall07/27 – Milwaukee, WI @ Miller High Life Theatre07/28 – Highland Park, IL @ Ravinia Festival07/30 – Cedar Rapids, IA @ McGrath Amphitheatre07/31 – Lincoln, NE @ Pinewood Bowl Theater08/01 – Morrison, CO @ Red Rocks Amphitheatre08/03 – Phoenix, AZ @ Comerica Theatre08/04 – San Diego, CA @ San Diego Civic Theatre08/07 – Las Vegas, NV @ The Smith Center for the Performing Arts08/08 – Costa Mesa, CA @ Pacific Amphitheatre08/09 – Berkeley, CA @ Greek Theatre08/10 – Los Angeles, CA @ Greek Theatre08/11 – Sacramento, CA @ Memorial Auditorium08/13 – Wenatchee, WA @ Town Toyota Center08/14 – Troutdale, OR @ Edgefield08/16 – Seattle, WA @ Paramount Theatre08/17 – Seattle, WA @ Paramount Theatre08/19 – Vancouver, BC @ Queen Elizabeth Theatre08/21 – Victoria, BC @ Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre08/22 – Abbotsford, BC @ Abbotsford Centre08/24 – Calgary, AB @ Jack Singer Concert Hall08/25 – Billings, MT @ Rimrock Auto Arena08/26 – Bismark, ND @ Bismarck Event Center08/28 – Indianapolis, IN @ Farm Bureau Insurance Lawn at White River State Park08/30 – Peoria, IL @ Peoria Civic Center08/31 – Kansas City, MO @ Starlight Theatre09/01 – North Little Rock, AR @ Verizon ArenaView All Tour Dates
Today, Epicenter Festival has announced the lineup for their inaugural event in 2019, set to take place on May 10th, 11th, and 12th in Rockingham, North Carolina. The three-day festival will be led by performances from Korn, Rob Zombie, The Prodigy, Tool, Judas Priest, The Cult, Foo Fighters, Bring Me The Horizon, 311, Mastodon, Tom Morello, Yelawolf, Evanesence, Bush, The Cult, and many more. You can check out the full lineup on the poster below.Tickets for the inaugural Epicenter Festival will go on sale this Friday, December 14th, at noon EST via the festival website. You can also read their amusing FAQ response detailing the concepts of “moshing” and “crowd surfing”—which you know will happen, given the artists on the bill—and the festival’s policies about them here.Watch the festival’s lineup announcement video below:Epicenter Festival Lineup Announcement Video
The Grateful Dead‘s next live album release as part of their Dave’s Picks live series will feature a recording of the famous jam band’s January 1970 concert at The Fillmore East. The band announced on Wednesday that Dave’s Picks: Vol. 30 will be one of four live releases curated by Grateful Dead Archivist David Lemieux to arrive next year, along with some unique bonus items.The concert initially took place back on January 2nd, 1970, and would help kickstart what could be considered the most significant year in Grateful Dead history. Although the band was never revered for their studio recordings, they would go on to release their two career-defining albums a few months later with Workingman’s Dead in June followed by American Beauty in November.Some of the songs performed during the January 2nd concert, which would ultimately be featured on the two beloved albums, included “Casey Jones”, “Black Peter”, “Cumberland Blues”, “Uncle John’s Band”, “High Time”, “Dire Wolf”, and “Easy Wind”. The performance also featured a mix of early psychedelic Dead favorites including “China Cat Sunflower” > “I Know You Rider”, “Dark Star”, and “The Eleven”.The 30th edition of Dave’s Picks will even come with a bonus disc containing two hours of the band’s performance from the following evening on January 3rd. The bonus disc will only be available for fans who purchase the album through the year-long subscription. In total, the live album series’ 2019 subscription will include Volumes 29-32, including an instant download of the Dead.net graphic, if you’re into that kind of thing. All four numbered releases will be delivered quarterly throughout the coming year. The previously announced Dave’s Picks Vol. 29 will feature the band’s February 26th, 1977 concert at the Swing Auditorium in San Bernardino, California.Related: The Grateful Dead Announces 2018 Edition Of Free “30 Days Of Dead” Download SeriesLemieux recently discussed some of the plans for the 2019 Dave’s Picks subscription series in one of his outdoor video blogs, which can often be as entertaining as the live albums themselves.David Lemieux Seaside Chat: Dave’s Picks In 2019[Video: Grateful Dead]Deadheads can click here to pre-order their subscription for access to the four Dave’s Picks releases in 2019 for a reasonable price of just $115. Undecided buyers have until December 20th at 11:59 p.m. PST to do so. The full fan-recorded audio from the 1970 performance can also be previewed below.Grateful Dead – The Fillmore East – 1/2/1970[Audio: Jonathan Aizen]
On Friday night, Kalamazoo, MI-native quintet Greensky Bluegrass played their first of two tour-closing shows in the Motor City. To mark their homecoming, Greensky crafted a show that gave a nod to the evening’s locale, spelling out “Detroit, Michigan” with the first letter in each song of their setlist.The “Detroit” set one hit the road running with a lengthy rendition of “Don’t Lie” which, after more than 17 minutes, dissolved into a cover of the Grateful Dead‘s “Eyes of the World”. Next came Tuesday Letter (2006) track “Tied Down”, followed by “Run or Die”, “Old Barns”, “I’d Probably Kill You”, and a set-closing “Train Junkie”.Greensky Bluegrass Plays Setlist Word Games On “Casual Wednesday” With Billy Strings & More [Full Audio]Greensky’s “Michigan” second set began with “Miss September”, followed by a two-song All For Money punch of “It’s Not Mine Anymore” and “Courage For The Road”. “Hold On” came next, followed by “Indian Trail” and a cover of Paul Simon‘s “Gumboots”.Greensky Bluegrass – “It’s Not Mine Anymore”/”Courage For The Road”[Video: Michael Beyer]After some onstage banter about the new record and the subsequent tour, Greensky Bluegrass started into the new album’s title track, “All For Money”, before closing out their set—and their setlist acrostic—with “No Idea”. Finally, with their spelling exercise completed, the band returned for an encore performance of the hymnal “Will The Circle Be Unbroken?” followed by a quick reprise of the show-opening “Don’t Lie” to bring the memorable performance to a close.You can listen to a full audio recording of Greensky Bluegrass’s Motor City opener below:Greensky Bluegrass – Detroit, MI – 2/8/19 – Full Audio[Taped by: Todd Moore]Greensky’s All For Money tour will wrap up tonight with one final performance at The Fillmore Detroit. For a full list of Greensky Bluegrass’s upcoming your dates, head to the band’s website.Setlist: Greensky Bluegrass | The Fillmore Detroit | Detroit, MI | 2/8/19Set One: Don’t Lie > Eyes of the World > Tied Down, Run Or Die, Old Barns, I’d Probably Kill You, Train JunkieSet Two: Miss September > It’s Not Mine, Courage For The Road, Hold On, Indian Trail > Gumboots, All For Money > No IdeaEncore: Will The Circle Be Unbroken, Don’t Lie Reprise
Dr. Dog and Shakey Graves have announced a co-headlining summer tour, which will see support from Caroline Rose during the first half of the stretch, and from Liz Cooper & The Stampede throughout the latter half.The two rock-fusion acts will kick off their joint co-headlining tour with a special performance at Morrison, CO’s beloved Red Rocks Amphitheatre on August 15th, followed, by stops at Minneapolis, MN’s Surly Brewing Co. (8/17); Milwaukee, WI’s Riverside Theater (8/18); East Moline, IL’s The Rest Belt (8/19); Louisville, KY’s Iroquois Amphitheater (8/20); Dallas, TX’s The Bomb Factory (8/22); Houston, TX’s White Oak Lawn (8/23); and New Braunfels, TX’s Whitewater Amphitheater on August 24th.Following a few weeks off the road, the band with kick things back up with a performance at Wilmington, NC’s Greenfield Lake Amphitheater on September 9th, followed by stops at Asheville, NC’s New Belgium Brewing Company (9/11); Charlottesville, VA’s Sprint Pavilion (9/12); Washington, D.C.’s The Anthem (9/13); Shelburne, VT’s Shelburne Museum (9/17); Portland, ME’s Thompson’s Point (9/18); Boston, MA’s Blue Hills Bank Pavilion (9/20); and a tour-closing performance at Philadelphia, PA’s Metropolitan Opera House on September 21st.Both band’s tour announcements note a two-night New York City run on September 14th and 15th, at a yet-to-be-determined location.A pre-sale is currently underway through Shakey Graves here. Tickets go on sale to the general public this Friday, February 15th at 10 a.m. local time. Head to Dr. Dog or Shakey Graves’ websites for more information.Dr. Dog & Shakey Graves 2019 Summer Tour Dates:8/15 – Red Rocks Amphitheatre – Morrison, CO8/17 – Surly Brewing Co. – Minneapolis, MN8/18 – Riverside Theater – Milwaukee, WI8/19 – The Rust Belt – East Moline, IL8/20 – Iroquois Amphitheater – Louisville, KY8/22 – The Bomb Factory – Dallas, TX8/23 – White Oak Lawn – Houston, TX8/24 – Whitewater Amphitheater – New Braunfels, TX9/9 – Greenfield Lake Amphitheater – Wilmington, NC9/11 – New Belgium Brewing Company – Asheville, NC9/12 – Sprint Pavilion – Charlottesville, VA9/13 – The Anthem – Washington, D.C.9/17 – Shelburne Museum – Shelburne, VT9/18 – Thompson’s Point – Portland, ME9/20 – Blues Hills Bank Pavilion – Boston, MA9/21 – Philadelphia Metropolitan Opera House – Philadelphia, PAView All Tour Dates