On Saturday night, Spafford delivered an unforgettable performance at The Sinclair in Cambridge, MA. A standout moment of the evening was their surprise cover of Pink Floyd's "Run Like Hell", which set the entire venue into motion. Known for their improvisational prowess, Spafford elevated the classic track with extended jams, adding their own creative spin that left the audience in awe.

WATCH PRO-SHOT VIDEO OF "RUN LIKE HELL" HERE

In the chill of autumn's embrace, we mark the birth of John Coltrane, a figure whose presence loomed as vast as the heavens, yet whose mortal span was all too brief. Born in the small town of Hamlet, North Carolina, in 1926, Coltrane’s journey would begin humbly, yet soon ascend to the ethereal. Raised in the midst of the Great Depression, Coltrane discovered his voice through the saxophone, his instrument of prayer.

Veterans of Asheville’s psychedelic music scene, The Snozzberries, have officially announced the Fourth Annual Psychedelic Circus, a vibrant multimedia concert experience set to take place on November 29th at the Salvage Station. Promising an even more immersive experience this year, guitarist and vocalist Ethan Heller shared, “It’s going to be bigger and better than ever.”

Jamtronica specialists Sound Tribe Sector 9 recently treated the Northeast to an inspiring mini-run that included dates in Philadelphia, New York City, and Boston. The band had not visited the Big Apple since headlining Brooklyn Comes Alive in 2022, so fans were excited for a two-night run at the edgy, industrial Brooklyn Steel in Brooklyn, NY.

Salt Lake City-based beloved purveyors of bluegrass, skiing, and silly outfits, Pixie and The Partygrass Boys continue rolling out their forthcoming self-titled album with the release of the second single “Into Nothing,” an anthemic depiction of the full cycle of breaking up from release to outrage to eradicating memories altogether. The full-length record will come out via Americana Vibes on November 8, 2024. Listen to “Into Nothing” HERE.