The String Revolution, fresh off their Grammy® win earlier this year for “Best Arrangement (Instrumental or A Cappella)” alongside collaborator Tommy Emmanuel, continues their highly anticipated tour with an impressive string of dates opening for Emmanuel across the Southeast United States. These performances will bring their signature sound to audiences from Florida to Virginia, with a headline show in Winston-Salem before culminating in a holiday broadcast at The Dorothy Chandler Pavilion in Los Angeles.

Opening with one of their most fun and enduring ditties, the calendar-appropriate “Pie for Breakfast,” The Brothers Comatose, on Black Friday, Nov. 29, serenaded an at-capacity back-patio crowd with a captivating set of contemporary bluegrass/folk-rock revelry. The show took place at Old Princeton Landing Public House and Grill, at Half Moon Bay, about 25 miles south of San Francisco. Santa Cruz, Calif.-based band Wolf Jett opened the festivities.

Music fans who like a taste of alt-pop-psychedelia with an indie twist (Tame Impala, Flaming Lips) might want to jump into Pond. The Australian quintet played at The Regency Ballroom in San Francisco on Tuesday night with opening act Fazerdaze.

In 2025, KRAFTWERK, with legendary electro pioneer Ralf Hütter, will return to North America to commemorate their breakthrough album Autobahn and their first U.S. Tour, which took place in 1975. KRAFTWERK are pleased to announce 50 Years of Autobahn with their MULTIMEDIA CONCERTS. Tickets go on sale this Friday, December 13 at 10AM local at www.kraftwerktour25.com and fans can sign-up for presale access now.

Today, on December 5th, 2024, we at Grateful Web celebrate the birthday of the legendary JJ Cale. A true craftsman of music, Cale's understated style and profound influence continue to resonate with artists and fans alike. His contributions have shaped the very fabric of Americana, blues, and rock music, leaving a legacy that endures beyond his years.