Connecticut-based rock band Goose made their return to Avondale Brewing Company in Birmingham, AL for a fiery two set performance in support of Hurricane Helene relief efforts. Originally slated to perform in Asheville, NC, the relocated show brought a packed house to the familiar venue, where in collaboration with Conscious Alliance funds were raised for local organizations like BeLoved Asheville and Hearts with Hands, who are providing immediate aid to those impacted by the devastating storm.

One in eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer during her lifetime. A group of musicians, venues, artists, and influencers are joining forces with the American Cancer Society to show their support to those facing a breast cancer diagnosis by serving as ambassadors for this year’s Rock The Pink campaign, happening now through October.

The Red Clay Strays were featured on CBS Saturday Morning this past weekend, performing three songs as part of their “Saturday Sessions” series: “Wanna Be Loved,” “I’m Still Fine,” and “Disaster.”

Bluegrass-Americana troubadours Greensky Bluegrass have announced 17 new tour dates, bringing the band coast to coast. The newly added dates kick off on January 16 in Blue Lake, CA, and include stops throughout California, Nevada, and Arizona. Following their West Coast leg, the band will head to the East Coast for several shows, including a two-night stint in Washington, D.C.

Fans can expect an unforgettable experience, highlighted by their cross-genre blend of bluegrass, Americana, rock, and beyond.

The Livery, Benton Harbor’s premier live music venue, is known for hosting the best holiday events. This Halloween was set to be a live Dead party featuring South Bend’s own Grateful Dead cover band, the Happy Campers. However, the untimely passing of Phil Lesh transformed the celebration into a heartfelt farewell to honor his legacy.