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Phish Unveils Spring/Summer 2022 Tour Dates
Concerts & Tours

Phish Unveils Spring/Summer 2022 Tour Dates

Phish is back at it this year with a healthy tour schedule. The band, anchored by bass great Mike Gordon, will get things rolling in April and keep it going through September. The new dates include a four-night residency at Madison Square Garden.

Origin Effects Unveils BassRIG Super Vintage and ’64 Black Panel Bass Pedals
Pedals & Effects

Origin Effects Unveils BassRIG Super Vintage and ’64 Black Panel Bass Pedals

Origin Effects has launched two new bass pedals with the BassRIG Super Vintage and the BassRIG ’64 Black Panel. The units are overdrive and preamp pedals that center around the company’s Analogue Amp Recreation circuitry.

Khruangbin and Leon Bridges Team Again for “Texas Moon”
New Albums

Khruangbin and Leon Bridges Team Again for “Texas Moon”

Some collaborations seem to be a forced effort, but the pairing of the Khruangbin with Leon Bridges fits like a glove. Their first project together was 2020’s “Texas Sun”, and they’ve just followed it up with a second EP called “Texas Moon”.

Schroeder Cabinets Introduces Dann Glenn Signature DG1000 Bass Cabinet
Amps

Schroeder Cabinets Introduces Dann Glenn Signature DG1000 Bass Cabinet

Schroeder Cabinets has unveiled a new signature cabinet with bassist Dann Glenn called the DG1000. Available in either 1,000-watt or 1,200-watt versions, the cab is described by Glenn as “light as a feather with a huge sonic footprint.”

Craig Schoedler Releases “Bass Legacy”
New Albums

Craig Schoedler Releases “Bass Legacy”

Craig Schoedler has returned with a new solo album entitled “Bass Legacy”. The bassist and bandleader digs into a contemporary jazz sound for the effort with his six-string Warwick, which also graces the album’s cover.

Victor Wooten and Steve Bailey Add Second Leg to Bass Extremes Tour
Concerts & Tours

Victor Wooten and Steve Bailey Add Second Leg to Bass Extremes Tour

Victor Wooten, Steve Bailey, and Gregg Bissonette have added a second leg to their upcoming Bass Extremes tour. The second round of dates will focus on the East Coast with performances from Georgia up to Massachusetts.

Viktor Lorincz: Melodic Bass Solo
Bass Videos

Viktor Lorincz: Melodic Bass Solo

I always love getting new videos from Viktor Lorincz, and today I got another great one in my inbox. The bassist created a 2-minute bass solo focused on making melodies in a slap groove.

Bobby Weir & Wolf Bros Release “Live In Colorado”
New Albums

Bobby Weir & Wolf Bros Release “Live In Colorado”

As a member of the Grateful Dead, Bob Weir is well known for his live performances. Now he’s released a new album with Bobby Weir & Wolf Bros called “Live in Colorado” that showcases his new band’s live chops.

The Aristocrats Announce “Defrost” North American Tour
Concerts & Tours

The Aristocrats Announce “Defrost” North American Tour

The Aristocrats have announced the “Defrost” tour, which will take the trio across North America with 50 performances. Guthrie Govan, Bryan Beller, and Marco Minnemann will be on the road for 10 weeks across the U.S and Canada.

Bass of the Week: Gaetano Costanzo Lolly Biscotto Bass
Bass of the Week

Bass of the Week: Gaetano Costanzo Lolly Biscotto Bass

Today we’re checking the Lolly Biscotto by Italian luthier Gaetano Costanzo. The five-string bass is crafted with an alder body and a maple neck, but the craftsmanship really shines in its top and fingerboard.

Ethan Iverson Releases “Every Note Is True” with Larry Grenadier
New Albums

Ethan Iverson Releases “Every Note Is True” with Larry Grenadier

Pianist Ethan Iverson has released a new trio album. “Every Note Is True” is his debut on the Blue Note label, and for the occasion, he tapped the masterful rhythm section of Jack DeJohnette and Larry Grenadier.

Warren G, Featuring Corney Mims: Life Is Beautiful
Bass Videos

Warren G, Featuring Corney Mims: Life Is Beautiful

West Coast rap icon Warren G has a new video for his track “Life Is Beautiful,” and all he needed for it was his voice and a bass line. The song, which is a stance against violence in Los Angeles, is anchored by Cornelius “Corney” Mims.