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"Crusty Neon Missionary Baptist Church" finds MonoNeon and Grandma Liz creating a soulful album of funk, hymns, and family connection.

Adam Blackstone returns with "Humble Magic, Vol. 1," blending jazz standards, new originals, and soulful big band arrangements with bass at the core.

With a fired-up crowd and a strong setlist, Taking Back Sunday kicked things off right in Chicago. Shaun Cooper’s tone was locked in and full.

The Who unearth Live at The Oval 1971, a powerful archival release that highlights John Entwistle’s groundbreaking bass playing.

Coheed and Cambria hit Chicago with a stacked set and killer energy. Zach Cooper’s Yamaha and Aguilar rig cut through with power and precision.

Deftones return with private music, their 10th album and the first to feature bassist Fred Sablan. Read how he shaped the band’s new chapter.

Pino Palladino and Blake Mills return with "That Wasn’t A Dream," a minimalist, atmospheric new album that deepens their acclaimed collaboration.

Bass legend Peter Hook takes The Light on tour in 2026 to perform New Order’s "Get Ready" album live alongside Joy Division and New Order favorites.

Phish guitarist Trey Anastasio takes his band on a November tour with bassist Dezron Douglas. The run includes Beacon Theatre shows marking the fifth anniversary of the Beacon Jams residency.

The Flaming Lips brought the full spectacle to the Salt Shed this week. It was wild and weird in the best possible way. Giant balloons, confetti blasts, trippy lights, the whole thing. And the band sounded locked in. Modest Mouse kicked things off but only made it through about half their set before the show got shut down due to...

Goose has released a surprise album, Chain Yer Dragon, with bassist Trevor Weekz driving the sound on fan favorites and new studio takes.

Don Was and the Pan-Detroit Ensemble hit the road to celebrate 50 years of the Grateful Dead’s Blues for Allah with a full album performance.