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MonoNeon has released “Tha Dumb Stuff,” a new eight-song album featuring Grandma Liz and funk legend George Clinton in a mix of hymns and heavy grooves.

Kansas has added new dates to its fall 2026 headlining tour, which will take the rock legends across the U.S. from September through November.

Jukka Haavisto and Löyly Syndicate will release “Juniper Path,” an album blending Finnish melodic traditions, Nordic jazz and fusion, on October 16.

Bubby Lewis returns as Peanut Butter Man with "Loops, Vol. 1", pairing five original tracks with extended play-along versions made for bassists to explore.

Jazz bassist Neal Miner has released “Jazz Melodies Just For Bass,” featuring eleven original compositions, play-alongs, and a video masterclass.

Pestilence is searching for a Europe-based bassist with strong technique, touring experience, and command of five- or six-string fingerstyle playing skills.

David Sutkin launches Resonance, a documentary series exploring bass builders and instrument craftsmanship, beginning with legendary luthier Stuart Spector.

Glenn Hughes is retiring from touring and live performances indefinitely as he prepares to undergo another open-heart surgery on his doctor’s advice this year.

Tony Levin, Adrian Belew, and Steve Vai will bring BEAT back for a final North American tour with Terry Bozzio taking over on drums.

Tony Iommi announces "From the Dark," his first solo album in 21 years, featuring Mercyful Fate bassist Becky Baldwin and vocalist Jorn Lande throughout.

Tony Grey and Bob James bridge generations on “Nostalgia,” a nine-track collaboration blending jazz, world music, and electronica.

John Ferrara’s Mono Means One will perform its new album, “Creatures of Symmetry,” in full during an East Coast tour this fall.