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Rush marks 50 years with "R50," a new box set featuring 50 career-spanning tracks, including rare and unreleased studio and live recordings.

Bear McCreary brings his epic soundtrack music to the stage with the "Themes & Variations" tour, featuring Pete Griffin and Gene Hoglan. Spanning Europe and North America, the tour highlights his work on "The Walking Dead," "God of War," and more.

John Lodge is extending his "Days of Future Passed" tour into 2025, bringing the iconic Moody Blues album to new audiences. Joined by Yes vocalist Jon Davison, Lodge will perform the album in its entirety across North America and the UK.

Nik West is breaking new ground with her first-ever live album, recorded in front of a studio audience and pressed straight to vinyl. Featuring fan favorites like "Catch Me If You Can," this release captures the energy and soul of her live performance.

A new documentary, “Stanley Clarke: Forever,” offers an intimate look at the legendary bassist’s career, his influence on jazz fusion, and the making of his latest album, “Last Train to Sanity.” Now streaming, the film features interviews with Marcus Miller and showcases Clarke’s 4EVER band.

Mac Miller's long-awaited posthumous album "Balloonerism" is finally here, featuring standout bass work from Thundercat on several tracks. The album, recorded in 2013, is now available alongside an accompanying short film.

Wilco and Waxahatchee are joining forces for a 2025 Southern tour, with Wilco bassist John Stirratt celebrating a special hometown show in New Orleans. See the full list of dates and details.

Khruangbin is bringing their "A La Sala" tour into 2025 with newly announced spring dates across the U.S. Bassist Laura Lee and the band will deliver their signature grooves from Texas to the Northeast, wrapping up in Portland, Maine.

John Patitucci has announced that his 17th solo album, "Spirit Fall," will be out on February 14th. The record is a trio effort with saxophonist Chris Potter and drummer Brian Blade that explores themes of "unity, spiritual growth, and musical innovation."

Jazz legend John Clayton has lost his home, treasured instruments—including a historic bass once owned by Ray Brown—and a lifetime of music in the devastating Los Angeles wildfires. Learn how you can support Clayton and his family during this difficult time.

Envy of None, featuring Alex Lifeson and Andy Curran, announces their new album "Stygian Wavz" with a captivating single that pushes genre boundaries.

Bob Hardy brings intensity to Franz Ferdinand’s “The Human Fear,” an album exploring fear and strength.