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Last night, Gov’t Mule’s extended summer tour pulled into Lewiston, NY’s Artpark. JJ Grey & Mofro supplied support duties and, at the end of Gov’t Mule’s show, members of the Florida-based group returned to the stage for a collaborative moment.

After Mule ran through the original “Shake Our Way Out,” from the 2023 LP Peace…Like A River, Grey emerged to sing and play harmonica with the quartet on Van Morrison’s famed “Tupelo Honey.” Several of Grey’s bandmates circled back to the stage with the Mofro leader as well, including bassist Todd Smallie—a veteran of Derek Tucks Band—trumpeter Dennis Marion, saxophonist Darren Escar, keyboardist Eric Brigmond and background vocalists Katie Dutton and Linzy Lauren. Gov’t Mule then closed their set sans guests with “Mr. Man,” before returning to the stage for the lone encore of “Bring On The Music.”

Gov’t Mule will perform at Atlantic City, NJ’s The Showroom at the Tropicana this evening while Grey and Mofro will appear at Seaside Heights, NJ’s Seaside Heights Beach.

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Grace Bowers will begin a new era with the release of her forthcoming EP, simply titled Grace, on November 5.  The set will not only showcase the 20-year-old guitar virtuoso’s instrumental abilities bur also her skills as a vocalist and songwriter. Along with the EP announcement, Bowers has also shared the set’s lead single, “Eat Shit and Live.”

“It’s a sarcastic, angry song about me being fed up with stupid people, pretty much,” Bowers said in a statement.

The title had been sitting in Bowers’ Notes app for months, waiting for the right moment. During a songwriting session, she rediscovered the phrase while searching through old ideas for lyrics to match a guitar riff she’d unearthed from a voice memo. “I scrolled through all the random shit I have in there, and that one just stuck out to me,” she explained. “The song came together in an hour or two. It just flowed.”

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Oliver Wood has confirmed a series of Northeast solo shows. The short run will kick off in Naples, NY on September 25, before touching down in Saratoga Springs, NY on September 26, Arundel, ME on September 28, Exeter, NH on September 29 and Northampton, MA on September 30. The Wood Brothers frontman will be joined by Ric Robertson as direct support at all five shows. In Exeter, Wood will offer two shows in a single day at the intimate The Word Barn.  

Just prior to those headlining gigs, Wood will also appear at Nashville, TN’s Harken Hall on September 12, sharing a bill with Lola Kirke and Carlene Carter as part of the Grassroots & Nudie Suits Festival.

At his upcoming gigs, Wood is expected to focus on material from his two solo albums, 2021’s Always Smilin’ and 2024’s Fat Cat Silhouette, as well as offer choice renditions of “songs that frequently showcase his love for mid-20th-century country blues.” In a solo setting, Wood also regularly pulls out material from his pre-Wood Brothers band, the Atlanta-based King Johnson, who were cult favorites on the Southern music circuit in the late ’90s and early 2000s.

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Tech house continues to evolve at a remarkable pace, with established names sharing space alongside a new generation of producers reshaping the genre from the ground up. This month’s selection reflects that balance, bringing together heavyweight club records, fresh collaborations, timeless reworks and grooves built for everything from intimate basements to festival main stages. From […]

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artificial intelligence, saying he is “not really interested” in using AI as part of the creative process. Bangalter discussed the technology during a conversation with Chanel’s President of Arts, Culture and Heritage, Yana Peel, at Art Basel in Basel, Switzerland. The interview took place in June and was subsequently published by Chanel on YouTube on July 29.  Asked about his relationship with new technologies and artificial intelligence, Bangalter explained that AI’s reliance on verbal prompts does not align with the […]

Is Pop Music Entering Its AI Era? The Fenix Flexin Controversy Could Be a Turning Point For years, the conversation around artificial intelligence in music has revolved around hypotheticals. What happens when AI can write chart hits? Will audiences reject machine-generated songs? Can streaming services distinguish between human creativity and algorithmic composition? These questions may no longer be theoretical. The controversy surrounding Los Angeles rapper Fenix Flexin’s viral single “Rubberz” has become the clearest indication yet that AI-generated music may […]