Watch Marcus King, Maggie Rose and Tommy Emmanuel Join Little Feat at the Ryman

Little Feat has been making the rounds in Nashville this week. On Tuesday the group made its Grand Ole Opry debut. The band performed three tunes that evening, with Maggie Rose joining in on “Willin’” and “Dixie Chicken” before stepping offstage as the group closed things out with “Let It Roll.”

Last evening, Little Feat’s Last Farewell Tour made its way to the Ryman Auditorium. The first set opened with “Fat Man in the Bathtub” and included such classics like “Let It Roll” and “Time Loves a Hero” along with newer material from the group’s  2025 studio album Strike Up the Band, such as “Shipwrecks” and “Midnight Flight.”

When the group emerged for the second frame, a number of notable artists joined in. Maggie Rose reunited with the group during “The Weight,” “All That You Dream” and “Cadillac Hotel.”

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Robert Plant and Saving Grace with Suzi Dian Offer ‘All That Glitters…’

On October 9, Nonesuch Records will give wider release to the new EP from Robert Plant and Saving Grace with Suzi Dian.  All That Glitters… originally came out for Record Store Day but will now be available via digital formats as well.

In 2025 Plant released Saving Grace, which teamed him with Dian and a collection of players from the English countryside. The musicians are collectively drawn to folk and Americana music, which they cover on the EP. The sections include two traditional tunes “The Blackest Crow” and “Two Coats,” along with Gillian Welch’s “Orphan Girl,” and Bert Jansch’s “Poison.”

The group will likely explore this material on their Up the Sharp End US tour, which extends from September 18 to October 15. The complete itinerary appears below, as well as a visualizer of  “Two Coats.”

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Muse lose longtime social media handles following Meta AI launch

British rock band Muse have changed their social media handles following the launch of Meta’s new AI agent, also called Muse, sparking an unusual clash between one of the world’s best-known rock acts and one of the tech industry’s biggest AI products. The band previously operated under the straightforward @muse handle on Instagram and Facebook, but now directs fans to @museband on Meta’s platforms. On X and TikTok, the group has also adopted variations including @MusetheBand, further distinguishing its online […]