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SoundCloud is beta-testing a new feature that lets artists sell music directly to fans from their profiles on the platform, without commission.  The streaming platform launched direct music purchases to a select group of 200 U.S.-based Artist Pro creators yesterday, before it goes live for all eligible creators this fall. The feature means fans can […]

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Goose made a surprise appearance at college house party in Boulder, CO last night, entertaining a group of students ahead of their sold-out five-night swing through Colorado. The quartet offered a mix of originals and covers, kicking things off with a seamless segue from “The Empress Of Organos” into Creedence Clearwater Revival’s “Green River,” the second part of “The Empress Of Organos” and “Thatch.” From there, the musicians paused briefly before moving from “Yeti” into Foster the People’s “Pumped Up Kicks,” the rest of “Yeti” and Stevie Wonder’s “Boogie On Reggae Woman.” They closed the surprise set with “Animal,” during which, in classic college-party fashion, the police attempted to bust the show, though the band played on. The party marked the first time Goose has covered “Pumped Up Kicks” since October 3, 2025, and first time they have performed “Boogie on Reggae Woman” since February 29, 2020.

Goose will perform at Morrison, CO’s Red Rocks Amphitheatre this evening, as well as on August 28 and September 1. They will also appear at Bellevue, CO’s The Mishawaka on August 31 and Dillon, CO’s Dillon Amphitheater on September 2.

Here’s a look at last night’s setlist via El Goose.net

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Tedeschi Trucks Band and Alabama Shakes concluded their four-show joint run last night at Cincinnati, OH’s Riverbend Music Center. Alabama Shakes closed yesterday’s concert and invited Tedeschi Trucks Band principals Susan Tedeschi and Derek Trucks back to the stage during their set for “Time,” a number from this year’s new LP, I Must Be Dreaming.

The sit in capped off a busy week of cross-pollination between the two acts. As previously reported, on Tuesday at the Acrisure Amphitheater in Grand Rapids, MI, Alabama Shakes singer Brittany Howard and Shakes background vocalists Karita Law and Shanay Johnson joined TTB for a pair of Sly Stone tacks. On a night when TTB closed out the festivities, the 15 musicians kicked into “You Can Make It If You Try” from Sly and the Family Stone’s 1969 album Stand! This, before moving into “Everyday People” from the same record.

Tedeschi Trucks Band will perform at Washington, DC’s Wolf Trap tomorrow, with Lukas Nelson opening the night. Meanwhile, Alabama Shakes will appear at Minneapolis, MN’s Surly Brewing Co. the same night with Hannah Cohen rounding out the bill.

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Two 1960s folk veterans, John Sebastian and David Bromberg, will come together for a special show at Tabor, NJ’s At The Tabernacle on Saturday, September 19. The first installment in the No Strings Attached live conversations series, the night promises that Sebastian and Bromberg will “sit together for an unscripted evening of stories, memories and wisdom from decades on the road.” The event announcement also says, “Expect candid moments, a few surprises and a chance to ask your own questions during the Q&A that follows.” Craig Thatcher will serve as the night’s special guest.

Bromberg officially retired from the road in 2023, playing a celebratory farewell concert at New York’s Beacon Theatre featuring His Big Band and special guest Jeff Tweedy, but he has said that he will continue to make select appearances. At the Tabernacle is a intimate folk, rock, blues and country performances in a historical Victorian-era meeting house.

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It’s directed by The Brutalist’s Brady Corbet and shot on 70mm

Henry Phillips (from the movie Punching the Clown) stars as Kurt Wagner in the 10-minute comedy short

Billboard’s Makin’ Tracks column looks at the writing and recording behind LOCASH’s “Talkin Bout.”

Arturia Pure SUB is built around a simple idea that a lot of producers already understand: bass needs its own workspace. That does not mean every track needs a separate low-end designer, but modern production has made bass more important than a supporting layer. In drum and bass, dubstep, bass house, trap, techno, and plenty […]

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Dreamtonics built its reputation by making synthetic vocals feel less stiff. That is why Instrument X is such an interesting move. The company is taking the same obsession with controllable performance detail and applying it to acoustic instruments: strings, woodwinds, and brass. It completes the company’s current trio alongside Synthesizer V Studio 2 Pro and […]

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