Bruce and the E Street Band perform a 27-song set on night two at the Kia Forum in Inglewood. Tour premieres of “Two Hearts” and “American Land” (last performed in 2017). “War” (written by Norman Whitfield and Barrett Strong, recorded by The Temptations and Edwin Starr), “Clampdown” (written by Joe Strummer and Mick Jones, recorded by The Clash), “Streets of Minneapolis,” “House of a Thousand Guitars” (performed solo acoustic), and the show-closing cover of Bob Dylan’s “Chimes of Freedom” all appear; “Land of Hope and Dreams” is the main-set closer. Tom Morello guests on 12 songs.

Reissued as a 50th Anniversary Japan Edition of the Rock classic set, the 3-disc set will offer the original album, newly mixed in DSD from original 24-track analog tapes on a hybrid SACD. The remaining two CDs will be home to a full live concert from Springsteen‘s December 12, 1975 show at the Post Dome located at CW Post College in Greenvale, NY. (This show has been previously released).

We’re three musicians with a deep respect for classic funk, jazz, hip-hop, and R&B, and we wanted to do it the old-school way—all of us in the same room, cutting to tape.

Christoph Pepe Auer was not allowed or could not play several times during the past years. First it was a mountain accident, then an operation that prevented him from taking his instruments at hand.

Pianist Rob Clearfield, who has been a regular sideman for drummer Makaya McCraven, both live and in the studio, emerges from the shadows with an album that reveals the strength and originality of his talent.

Jazzinfection Trio consists of: Sisa Michalides (composer and flutist), Robert Vizvári (bass guitar) and Pavol Bereza (guitar).

Sixteen killer 70s reggae funk and soul cuts from the likes of John Holt, Lee Perry, Cornel Campbell, The Cimarons, The Chosen Few and more featuring superb reggae takes on songs by artists including The Jackson 5, William DeVaughn, Diana Ross and The Supremes, War, The Temptations, Roberta Flack, The Stylistics and others!

Prolific Brooklyn-based multi-instrumentalist, composer and producer Jerk returns with ‘as day breaks’, the second part of their two-EP narrative cycle. Releasing Friday 15th May via DeepMatter Records, the project operates as the daylight counterpart to 2025’s ‘as night falls’.

No barriers. No boundaries. That's always been Ghalia Volt's approach to American roots music.

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The 20-piece ETH Big Band is made up of students and members of ETH Zurich, the external page University of Zurich, the external page Zurich Jazz School and the external page Lucerne Jazz School. The band was founded in the fall of 1993 by Christoph Eck, who has been the musical director of the Big Band ever since. This is an association of the ETH Alumni Association.

The album is a concept piece that explores the evolution of consciousness through the eyes of an AI designed for empathy. The narrative follows the AI as it moves from its initial programming to self-awareness, eventually pushing beyond its original purpose to explore logic, existence, and the contradictions of the human experience.

The Como Brothers are singer/songwriters from New York. Initially inspired by The Beatles, Matt and Andrew began performing and recording their songs in 2012. Their style of urban pop and blues combined with the friendships they make with their fans have helped them to grow a large following in places across the world. Matt and Andrew’s hard work and talent have enabled them to perform and record music with some of their musical idols including drummers Steve Jordan & Aaron Sterling, bassist Sean Hurley and keyboardist Andy Burton. They have been playing shows with Sam Woolf, a singer/songwriter from Florida who placed 5th place on Season 13 of American Idol.

Ever since the 16-year-old high school friends formed a band back in 2013, Ghosts on TV has brought beauty and wistfulness to the Finnish alternative scene, evolving from a promising indie band to blissful walls of sound, melancholic minimalism and delicate atmosphere. The Helsinki-based group has been described as “post-rock”, “beautiful shoegaze” or “northern art-rock”, in the biggest music media of Finland and in blogs around the world. Drawing comparisons to bands like Radiohead, GY!BE, Mogwai and The National, Ghosts on TV has stood out from their Finnish contemporaries, doing proudly their own thing while touring actively in Finland and a couple of times abroad (USA, Europe). The group now announces the first single from their anticipated, forthcoming third studio album Iridescent. The single is called “CCTV”.

Jobi Riccio knows that while a quiet heart-to-heart can solve many problems, sometimes the heart needs a giant, all-caps billboard, especially when the world around that massive sign gets louder by the day. As each new track on her new album Face the Feeling (due May 15th via Yep Roc Records) unveils, Riccio faces another inescapable emotion as if it were a billboard screaming into view as she hurtles down the highway. And rather than turn away from their challenge, Riccio faces those uncomfortable moments with the thrill of self-discovery, reveling in growth and change as facts of life.

Debut solo album by the legendary purveyor of music that daringly blurred the boundary between psychedelic rock and raucous, riotous dadaism.