Steve Morse joined the AMS Jam Band for a stunning cover of “Cause We’ve Ended as Lovers,” and the result was pure magic. Known for his incredible guitar skills, Morse poured emotion into every note, letting the soulful melody shine. The band kept a smooth, laid-back groove, giving Morse plenty of space to stretch out … Read more
For the Grateful Dead’s Kennedy Center Honors, a moment of sublime musical alchemy unfolded when the timeless soul of Leon Bridges joined the earthy, effervescent energy of Maggie Rogers to reinterpret “Friend of the Devil.” The performance began in a hush, Rogers alone on a dimly lit stage, her fingers gently picking a melancholic pattern … Read more
Chris and Susan Norman’s acoustic version of “Homeward Bound” is a warm and heartfelt performance that feels like sitting in on a private concert. Chris, best known as the voice of Smokie, strums his acoustic guitar with ease while Susan sits beside him, harmonizing beautifully. The setting is cozy and intimate, with soft lighting that … Read more
“Have You Ever Seen the Rain?” is one of Creedence Clearwater Revival’s most iconic songs, and it shines beautifully in the Cosmo’s Factory/Fogerty’s Factory performance. Filmed in an intimate, homey setting during the lockdown, John Fogerty is joined by his kids – Shane, Tyler, and Kelsy – turning this classic into a warm family jam. … Read more
On Rock & Roll Road Trip, fans were treated to an unforgettable moment when Don Felder, former Eagles guitarist, teamed up with rock legend Sammy Hagar for an incredible rendition of “Hotel California.” The performance kicked off with Felder’s signature 12-string guitar intro, instantly transporting the audience into one of rock’s most iconic songs. Sammy … Read more
At the Kennedy Center Honors, country-rock singer Sturgill Simpson delivered a heartfelt performance of the Grateful Dead classic “Ripple,” joined onstage by a stunning visual tribute to Jerry Garcia. The stage was softly lit in warm golden tones, creating a cozy, almost campfire-like atmosphere that matched the song’s gentle spirit. Simpson, dressed in a simple … Read more
Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top showed exactly why he’s one of the greatest bluesmen of all time with a performance that had the crowd completely hooked from start to finish. Wearing his trademark hat, dark sunglasses, and long coat, he walked on stage with his legendary beard and cool confidence that only he can pull … Read more
In 2016, during a rare and intimate performance at an art gallery in London, the legendary core of The Rolling Stones, Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, offered a breathtakingly raw reinterpretation of their 1969 classic, “Honky Tonk Women.” Stripped of its iconic, swaggering electric guitar riff and Charlie Watts’s unmistakable cowbell-driven beat, the song was … Read more
During a recent performance that felt more like a masterclass in effortless cool, the legendary Joe Walsh, his face a roadmap of rock and roll history etched with a mischievous grin, once again left an audience utterly spellbound as he casually navigated the fretboard of his well-worn Gibson Les Paul, its sunburst finish glowing warmly … Read more
In the heart of Paris, an ordinary day suddenly turned magical when a beautiful flashmob took over the square, leaving everyone with goosebumps. It began with a single musician softly playing, almost unnoticed at first, until more performers slowly appeared, their voices and instruments blending together in perfect harmony. Curious passersby stopped in their tracks, … Read more