In its inaugural year the Catskill Chill Music Festival grabbed a small but impressive lineup and a beautiful location at Camp Minglewood in New York. Headlining the two day festival will be Soulive on Friday night while Keller Williams will hold down Saturday night. A litany of high caliber supporting acts include The New Mastersounds, Easy Star All-Stars, Particle, Toubab Krewe, Future Rock, Passafire, The Heavy Pets, and Brothers Past.

I’ve pulled together some great live videos from a few of the acts to show whats in store. Enjoy.

Soulive

These jazz-funk fusion masters hailing from Buffalo, NY know how to put on one hell of a live show. Mixing elements of jazz, funk, soul, and rock Soulive creates a captivating energetic sound. Check out their song “Flurries” below.

Keller Williams

The ultimate one man jam band master manages to captivate even the largest crowds all by himself. Utilizing looping, whistling, frantic picking, and anything else he can think of K-Dub manages to create as much sound as a full band. Check him out below looping his song “Freaker By The Speaker.”

The New Mastersounds

These Brits bring the funk so hard you can almost smell it. After catching the tail end of their impressive show at this year’s All Good Festival I can’t wait to see a full set. Check out their song “Thirty Three” below.

Easy Star All-Stars

This NYC based group is known for their uncanny ability to take classic albums and turn them into classic dub/reggae albums. This weekend they are sure to pull out some reggae covers of classic songs from their three full length cover albums Dub Side Of The Moon (Dark Side Of The Moon), Radiodread (OK Computer), and Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Dub Band (Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band). Check out their impressive version of “Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds” below.

Particle

Currently on their 10th anniversary tour, this electronic band hailing from California has recently reunited with their original guitarist Charlie Hitchcock. After witnessing them at Gory At The Quarry back in 2007 I’ve become quite a fan and can’t wait for a great late night set. Below, check out “W” featuring Joe Satriani, as well as DJ Logic who is also on this weekend’s lineup.

Toubab Krewe

Fusing Mali and Southern American music styles Toubab Krewe creates a truly unique sound. After catching them at Rothbury ’09 and listening to their new studio album TK2 I can’t wait for what is sure to be a great set. Check out the jam “Sirens” from Bonnaroo ’09 below.

Passafire

This reggae rock band who have toured with the likes of Pepper and The Expendables have been on my “To See” list for quite some time now. Check out this rockin’ video of “Leave The Lights On” below.

The Heavy Pets

This up and coming jam band delivers a soulful funky show that I unfortunately missed out on at All Good this year. Definitely won’t be missing their late night set this weekend however. Check out an awesome video of the soulful “Help Me, Help You” into the funky “Girl You Make Me Stupid.”

Thursday August 26th, 2010

We arrived early to a nearly empty campground with our choice of where to set up for the weekend. After circling through and checking out all the campsites we settled for a nice corner spot with a rock-lined fire pit. We quickly got our tents, canopy, and hammock up to mark our territory as we knew the campground would begin to fill up quickly.

By the time we had some lunch and took a dip in the quarry we had some neighbors camped nearby from PA. We started up the bonfire and swapped stories with the neighbors while enjoying a few drinks and jams. Knowing that the real fun was still coming tomorrow Mad Mike and I turned in early for the night to rest up for the all out rager that was to come.

Friday August 27th, 2010

I awoke unbelievably comfortable on Friday with a cool breeze passing through the tent—very much unlike sleeping at All Good. Immediately upon exiting the tent it was apparent the campground was filling up very quickly. Most of the day Mad Mike and I just relaxed while waiting for more of our crew to arrive. Once they finally did we all headed to the quarry for a quick swim before the night’s festivities began.

Papadosio

Soon after returning from our swim we could hear Papadosio take the stage as “By The Light Of The Stars” floated through the woods to our campsite. We opted to stay at the campsite since the main stage was in earshot and enjoyed our dinner along with Papadosio’s live classics “Find Your Cloud,” “Cue,” and “Polygons.”

Set: By The Light Of The Stars, Find Your Cloud, Cue, Polygons, The Eyes Have Eyes

Lotus

As we heard Papadosio finish their set we got everyone together to head to the stage for Lotus. As we made our way through the woods we heard the happy bubbling bass line of “Lucid Awakening” and everyone picked up the pace. We exited the woods to the beach just as Lotus jammed into “Behind Midwest Storefronts” and quickly made our way up into the crowd. The concert area was packed but surprisingly easy to navigate as we worked our way closer and closer to the stage. Things got funky while Lotus jammed out the old school “Sift” that you can check out below.

While the sun began to set Lotus pulled out their new live staple “Blacklight Sunflare” which instantly turned the entire beach into a party. After “Age of Inexperience” Lotus segued from “Plant Your Root” into an awesome “128″ which rounded out their impressive first set.

After a short break Lotus kicked things back off with the classic “Juggernaut” as everyone slowly returned from the woods to the concert area. Instantly glow sticks and laser pointers were everywhere as everyone was dancing. Next they slowed things down with a much appreciated “Caywood” as people swayed side to side in unison while staff tossed out endless balloons to be batted around. As quickly as they slowed down they sped right back up with the dark “Tarasque” complete with samples giving it a unique hip-hop feel in between impressive guitar solos. Next was possibly the highlight of the night as they began one of my personal favorites, “Flower Sermon.” After switching tempo mid-song I was thrown for a loop until I heard the familiar notes of “It’s All Clear To Me Now.” The crowd was at it’s rowdiest all night as glowsticks, beach balls, and balloons flew in every direction as everyone grooved and cheered. As flawlessly as they jammed into it, “It’s All Clear To Me Now” gave way back to “Flower Sermon” to great applause from the crowd.

After an encore of the funky “Nri” the HLS crew returned to our campsite to start a bonfire and refuel after almost 3 straight hours of dancing and grooving. The large size of our campfire attracted not only neighbors but passersby as people looked for some warmth and light on their walk from campsite to campsite. As it grew later and later one by one people began to head back to their tent for some much needed rest while I sat and chatted with a neighbor. As the sun eventually began to rise we both agreed sleep was necessary and we’d continue tomorrow.

Set 1: Lucid Awakening, Behind Midwest Storefronts, Sift, Blacklight Sunflare, Age Of Inexperience, Plant Your Root, 128
Set 2: Juggernaut, Caywood, Tarasque, Flower Sermon -> It’s All Clear To Me Now -> Flower Sermon
Encore: Nri

Saturday August 28th, 2010

Able to sleep comfortably once again thanks to the shade and cooler weather I woke up around 1PM and got ready for a swim. The cleanliness of the quarry is refreshing enough to trick you into feeling like you showered which is just enough to get you through a dusty weekend at the quarry park.

After a few jumps from the ledges, swimming in the shallows, and spotting the freshwater jellyfish, we made out way back to the campsite to change and eat some early dinner. Soon after we finished we got word two more friends had made the short trip to the park and we squeezed their car in nearby.

EOTO

As our friends settled in, EOTO took the stage and began to improvise some classic dub. The heavy bass from Michael Travis and the powerful drumming from Jason Hann, both from String Cheese Incident, easily made it through the trees to the campsite as we had few drinks in preparation for what we knew would be two great sets from Lotus.

Lotus

As we began to hear Lotus we quickly filled a book bag with beverages and began the walk to the stage. Just as we heard the beginning to “Wooly Mammoth” we broke through the trees into the stage opening as many others were pouring in also. Next Lotus put things in high gear instantly as the building intro to “Spiritualize” was greeted by a roaring cheer. If that wasn’t enough to get people moving, the funky “Sid” was pulled out next. It’s infectious guitar and smooth bass had everyone moving as laser pointers swirled on the visualizer over the stage. Next Lotus played right into my personal favorite of “Wax,” which the crowd greeted with a raucous applause and flying glow sticks. It was during this song I immediately decided that regardless of what the second set consisted of, this was my favorite Lotus show I’ve seen.

After a short rest on the beach while listening to Alex B from Pnuma Trio we made our way back into the crowd as Lotus returned for a second set. As the sample for “Lead Pipe” rang out the crowd erupted and almost instantly swelled in size as people returned for the second set. Next came “Sunrain,” one I have been hoping for since I saw Lotus for the first time in 2008. Definitely another highpoint of the weekend as they played flawlessly from “Sunrain” to “Did Fatt” then back to “Sunrain” before busting out “Tip Of The Tongue” complete with an immense jam (see below) that finally gave way into “Sunrain” yet again.

After a couple more jams including “Dowrn” and “Bush Pilot” as well as some thanks to the fans, Lotus encored with yet another personal favorite, the ballad-esque “Invincibility Of Youth,” which you can check out below.

Set 1: Scrapple, Livingston Storm, Wooly Mammoth, Spiritualize, Molluskunk, Sid, Wax
Set 2: Comptroller, Lead Pipe, Sunrain, Did Fatt, Sunrain, Tip Of The Tongue, Sunrain, Dowrn
Encore: Bush Pilot, Invincibility Of Youth

This volume of Greatest Cover Songs is just in case you’re not convinced.

Umphrey’s McGee – “Fuck You”

by Cee Lo Green

It didn’t take long for the guys to debut their take on Cee Lo Green’s very recent viral hit.

Umphrey’s McGee – “Dick In A Box”

by Saturday Night Live

For New Year’s Eve 2006 Umphrey’s pulled out the SNL classic “Dick In A Box,” complete with boxes.

Umphrey’s McGee – “Ain’t Nothin’ But A G Thang”

by Dr. Dre

Stasik puts down the bass to spit some flows on this great cover of “Ain’t Nothin’ But A G Thang.”

Umphrey’s McGee – “Bonafide Lovin’”

by Chromeo

Umphrey’s absolutely kills this cover of “Bonafide Lovin’” by Chromeo; but, in Chromeo’s defense Umphrey’s has the power of 6 versus Chromeo’s 2.

Umphrey’s McGee – “Lisztomania”

by Phoneix

Phoenix is a great band, but just imagine if Phoenix jammed like this in every song…

The EP, titled Stiches, will be released October 12th and contain just five tracks. Two of the tracks, “Wake Up” and “Mirror,” are all ready available as singles.

In support of the new EP as well as an expected studio album Pepper will hit the road with support from Shwayze and Brother Ali for multiple dates.

Check out the tracklisting and tour dates below; more tour dates to be announced shortly.

Stitches EP Tracklisting

1. Drunk Girl
2. Lonely
3. Mirror
4. Wake Up
5. Mirror (Acoustic Version)

Pepper Tour Dates – Fall 2010

09/15 – Anaheim, CA @ Grove of Anaheim ^
09/16 – Anaheim, CA @ Grove of Anaheim ^
09/17 – Flagstaff, AZ @ Orpheum Theatre
09/18 – Tucson, AZ @ Rialto Theater ^
09/19 – Albuquerque, NM @ Sunshine Theatre ^
09/21 – San Antonio, TX @ White Rabbit ^
09/22 – Houston, TX @ House of Blues ^
09/23 – Austin, TX @ Stubb’s Bar-B-Q ^
09/24 – Dallas, TX @ House of Blues ^
09/25 – New Orleans, LA @ Howlin Wolf ^
09/26 – Atlanta, GA @ Masquerade ^
09/29 – Fort Lauderdale, FL @ Culture Room ^
09/30 – Fort Lauderdale, FL @ Culture Room
10/01 – St Petersburg, FL @ Jannus Landing ^
10/02 – Tallahassee, FL @ Floyd’s Music Store ^
10/03 – Jacksonville, FL @ Freebird Live ^
10/05 – Charleston, SC @ The Music Farm ^
10/06 – Richmond, VA @ The National ^
10/07 – Norfolk, VA @ The Norva ^
10/08 – Atlantic City, NJ @ House of Blues *
10/09 – Boston, MA @ House of Blues *
10/10 – Philadelphia, PA @ Theatre of Living Arts *
10/12 – New York, NY @ HighLine Ballroom *
10/13 – New York, NY @ HighLine Ballroom
10/14 – Hartford, CT @ Webster Theater *
10/15 – Washington, DC @ 9:30 Club *
10/16 –  Sayreville, NJ @ Starland Ballroom *
10/17 – Providence, RI @ Met Cafe *
10/19 – Pontiac, MI @ The Crofoot *
10/20 – Cleveland, OH @ House of Blues
10/21 – Chicago, IL @ Metro *
10/22 – Madison, WI @ Majestic Theatre
10/23 – Minneapolis, MN @ Cabooze
10/24 – Lawrence, KS @ Granada Theatre *

* w/ Brother Ali
^ w/ Shwayze

The soundtrack consists of 19 tracks of classic New Orleans music all featured in one way or another throughout the first season of Treme. Check out the theme song above—track 1—and full tracklisting below.

Treme: Music From The HBO Original Series, Season 1 Tracklisting

1. Treme Song (Main Title Version) – John Boutté
2. Feel Like Funkin’ It Up (Live Street Mix) – Rebirth Brass Band
3. I Hope You’re Comin’ Back To New Orleans – The New Orleans Jazz Vipers
4. Skokiaan – Kermit Ruffins & The Barbecue SwingerS
5. Ooh Poo Pah Doo – Trombone Shorty & James Andrews
6. Drinka Little Poison (4 U Die) – Soul Rebels Brass Band & John Mooney
7. We Made It Through That Water – Free Agents Brass Band
8. Shame Shame Shame – Steve Zahn & Friends
9. My Indian Red – Dr. John
10. At The Foot Of Canal Street – John Boutte, Paul Sanchez, Glen David Andrews, & New Birth Brass Band
11. Buona Sera – Louis Prima
12. New Orleans Blues – Tom Mcdermott & Lucia Micarelli
13. I Don’t Stand A Ghost Of A Chance With You — Michiel Huisman, Lucia Micarelli, & Wendell Pierce
14. Indian Red (Wild Man Memorial) – Mardi Gras Indians
15. Indian Red – Donald Harrison
16. Time Is On My Side – Irma Thomas & Allen Toussaint
17. This City – Steve Earle
18. Just A Closer Walk With Thee – Treme Brass Band
19. My Darlin’ New Orleans – Leigh “Li’l Queenie” Harris

The combination of the sold out theatre, high energy from the band/crowd, as well as an impressive setlist, instantly made the show an Umphrey’s classic. The show has quickly become both a fan and band favorite as bassist Ryan Stasik states:

It was one of the most magical and most energetic rooms and crowds that I’ve ever been a part of. I could feel and hear the crowd and when that happens, I can’t really describe how that is, but it’s the most amazing thing in the world.

Check out all three parts of the documentary focusing on the impressive performance below as well as the full recordings of the show for free from Archive.org or for $9.95 from LiveDownloads.net.

Not able to find a source yet, but it is out there somewhere.

The always special Halloween show will feature Phish covering another artists album in entirety as they did last year with The Rolling Stone’s Exile On Mainstreet at their own Festival 8.

The online ticket request period is currently open until September 3rd after which tickets will go on sale to the general public September 10th & 11th. Also worth mentioning, all ticket buyers will receive free MP3′s of their show after it happens.

Phish Fall Tour Dates

10/08 – Austin, TX @ Austin City Limits Music Festival
10/10 – Broomfield, CO @ 1STBANK Center
10/11 – Broomfield, CO @ 1STBANK Center
10/12 – Broomfield, CO @ 1STBANK Center
10/15 – Charleston, SC @ North Charleston Coliseum
10/16 – Charleston, SC @ North Charleston Coliseum
10/19 – Augusta, ME @ Augusta Civic Center
10/20 – Utica, NY @ Utica Memorial Auditorium
10/22 – Providence, RI @ Dunkin Donuts Center
10/23 – Amherst, MA @ Mullins Center
10/24 – Amherst, MA @ Mullins Center
10/26 – Manchester, NH @ Verizon Wireless Arena
10/29 – Atlantic City, NJ @ Atlantic City Boardwalk Hall
10/30 – Atlantic City, NJ @ Atlantic City Boardwalk Hall
10/31 – Atlantic City, NJ @ Atlantic City Boardwalk Hall

Check back for more news on the upcoming October dates; in the mean time check out the track list and details for Phish: Live Bait Vol. 01 below.

Phish: Live Bait Vol. 01 Track List

1. Alumni Blues > Letter To Jimmy Page > Alumni Blues (6/25 – Camden, NJ)
2. Backwards Down The Number Line (6/12 – Cuyahoga Falls, OH)
3. Swept Away > Steep (6/20 – Saratoga Springs, NY)
4. Gumbo > (7/3 – Alpharetta, GA)
5. My Sweet One (7/3 – Alpharetta, GA)
6. Kill Devil Falls (6/22 – Mansfield, MA)
7. Tweezer >(7/3 – Alpharetta, GA)
8. Slave To The Traffic Light (7/3 – Alpharetta, GA)
9. Show Of Life (6/19 – Saratoga Springs, NY)
10. Tweezer Reprise (6/19 – Saratoga Springs, NY)

The fest, which takes place in Suwannee Music Park in Live Oak, Florida also features the likes of Umphrey’s McGee, Dumpstaphunk, The New Mastersounds, Perpetual Groove, Toubab Krewe, John Brown’s Body, and Ohio’s own Papadosio.

Organizers have also presented an official 2010 Bear Creek Music & Arts Festival poster designed by the magnificent Ralph Steadman—artist and friend of Hunter S. Thompson. Only 30 autographed posters will be sold to the public for $250 each. You can hop on the pre-order list by contacting info@bearcreekmusicfestival.com with your full name or heading over to the Bear Creek Festival’s official site. Check out the poster and full lineup below.

Bear Creek Music & Arts Festival Lineup

Umphrey’s McGee x 2
Maceo Parker Band
Ivan Neville’s Dumpstaphunk x 2
Lettuce x2
Soulive
The New Deal
Bonobo Live Band
The New Mastersounds x 2
Perpetual Groove x 2
George Porter’s Running Pardners x2
Bernie Worrell & Social Lybrium
Papa Grows Funk
Toubab Krewe x2
Zach Deputy x 2
DJ Logic
John Brown’s Body x2
The London Souls x 2
The Everyone Orchestra
Will Bernard Band
DubConscious
Garaj Mahal x2
Rebirth Brass Band
Eric Krasno and Chapter 2
Break Science with Chali 2?na
The Dead Kenny G’s
Big Sam’s Funky Nation
The Heavy Pets (Wed & Thurs)
Saltwater Grass
The Soular System
Curious Circus
Lingo
Papadosio
The Tony Hall Band
Brian Stoltz
Dr. Claw
The Sam Kininger Band
Chali 2?na Duo
Rubblebucket
The Macpodz x2
Lubriphonic x2
The Nigel Hall Band
Eliot Lipp
Alex B
DJ Motion Potion
Cadillac Jones
The Malah
Green Hit
Van Ghost
Honey Island Swamp Band (Wednesday)
Billy Iuso & the Restless Natives (Thurs)
Brock Butler
Josh Phillips Folk Festival
Orgone
The Legendary JC’s
Avis Berry’s Soul Revue
Matt Grondin Band
Suenalo (Thurs)
Zoogma (Wednesday)
Aquaphonics (Wednesday)
Snarky Puppy
Greenhouse Lounge
Burnin Smyrnans
The Fritz
Entropy
Spiritual Rez
Team Jaguar
TAZERFUNK!
Cope
Diocious

Following a summer tour and impressive Bonnaroo set with Darryl Hall, P-Thugg and Dave 1 will finally release their third studio album September 14th. The album, which consists of ten tracks, also features the previously released “Night by Night.” Take a look and listen to both below.

“Don’t Turn The Lights On”

“Night by Night”

Georgia Warhorse

The group will hit the road on September 3rd for a two month tour in support of the album.

JJ Grey & Mofro Tour Dates

09/03 – Lexington, KY @ The Roxy
09/09 – Wilma Theer – Missoula, MT @ Wilma Theater
09/10 – Panida – Sandpoint, ID @ Panida
09/11 – Showbox – Setle, WA @ Showbox
09/13 – Big Room @ Sierra Nevada – Chico, CA @ Big Room, Sierra Nevada
09/15 – Knitting Factory – Boise, ID @ Knitting Factory
09/16 – The Ste Room – Salt Lake City, UT @ The State Room
09/17 – Ogden There – Denver, CO @ Ogden Theater
09/19 – Mishawaka Amphitheer – Bellvue, CO @ Mishawaka Amphitheater
09/22 – Compound Grill – Phoenix, AZ @ Compound Grill
09/23 – Belly Up – Solana Beach, CA @ Belly Up
09/24 – Fillmore – San Francisco, CA @ The Fillmore
09/26 – Santa Cruz, CA @ Moe’s Alley
10/09 – Jackson, MS @ Hal and Mal’s
10/10 – Birmingham, AL @ WorkPlay Theater
10/13 – Memphis, TN @ Hi-Tone Cafe
10/15 – Louisville, KY @ Headliners Music Hall
10/16 – Chicago, IL @ House of Blues
10/17 – Madison, WI @ Majestic Theater
10/21 – Charlotte, NC @ Visulite Theater
10/22 – Wilmington, NC @ Greenfield Lake Amphitheater
10/23 – Asheville, NC @ The Orange Peel
10/26 – Tallahassee, FL @ The Engine Room
10/27 – Gainesville, FL @ Common Grounds
10/28 – Orlando, FL @ House of Blues

To help fans get their fix early, Relix is offering up a stream of the first song released from the forthcoming album. The track, titled “Holy Grail”, can currently be streamed from Relix’s website.

I wasn’t able to find a track list but check out the video below for more on TK2.

As they opened their fall tour last week at San Diego State’s Outdoor Theater their encore feature a new tune that’s being called “Circuital”. Though it starts out slowly the band is rocking at full speed by the end. Check it out below along with the rest of their fall tour dates.

Also worth noting is their 5 night run at NYC’s Terminal 5 where they will perform their classic albums The Tennessee Fire, At Dawn, It Still Moves, Z, and Evil Urges in their entirety—one on each night.

My Morning Jacket Fall Tour Dates 2010

8/15 – Denver, CO @ Mile High Music Festival
8/17 – Chicago, IL @ Charter One Pavilion
8/19 – Boston, MA @ Comcast Center
8/20 – Burlington, VT @ Champlain Valley Lawn
8/21 – Boston, MA @ Comcast Center
8/24 – Newark, NJ @ IZOD Center
8/25 – Holyoke, MA @ Mountain Park
8/27 – Pittsburgh, PA @ Station Square Amphitheater
8/28 – Rochester, NY @ CMAC
8/29 – Philadelphia, PA @ Great Plaza
10/18 – New York, NY @ Terminal 5 – Performing The Tennessee Fire
10/19 – New York, NY @ Terminal 5 – Performing At Dawn
10/21 – New York, NY @ Terminal 5 – Performing It Still Moves
10/22 – New York, NY @ Terminal 5 – Performing Z
10/23 – New York, NY @ Terminal 5 – Performing Evil Urges
10/29 – Louisville, KY @ KFC Yum! Center
10/30-31 – New Orleans, LA @ The Voodoo Experience

This year boasts one of their most impressive lineups yet featuring acts like improvisational masters EOTO comprised of String Cheese Incident’s Jason Hann and Michael Travis. Seeing as EOTO’s sets are entirely improvised they have yet to play the same song twice and are sure to put on a unique performance for this year’s Summerdance crowd.

Also on the lineup are Ohio’s own Papadosio, an up and coming electronic jam band from the Athens area. Once described by Mad Mike as the love child of STS9 and Lotus, their amazing grooves and true talents explode in a live setting. After a summer full of festival appearances and their own Rootwire Festival they have hit full stride and are definitely a must-see act at Summerdance.

Other notable acts include Alex B of Pnuma Trio, Jeff Bujak, Telepath, and Flow Trio all of whom are sure to throw down impressive sets.

Tickets for the whole weekend will only cost you $50 and are all ready available through Nelson Ledges Quarry Park’s ticketing website. Head over to NLQP.com or LotusVibes.com for all the info. Check out the video below for what’s in store for the weekend.

The majority of the Hot Like Sauce crew will be there early Thursday to claim a great campsite, shoot us a message if you’d like to meet up.

Though only 200 lucky fans were invited to attend the performance, The Hoping Foundation has been kind enough to release a video of the performance. The two legendary musician played through classics like “To Know Him Is To Love Him”, “Wish You Were Here”, “Comfortably Numb”, and “Another Brick In The Wall (Part 2)”.

This is a small preview of what is to come as Roger Waters has also confirmed David Gilmour will join him for one city on his upcoming Wall Tour.

The tour kicks off October 2nd in Baltimore and will include a 2 night stint in Denver, one of which will be a co-headlining slot with Infected Mushroom. The tour will wrap up November 21st back on the east coast in Massachusetts.

If you can’t wait long enough check out Lotus’ own festival, Summerdance, held at Nelson Ledges Quarry Park in Garrettsville, OH from August 27th to 29th. The third incarnation of the festival will feature 2 nights of Lotus as well as sets by EOTO and Papadosio.

Lotus’ Fall Tour Dates 2010

10/02 – Baltimore, MD @ Bourbon Street Ballroom
10/14 – Syracuse, NY @ Westcott Theater
10/15 – Buffalo, NY @ The Town Ballroom
10/16 – Pittsburgh, PA @ Mr. Smalls Theatre
10/17 – Columbus, OH @ Newport Music Hall
10/19 – Nashville, TN @ Exit/In
10/20 – St. Louis, MO @ The Pageant
10/21 – Little Rock, AR @ Revolution Music Room
10/22 – Tulsa, OK @ Cain’s Ballroom
10/24 – Flagstaff, AZ @ The Orpheum Theater
10/26 – Solana Beach, CA @ Belly Up Tavern
10/27 – Los Angeles, CA @ House of Blues
10/28 – Crystal Bay, NV @ Crown Room
10/29 – San Francisco, CA @ The Independent
10/30 – Portland, OR @ Roseland Theater
10/31 – Seattle, WA @ The Showbox at The Market
11/02 – Missoula, MT @ The Top Hat
11/03 – Bozeman, MT @ Filling Station
11/04 – Salt Lake City, UT @ The State Room
11/05 – Denver, CO @ Gothic Theater
11/06 – Denver, CO @ The Fillmore
11/09 – Lawrence, KS @ The Bottleneck
11/10 – Omaha, NE @ Slowdown
11/11 – Milwaukee, WI @ Turner Hall Ballroom
11/12 – Minneapolis, MN @ First Avenue
11/13 – Madison, WI @ Orpheum Theatre
11/14 – Madison, WI @ Royal Oak Theatre
11/17 – Clifton Park, NY @ Northern Lights
11/18 – Boston, MA @ House of Blues
11/21 – Northampton, MA @ Pearl Street

TAB At The Tab—short for Trey Anastasio Band At The Tabernacle—was recorded February 27th, 2010 at Georgia’s infamous venue The Tabernacle.

The album features 10 tracks including the first official recordings of “Words To Wanda” and “Windora Bug” as well as a cover of Led Zeppelin’s “Black Dog”. If you opt to purchase the album online you will also receive the bonus tracks “Birdwatcher” and “Cayman Review” from the same February performance. Check out the full tracklisting and album art below.

TAB At The Tab Tracklisting

1. Money, Love and Change
2. Words to Wanda
3. Alaska
4. Valentine
5. Sand
6. Windora Bug
7. Drifting
8. Goodbye Head
9. Show of Life
10. Black Dog

For a preview of what’s in store check out the great video of “Harold Of The Rocks” from Gathering Of The Vibes just two weeks ago. Also, the remainder of dates on their Summer Tour and the upcoming Oddity Faire are listed below.

Primus’ Summer Tour 2010 Dates

Aug 12 – Denver, CO @ Red Rocks
Aug 13 – Salt Lake City, UT @ The Rail
Aug 14 – Las Vegas, NV @ The Joint
Aug 15 – Santa Barbara, CA @ County Bowl

Primus’ Oddity Faire 2010 Dates

Sept 14 – Sacramento, CA @ Memorial Auditorium
Sept 16 – Los Angeles, CA @ Club Nokia
Sept 17 – Los Angeles, CA @ Club Nokia
Sept 20 – Eagle, ID @ Eagle River Pavillion
Sept 21 – Central Point, OR @ Lithia Motors Amphitheater
Sept 22 – Portland, OR @ Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall
Sept 24 – Seattle, WA @ Wamu Theatre at Qwest Field
Sept 25 – Vancouver, BC @ PNE Forum
Sept 27 – Edmonton, AB @ Edmonton Events Centre
Sept 28 – Calgary, AB @ University of Calgary
Sept 30 – Winnipeg, MB @ Burton Cummings Theatre
Oct 1 – Minneapolis, MN @ Orpheum Theatre
Oct 2 – Chicago, IL @ Congress Theatre
Oct 3 – Detroit, MI @ The Fillmore Detroit
Oct 5 – Atlanta, GA @ Tabernacle
Oct 6 – Asheville, NC @ Asheville Civic Center
Oct 8 – Upper Darby, PA @ Tower Theater
Oct 9 – Montclair, NJ @ Wellmont Theatre
Oct 10 – Boston, MA @ Orpheum Theatre

Up and coming festival staples Greensky Bluegrass have confirmed the dates for an extensive fall tour. In support of their new album, All Access: Volume One, the bluegrass band will bounce around the U.S. for the next four months. Check out the full tour schedule below as well as their CNN showcase from All Good Music Festival earlier this summer.

Greensky Bluegrass Fall Tour Dates

Aug 19 –Ann Arbor, MI @ Liberty Plaza
Aug 19 –Ann Arbor, MI @ The Blind Pig
Aug 21 –Hoxeyville, MI @ Hoxeyville Music Festival
Aug 26 – Carbondale, IL @ Tres Hombres
Aug 27 – Springfield, MO @ Lindberg’s
Aug 28 – Fort Smith, AR @ River Jam Music Festival
Sept 1 – Breckenridge, CO @ Three20South
Sept 2 – Fort Collins, CO @ Hodi’s Half Note
Sept 3 – Steamboat Springs, CO @ Ghost Ranch
Sept 4 – Avon, CO @ Agave
Sept 5 – Denver, CO @ Electric Avenue Music Festival
Sept 17 – Terra Alta, WV @ Recipe Family Cookout
Sept 18 – Ironton, OH @ RiverGrass
Sept 20 – Harrisonburg, VA @ Clementine Café
Sept 21 – Richmond, VA @ Canal Club
Sept 22 – Charlotte, NC @ Double Door Inn
Sept 23 – Raleigh, NC @ Berkeley Cafe
Sept 24 – Asheville, NC @ Mellow Mushroom
Sept 25 – Charleston, SC @ The Pour House
Sept 26 – Atlanta, GA @ Smith’s Olde Bar
Oct 13 – Boulder, CO @ Fox Theater
Oct 14 – Aspen, CO @ Belly Up
Oct 15 – Crested Butte, CO @ The Eldo
Oct 16 – Durango, CO @ Abbey Theatre
Oct 19 – Flagstaff, AZ @ Orpheum Theater
Oct 20 – Phoenix, AZ @ The Compound Grill
Oct 21 – San Diego, CA @ Winston’s
Oct 23 – San Francisco, CA @ Boom Boom Room
Oct 26 – Eureka, CA @ Red Fox Tavern
Oct 28 – Applegate, OR @ Applegate River Lodge
Oct 29 – Portland, OR @ Mt. Tabor Theater
Oct 30 –  Portland, OR@ Mt. Tabor Theater
Oct 31 – Seattle, WA @ The Tractor
Nov 5 – Minneapolis, MN @ The Cabooze
Nov 6 – Madison, WI @ High Noon Saloon
Jan 4–9 – The Caribbean @ Jam Cruise