Watch Pearl Jam play a stripped-down set at Shoreline Auditorium in 1994, just months before the release of Vitalogy.
This rare performance at Philharmonic Hall, recorded just a month after Svengali, shows the adventurous band at the peak of its powers.
The art rock/new wave group unveils an expanded lineup featuring keyboardist Bernie Worrell and guitarist Adrian Belew at Canada's Heatwave Festival.
The progressive rock guitarist turns 67 today. Hear him in concert with Peter Gabriel in 1978 and with separate editions of King Crimson from '69, '73 and '84.
As Tom gears up to hangout with Stevie Wonder and The Black Crowes this weekend in Alabama, get your vintage Petty fix right here.
Weather Report bassist Jaco Pastorius unveils his powerhouse 19-piece ensemble at the 1982 Kool Jazz Festival in New York.
Through Tuesday, paid members can download this exclusive audio concert from the "Fillmore House Band" for free. Not a member? Sign up by 5/21 to get it.
This Nashville singer-songwriter just began his summer tour and announced he's working on his sophomore album. An artist to keep eyes and ears open for.
Today in 1966, the avant garde pioneer recorded his landmark Unit Structures. Hear him premiere that material at '65 Newport.
Hear the prog-rock pioneer in concert as a leader (1975), with Yes (1978) and with Anderson/Bruford/Wakeman/Howe (1989).
This young band won Hard Rock's Battle of the Bands competition and was signed as the first act to their new label. Check out their great Daytrotter set.
The iconic drummer and longtime member of John Coltrane's fabled quartet passed away on this day in 2004. Hear a memorial Elvin playlist.
A pristine example of the prog-tinged pop that made the band a smash on both sides of the Atlantic can be enjoyed in this energetic performance.
We've created a 50-song playlist of all-time favorites to soundtrack your end-of-summer get-togethers: crank it up and enjoy!
The avant garde tenor saxophonist performs material from his Impulse release The Ear of the Behearer at the '74 Newport Jazz Festival.
The charismatic blues scholar and world music pioneer (born Henry Saint Clair Fredericks in Harlem) turns 71 today. Hear him in a one-man show from 1972.
Charlie Parker's legacy is celebrated by the New York Jazz Repertory Company, featuring guest altoists Sonny Stitt, Charles McPherson and Phil Woods.
The powerhouse drummer-composer and charter member of the Mahavishnu Orchestra turns 69 today. Hear him leading his own band in 1978.
Newport Jazz Festival New York | Jun 28, 1974
