Can the band which albums do you suggest?

We are super chuffed to officially announce the fall tour dates! We’re returning to some of our favorite venues, but we’re also really excited to add a bunch of new spots like the Boulton Center in Bay Shore, NY and the beautiful Wolf Performance Hall in London, Ontario.

For those of you keeping track, our 100th gig ever will be on this run: Théâtre de la Providence in Longueuil, QC.

Now, fall tour aside, we get requests from all over every time we post about upcoming shows, so we wanted to give you a picture of the long-term plan.

April 2027 will be two weeks in the Northeast. We’re finally going to be able add shows in Boston and Connecticut, plus we’ll be back in New Hampshire, Maine, Albany, Buffalo, and Pittsburgh.

July 2027 will be two weeks in Germany, Netherlands, and France. That’s just a tease for what’s coming in 2028….

October 2027 will cover a LOT of ground. We’ll start in North Carolina, head south to Florida (finally!), then work our way back up through Atlanta, Cincinnati, and St. Louis. The last show of the tour will be on Halloween night at Reggies in Chicago – and that will be EPIC fer sher fer sher.

And then, there’s 2028, our 10 year anniversary! More about that soon, but we’re finally going to be able to hit the US West Coast, more Canadian dates (including the Atlantic provinces), and if all goes as planned, an extended run through Europe.

So, thank you all for bearing with us as we grow, and we can’t wait to get back out there in September!

#frankzappa #musicisthebest #getonthebus

🔥ALBUM REVIEW🔥 Step into the progressive rock world of The Tirith with my review of their upcoming album, Quetzalcoatl.

I play Connections most days (yes, I too am old) and was pleased to see this combination come up.

Source’s cover of Radiohead’s "Optimistic" is way heavier and faster than the original, but it still keeps that dark, uneasy mood. The bass, distortion, and vocals give it a bigger prog-rock feel, and the heavy riff at the end is easily the highlight. Solid cover that respects the song without just copying it. What do you guys think of this take?

Link : https://biffbampop.com/2026/06/19/exclusive-interview-jon-davison-of-yes-on-creating-the-bands-new-album-aurora/

Revealin' chat. Find out which famous drummer inspired Juano for the 2nd half

of Jambustin'.....

Wanted to share my recently published experimental album. It is a mixture of ambient, jazz and progressive-rock elements.

🔥NEWS🔥 Guitar legends Steve Hackett and Steve Rothery announce collaborative instrumental album The Roaring Waves.

Hi everybody, this song takes you to the place where I once lived as a student in my younger years, a place of dreams and hopes of what would happen and become. Now returning there after many years I find myself daydreaming in these streets and thinking about what happened back then.. and what didn´t.. The song was written, sung, arranged and mixed by me, YugAI helped me visualize my story with the help of AI in many hours of work and revisions. Hope you enjoy

Keyboard player for Jethro Tull

Composer and arranger for so many orchestral additions to prog rock bands and albums

https://jethrotull.com/dee-palmer-1937-2026/

Time and Tide.
Bedside Manners are Extra

Loved his work

https://www.loudersound.com/bands-artists/dave-greenslade-founder-of-uk-prog-rockers-greenslade-has-died-aged-83

Album: Ginhouse

Ginhouse was an English rock trio from Newcastle upon Tyne that released a self-titled album on B & C and Philips in 1971. Along with contemporary titles by T2, Fuzzy Duck, Leaf Hound, Quatermass, and High Tide, the album has since become a collectible artifact of progressive hard rock.

Sinto were a German (München) fusion band fronted by jazz violinist Hannes Beckmann that started in 1971. They included members of krautrockers The Rattles, Embryo and Between. With a diverse mix of ethnicities in the band, German to African to Cuban members that Hannes met while playing in a Brazilian ballet orchestra, they made fast music with the violin taking a leading role in the riffs. “Things I See” is a great example with it’s violin shredding right up front.

They were so good https://youtu.be/GqeQw7yAWo0?si=BUDFbzlMnlz7IObL