Face to Face - Live is a live album by the Scottish funk and R&B group Average White Band (AWB), originally released in 1999 through EMI-Capitol Special Markets. The performance was recorded live at the historic Fillmore Auditorium in San Francisco while the band was touring with Tower of Power in support of their 1997 studio album, Soul Tattoo. The live record serves as a showcase for the band's revised late-90s lineup, bridging classic 1970s funk and soul sounds with a fresh production aesthetic.

GRAMMY® Award-winning vocalist, songwriter, guitar legend, producer, and Gov’t Mule frontman Warren Haynes will release his breathtaking new album, Dreams & Songs: A Symphonic Journey on September 18. The 16-track collection explores all aspects of his incredible catalogue and career, including music from Gov’t Mule, Allman Brothers Band, The Dead, his solo albums, and more.

In May 1977, Elton John took the stage at London’s iconic Rainbow Theatre with Ray Cooper for a 6-show residency. These performances were the first Elton-and-Ray only shows and featured the first live debuts of tracks; "Roy Rogers", "Cage The Songbird", "Idol" and "I Feel Like A Bullet (In The Gun Of Robert Ford)".

A beautiful live performance from the same trio that delivered the Third World Underground album for Trio Records in 1972 – a set done with a similar mix of earthy, global elements as that gem – delivered by Carlos Ward on alto and flute, Dollar Brand on piano and flute, and Don Cherry on flute, trumpet, and percussion! There's a style here that's almost an extension of the energy of the Art Ensemble Of Chicago – especially in the way the musicians mix up instruments – combined with some of the more globally-sensitive elements of Don Cherry's work in Sweden, which clearly brings out qualities in Brand and Ward that are different than their already-great work together on other albums. Titles include "African Session", "Air", "Berimbau", "Waya Wa Egoli", "Cherry", and "Bra Joe From Kilimanjaro".

Unofficial release including live recordings from Boston 1977, originally released as "Wired" in 2001. Rereleased several times on budget labels, sometimes with four bonus tracks by Chri Thompson.

One Last Night was a series of final tribute concerts for the legendary Dutch rock band Golden Earring, in January 2026, at Rotterdam Ahoy. Following guitarist George Kooymans' passing due to ALS, surviving members Barry Hay, Rinus Gerritsen, and Cesar Zuiderwijk, along with guest artists Son Mieux, Guus Meeuwis, Davina Michelle, Danny Vera, Acda en de Munnik, Di-rect, DeWolff, Flemming and others, performed their hits to honor the band's legacy. These hits include "Twilight Zone", "Another 45 Miles", "Going To The Run", "Radar Love", "When The Lady Smiles" and many more. The event was designed as a final, high-energy farewell, described by the band as "Out with a bang baby!". The show honours the band's extensive history following the unfortunate end to their touring career.

The release features the complete soundboard recordings of Nirvana's rehearsals at Sony Music Studios in New York on November 18, 1993, just prior to taping their historic MTV Unplugged broadcast.

Released in 2004, After Midnight: Kean College, 2/28/80 is a three-disc offering from a short-lived incarnation of the Jerry Garcia Band, featuring Garcia (guitar/vocals), John Kahn (bass), Ozzie Ahlers (keyboards/vocals), and Johnny De Foncesca (drums). The aggregate lasted less than six months, with De Foncesca replaced by former Sly & the Family Stone and Santana percussionist Greg Errico less than a month after this late February show. Opening up for Garcia on a majority of the East Coast run was his lyricist and primary collaborator, vocalist Robert Hunter. He joins the JGB during the second set for readings of his own "Tiger Rose" and "Promontory Rider," in addition to offering up his recollections of the experience in the package's liner essay. The quartet is exceptionally compact, with an ability to instantly expand and sidetrack into an impressive exchange of improvisations.

For twenty-five years, Yeah Yeah Yeahs have built one of modern rock's most beloved catalogs. Hidden In Pieces: Live at the Royal Albert Hall gathers songs from across their history and reimagines them through intimate arrangements featuring strings, piano and double bass. Recorded over two nights at London's Royal Albert Hall and including performances from San Diego, Chicago, New York and Mexico City, the album finds Karen O, Nick Zinner and Brian Chase presenting songs from every era of the band's career in a new light.

Recorded at Teatr Śląski in Katowice on 15th of November 2005.

Prelude to a Kiss and More shows Irène Schweizer at the height of her powers, in February 1986 in Zürich. With her exuberance, her improvisational skill, her powerful touch and her sense of style, this recording documents a climax in the pianist's oeuvre. And with its strong relationship to jazz history, the album sets an important note in the pianist's discography.

Live In Koln 1979. In The Shadow Of The Dom is already the third release in the series presenting unique SBB concerts from the 1970s. This time we propose one of the series of three appearances in Cologne that they had venue in September 1979. It is a concert full of spontaneity and improvisation - a unique opportunity to hear the band at their peak, giving up playing their most famous pieces for an hour and a half of musical story - composed hot. Live In Koln 1979. In The Shadow Of The Dom will surprise all progressive rock fans - it is rare to find such lightness in creating the mood and playing with colors and sounds.