Today, Bozeman’s best, indie folk band Buffalo Traffic Jam announce their debut headline Take Me Home Tour kicking off in Minneapolis on February 24th before making their way across the US and Canada! The tour announce follows support runs for Dylan Gossett, Bayker Blankenship, Allen Stone, Jamey Johnson, Shane Smith & The Saints along with festival slots at Red West Festival and Under the Big Sky. It also follows last month’s release of their EP Take Me Home, which saw the duo cross 1.5 million monthly listeners on Spotify. Tickets for the Take Me Home Tour go on sale this Friday, November 21 at 10am local time.
Most recently, Lowkey Country chose Buffalo Traffic Jam as their October Artist On the Rise while Moose Radio deemed them “The Most Popular Montana Band You’ve Never Heard Of.” Their EP Take Me Home, is both heavy and hopeful, capturing the intense couple of years the pair have had juggling college, music-making, touring and general adulthood paired with a sound that hits like a storm tearing across rain-starved plains.
Fan favorite, “Fool’s Gold,” is a driving tune that finds Frankie in a bad way, chasing cheap relief amid rising cello and crashing guitar that now boasts more than 14 million views on TikTok and over 8 million streams! “Comfort in Misery,”a song about the ruts we fall into when we’re in need of some healing, landed on Spotify’s highly-coveted Fresh Folkplaylist and picked up praise from Melodic Mag, who hailed it, “A compelling combination of heartfelt lyrics and emotive folk.” They recently brought their stop-you-in-your-tracks sound to The Sticks Music’s Bonfire Sessions — watch “Fool’s Gold” here and “Comfort in Misery” here.
Before this season of songs, Buffalo Traffic Jam released a pair of 2025 singles — “Milestone” and “Strangers Now”— which followed their November breakthrough, “Forgot Your Roots,” a heart-wrenching mix of emotional rawness and cinematic grandeur. 2024 saw the release of their self-titled debut EP, a culmination of all that had been brewing since they came together as Montana State University students united by a love for storytelling, the beauty of acoustic sound, and the natural wonder surrounding them in Big Sky Country.
Of late, Buffalo Traffic Jam have been bringing their music to wider audiences both at their festival debuts at Under the Big Sky in Whitefish, MT and Salt Lake City’s Red West Festival, as well as support slots on a generation-hopping array of talent including the legendary Steve Earle, Alabama outlaw country artist Jamey Johnson, and Texas red dirt band Shane Smith & The Saints. Their current run with Dylan Gossett wraps up November 16 in Phoenix, AZ ahead of their set at Tortuga Music Festival in April. Catch the fellas on the road and stay tuned for Buffalo Traffic Jam’s next chapter — their story has just begun.
Take Me Home Tour
2/24 – Minneapolis, MN – 7th Street Entry
2/25 – Madison, WI – High Noon Saloon
2/27 – Columbia, MO – The Blue Note
2/28 – Grand Rapids, MI – The Stache
3/3 – St. Louis, MO – Off Broadway
3.5 – Chicago, IL – Schubas Tavern
3/7 – Columbus, OH – A&R Bar
3.8 – Indianapolis, IN – Hifi
3/10 – Nashville, TN – Basement East
3/11 – Atlanta, GA – Eddie’s Attic
3/13 – Charlotte, NC – Evening Muse
3/17 – New York, NY – Mercury Lounge
3/18 – Cambridge, MA – Sinclair
3/20 – Montreal, QC – The Ritz
3/21 – Toronto, ON – Horseshoe
3/22 – Cleveland, OH – Cambridge Room
3/24 – Omaha, NE – Reverb
3/27 – Salt Lake City, UT – Maverick Center*
3/28 – Boise, ID – Extra Mile Arena*
4/2 – Denver, CO – Globe Hall
4/3 – Fort Collins, CO – Soundbar
4/11 – Tortuga Music Festival
4/16 – Richmond, VA – The Camel
4/17 – Washington, DC – DC9
4/18 – Philadelphia, PA – Milk Boy
* Supporting Turnpike Troubadours
Buffalo Traffic Jam Hit The Road For Debut Headline ‘Take Me Home’ Tour Across US And Canada
The Ways Online Slots Continue to Grow in 2025
By Mitch Rice
The online slots industry has undergone a remarkable transformation over the past decade, and 2025 is proving to be another pivotal year in its evolution. With advancements in technology, changing player expectations, and a focus on responsible entertainment, online slot games are becoming more dynamic, customizable, and immersive. This article explores the key ways in which online slots continue to grow and redefine the digital gaming experience for adult audiences.
Modular and Customizable Gameplay
One of the most significant trends in 2025 is the rise of modular slot games. These allow players to tailor their gaming experience by selecting preferred themes, reel structures, and bonus features. Whether a user prefers cascading reels, sticky wilds, or classic three-reel formats, modular design puts creative control in the hands of the player.
This shift toward customization reflects a broader trend in digital entertainment, where users expect more agency and personalization in their experiences.
AI-Driven Personalization
Artificial Intelligence (AI) and machine learning are playing a growing role in how online slots are presented and experienced. Platforms now use AI to analyze player behavior and recommend games that align with individual preferences.
This personalization extends to:
- Game suggestions based on past play
- Tailored bonus offers
- Adaptive difficulty and pacing
By delivering more relevant content, AI enhances user engagement while supporting responsible gaming practices.
Immersive Visual and Audio Design
The visual and auditory quality of online slots has reached new heights in 2025. Developers are leveraging 3D graphics, cinematic animations, and spatial audio to create more immersive environments. These enhancements contribute to a richer, more engaging experience without relying on themes or imagery that might appeal to underage audiences.
Games now feature:
- High-definition visuals optimized for mobile and desktop
- Thematic soundtracks that respond to gameplay
- Real-time animations that enhance bonus rounds and special features
Innovative Game Mechanics
Beyond aesthetics, the mechanics of online slots are becoming more sophisticated. Traditional paylines are being replaced or supplemented by features like:
- Cluster pays and Megaways systems
- Gravity-based reels and symbol reveals
- Expanding wilds and dynamic multipliers
These innovations add layers of strategy and unpredictability, keeping gameplay fresh and engaging for experienced users.
Social and Community Features
Another area of growth is the integration of social elements into slot games. While maintaining compliance with responsible gaming standards, some platforms now offer:
- Leaderboards and achievement systems
- Community challenges and tournaments
- Shared bonus rounds or cooperative features
These additions foster a sense of connection and competition among adult players, enhancing the overall experience.
Regulatory Compliance and Responsible Design
As the industry grows, so does the emphasis on compliance and responsible gaming. Developers and platforms are increasingly focused on:
- Age-appropriate themes and imagery
- Transparent game information and terms
- Tools for setting limits and managing play time
This commitment ensures that the growth of online slots aligns with ethical standards and regulatory requirements.
Final Thoughts
The continued growth of online slots in 2025 is driven by a blend of technological innovation, user-centric design, and a strong commitment to responsible entertainment. From customizable gameplay and AI-driven personalization to immersive visuals and evolving mechanics, the industry is redefining what it means to spin the reels.
As developers and platforms continue to push boundaries, players can look forward to even more engaging and thoughtfully designed experiences in the years ahead.
Data and information are provided for informational purposes only, and are not intended for investment or other purposes.
Vienna Music Scene Infrastructure for Touring Musicians and Visiting Artists
By Mitch Rice
Vienna’s classical heritage is legendary, but the city’s contemporary music scene experiences a quiet renaissance most industry watchers have missed. As touring schedules expand across Central Europe and Vienna cements its position as a regional hub for festivals and album launches, musicians and crews face a familiar logistical puzzle: how to navigate a multi-day residency or festival appearance without dragging luggage everywhere. The solution lies in understanding Vienna’s infrastructure and the emerging support ecosystem for traveling artists.
Emerging Venues Reshaping Vienna’s Touring Circuit
Arena Wien and the Post-Industrial Wave
Arena Wien, housed in a converted slaughterhouse complex, has become a magnet for mid-tier international acts testing European markets. The venue’s flexible capacity (ranging from 400 to 3,000) makes it ideal for artists graduating from club circuits but not yet ready for stadium runs. Recent bookings have included genre-crossing lineups—from post-punk revivalists to electronic collectives—that reflect Vienna’s appetite for boundary-pushing programming.
The surrounding Erdberg district has evolved into a pre- and post-show gathering zone, with rehearsal spaces and gear rental shops clustered within walking distance. For bands arriving with minimal equipment and relying on backline services, the neighborhood offers a logistically efficient base. Options for bag storage Vienna have expanded here, with several independent operators near transit hubs allowing musicians to drop personal items before soundchecks and reclaim them post-gig.
Porgy & Bess and the Jazz-Adjacent Ecosystem
This intimate club in the first district has anchored Vienna’s jazz and improvised music community for over two decades. Its roster leans experimental—expect saxophone quartets deconstructing Balkan folk motifs or turntablists collaborating with chamber ensembles. The venue’s artist hospitality includes partnerships with nearby lockers and storage points, recognizing that many performers arrive directly from airport connections or need to stash gear between afternoon workshops and evening sets.
Festival Infrastructure and Mobility Demands
Vienna’s festival calendar has thickened considerably, with events like Waves Vienna (focused on emerging acts) and Popfest drawing multi-national lineups. These multi-day affairs create specific challenges: artists often perform one night, attend industry panels the next day, then fly out immediately. Carrying a full touring backpack through panel sessions or networking brunches is impractical, driving demand for short-term storage solutions near festival venues and co-working spaces.
Services like Qeepl have integrated into this workflow, offering app-based drop-off at partner locations—cafés, hostels, and shops—that align with artists’ irregular schedules. The model mirrors the gig economy’s flexibility, a natural fit for musicians accustomed to non-traditional hours.
Practical Considerations for Touring Crews
Transport and Timing
Vienna’s public transit network is musician-friendly, with night buses running until 5 a.m. and the U-Bahn resuming early. Venues are typically within two transfers of major accommodation clusters in Neubau and Josefstadt. However, instrument transport complicates matters—double bass cases and synth rigs don’t fit comfortably on trams during rush hour.
Many crews now adopt a split logistics approach: bulky gear travels via venue-coordinated vans, while personal items and day-use essentials are managed separately. This bifurcation has normalized temporary storage as a tour budget line item, especially for acts playing consecutive nights at different venues.
Cost Realities
Accommodation in Vienna runs €70–150 per night for mid-range hotels, with hostel beds starting around €25. Artist budgets often prioritize location over amenities, favoring walkable proximity to venues over breakfast buffets. This calculation extends to baggage: paying €5–8 for daily storage often beats the cost of returning to a distant hostel between commitments.
Recording and Rehearsal Spaces
Vienna’s studio scene serves both local acts and touring bands seeking to capture European dates on tape. Tonzauber and Groove Garden offer hourly rates (€30–60) and have cultivated reputations for accommodating drop-in sessions. Bands arriving with pre-production demos can book mixing time during off-days, turning logistical downtime into creative output.
Rehearsal rooms follow a similar model, with lockout spaces available for €15–25 per hour. The catch: most lack secure storage, so crews either haul gear daily or negotiate overnight parking for vans—a gamble in Vienna’s permit-heavy districts.
Why Vienna Matters for 2025 Touring Routes?
The city sits at the crossroads of Germany’s club circuit, Italy’s summer festivals, and Eastern European markets experiencing rapid growth. Acts routing through Central Europe increasingly anchor Vienna dates as pivot points, using the city’s airport connectivity (direct flights to over 180 destinations) to hopscotch between clusters.
This hub-and-spoke model amplifies the need for flexible baggage solutions. A band might fly Vienna–Berlin for a Wednesday show, return Thursday for a Friday Arena Wien slot, then depart Saturday for a Croatian festival. Storing non-essential luggage in Vienna between legs eliminates the need to drag winter coats to Mediterranean stages or re-check bags unnecessarily.
The Unspoken Infrastructure
Beyond official venues and studios, Vienna’s artist community relies on informal networks—Facebook groups coordinating gear swaps, WhatsApp threads sharing last-minute crash pads, and Instagram stories flagging pop-up jam sessions. This DIY ethos persists even as the city’s music economy professionalizes, creating a hybrid culture where boutique festivals coexist with basement shows.
For outsiders, tapping into these networks requires advance research and local contacts. Publicists and tour managers increasingly budget time for relationship-building, recognizing that Vienna’s tight-knit scene rewards repeat visitors with access and opportunities unavailable to one-off acts.
Gear Rental and Backline Services
Vienna’s backline market has matured, with companies like Stage Rental Vienna stocking everything from vintage Fender amps to modular synth rigs. Pricing is competitive—a full drum kit rents for around €80 per day, while guitar amps start at €30. For international acts, renting locally beats the airline fees and damage risk of hauling personal gear across continents.
This ecosystem also supports hybrid setups: a guitarist might fly with a pedalboard but rent the amplifier, or a DJ brings USB drives while relying on venue-supplied CDJs. The key is advance communication—venue techs appreciate detailed riders specifying exact models and configurations.
Erykah Badu Celebrates 25 Years Of ‘Mama’s Gun’ With Special King’s Theater Livestream On Veeps
Veeps will present Erykah Badu: Mama’s Gun | Live from King’s Theater on Saturday, December 6th at 9 pm ET. The livestream captures a special performance celebrating the 25th anniversary of Badu’s seminal album ‘Mama’s Gun’, widely regarded as a defining record in neo-soul. Advance tickets are $19.99, day of show tickets will be $24.99, with free access for Veeps All Access subscribers.
The King’s Theater streaming event on Veeps gives fans worldwide an up-close experience of this iconic set as she performs the album in full. Fans can expect a full performance drawing on the ‘Mama’s Gun’ tracklist, signature Badu arrangements and the intimate storytelling that has defined her live shows.
The stream will be available globally with on-demand replay for ticket holders after the live broadcast, subject to artist and platform terms. Erykah Badu’s ‘Mama’s Gun’ is being celebrated across the live circuit this year with anniversary dates and special appearances, and this livestream offers a unique opportunity for fans everywhere to witness this milestone celebration.
Brooke Moriber Explores Faith And Identity On Stirring New Single “Your Jesus”
Acclaimed singer-songwriter Brooke Moriber has released her latest single “Your Jesus”, a powerful track that marks a new chapter in her evolution. Combining her Broadway born vocal prowess and intimate storytelling with a fresh pop-country sound, Moriber delivers an incisive and emotionally charged anthem that explores themes of surrender, identity and the complex intersections of faith, love and self-worth.
With vivid lyricism and a soaring chorus, Moriber reflects on what happens when someone else’s idea of salvation becomes your own and whether the real redemption lies in finding your own path rather than accepting someone else’s. The track balances vulnerability and strength through layered instrumentation, rich harmonies and Moriber’s signature clarion voice.
“Your Jesus” showcases the singer-songwriter at her most authentic, crafting a song that invites listeners to question, reflect and ultimately discover their own truth. This release demonstrates Moriber’s continued growth as an artist unafraid to tackle profound subjects with grace and honesty.
Jamie Oliver Teams Up With Leading Health Experts For Audible’s Game Changing New Podcast ‘Reset Your Health’
Audible, a leading provider of spoken word entertainment, has announced Reset Your Health with Jamie Oliver, launching globally on Thursday, January 8th, 2026. The brand-new Audible Original podcast, created and hosted by chef, author, and child health campaigner, Jamie Oliver, takes listeners on a journey to better understand their health and wellbeing.
Each episode of the six-part series sees Jamie tackle a new health topic with the help of a leading expert, cutting through the noise of confusing wellness advice. From uncovering the mysteries of the gut with Dr Emily Leeming and the impact that chewing soft foods versus crunchy foods has on our health with Sarah Berry, to exploring why bacon sandwiches are so irresistible with geneticist Professor Giles Yeo and learning how to protect your memory as you age with Professor Rose Anne Kenny – this insightful series is packed with practical hacks and science-backed insights to help listeners live healthier, happier lives.
Jamie and his expert guests show that improving your health only takes curiosity, small steps and willingness to try new things. Through relatable stories, from sneaking more vegetables into family meals to mastering better sleep routines, they make lasting change feel achievable for everyone.
Jamie Oliver said: “Our health is the most precious thing we have, but right now, the food environment around us has never been unhealthier. Where we live and where we work, everywhere we go, we’re surrounded by a majority of unhealthy choices. It’s hard to know what to do, which is why I wanted to make this podcast, joined by experts in their field, to unpack what we can all do to make some positive changes. We don’t have to get it right all the time but making good food choices, getting more sleep, knowing more about our gut, trying some hacks, all of this has the potential to really transform our lives and happiness.”
Aurelie de Troyer, Head of Regional Content, Europe at Audible added: “Jamie has this incredible knack for making complex topics feel like a conversation with your friend. This isn’t your typical wellness podcast – it’s Jamie being genuinely interested about the science behind why our bodies do what they do, and that curiosity is absolutely infectious. Timed perfectly for the new year, we’re excited for our listeners to join Jamie on this journey.”
Reset Your Health with Jamie Oliver is Jamie’s latest venture in his journey with nutrition. 10 years ago, he studied at St. Mary’s Twickenham University under Professor Ann Kennedy and Gill Horgan for a Royal Society of Public Health Level 4 Award in Nutrition in order to immerse himself in a deeper understanding of our bodies’ relationship with food, how what we eat affects us, and the impact it can have.
Blending expert advice, storytelling, and Jamie’s trademark warmth, insight and humour, Reset Your Health with Jamie Oliver joins Audible’s extensive roster of critically acclaimed wellness podcasts, including Sleep Sound with Sienna Miller (“Calming”: The Guardian), Hack your Body and Heal your Mind (“This eight-part podcast series may be your next best step”: The Independent) and Derren Brown’s Boot Camp for the Brain (“Highly enjoyable!”: The Observer)
Reset Your Health with Jamie Oliver, an Audible Original podcast, will be exclusively available from January 8th, 2026 at audible.ca. Available to pre-order now. Membership may be required.
Peter DiMaggio Soars Into Independence With Cinematic New Single “Fly Away”
Actor, composer, and singer-songwriter Peter DiMaggio returns with his powerful new single “Fly Away,” a soaring indie-pop track that blends emotional vulnerability with cinematic production. Channeling the atmospheric textures of The 1975 and the anthemic optimism of Coldplay, DiMaggio offers a deeply personal reflection on breaking free from a toxic cycle — and the hope that endures even in moments of darkness.
“I wrote this song in the wake of a toxic relationship,” says DiMaggio. “Though I eventually found the strength to leave, this song came from the middle of it — that place where, no matter how bad it gets, you keep getting pulled back in. It’s about yearning for the version of yourself that can finally let go.”
“Fly Away” marks a milestone for DiMaggio: it’s his first fully self-written and self-owned release, a poignant coincidence for a song about reclaiming one’s power. The track serves as a bold introduction to his upcoming body of work under his new independent label, Passeri Records, with a larger project planned for release this spring.
“Fly Away” is the true proof of concept for Passeri Records, marking a pivotal moment in Peter DiMaggio’s journey as an artist, filmmaker, and creative producer. The music video exists at the crossroads of his experience in music, film, acting, dance, fight choreography, writing, and production—an all-encompassing showcase of artistic storytelling. Built over months of development, rehearsals, and collaboration, “Fly Away” transforms a deeply personal song into a cinematic experience that merges movement, emotion, and visual narrative.
To bring the vision to life, Peter assembled what he calls his “all-star team”—a group of collaborators he met through years of acting in independent films and creative projects. Directed by Annette Milburn, produced by Jonathan Oliviera, and shot by cinematographer Raphaël Edwards, the video features intricate production design by Grace Roden and Jillian Rosadino, expressive choreography by Monica Gallego, and a 47-second one-take sequence involving more than fifty cast and crew members. Every frame reflects the precision, artistry, and trust shared across departments, proving that independent artists can produce professional-quality work with intention, ingenuity, and heart.
At its core, “Fly Away” is a statement about creative community and empowerment. Through Passeri Records, Peter DiMaggio aims to redefine what independent artistry looks like, fostering an environment where collaboration thrives and artists maintain full creative control. The project stands as both a personal milestone and a collective triumph, celebrating the belief that when passion and purpose align, you don’t just make art—you take flight.
“This release proves that through focused collaboration, independent artists can create industry-quality product free of the constraints of a traditional record deal. Collaboration isn’t just the method; it’s the message. When artists create freely, we all rise together.”
Boots And Hearts 2026 Brings The Chicks, Rascal Flatts And A Powerhouse Lineup To Burl’s Creek This August
Republic Live has unveiled an absolutely massive lineup for the 2026 edition of Boots and Hearts Music Festival, returning August 7th to 9th to Burl’s Creek Event Grounds in Oro-Medonte. The internationally acclaimed festival introduces an exciting new three-day format that promises to make Canada’s largest music and camping festival even more spectacular. GRAMMY and CMA Award winning icons The Chicks headline Saturday night on August 8th in their festival debut, while ACM Award winning group Rascal Flatts close out the weekend as Sunday’s headliner on August 9th.
The stellar lineup welcomes incredible first time performers including Tucker Wetmore, Jessie Murph, Sam Barber, Dasha, Max McNown, Waylon Wyatt, The Jack Wharff Band, Kaitlin Butts, Ashley Cooke and Emily Anne Roberts. Multi-platinum chart topper Russell Dickerson returns to the Main Stage on Friday, August 7th. Multi-CCMA and JUNO Award winning artist Brett Kissel headlines the Front Porch Stage on Friday night, while platinum selling favourites James Barker Band make their long awaited Main Stage return on Sunday.
Festival co-founder Eva Dunford shares that The Chicks said it best, “I’ve sure been down this road before,” but there’s nothing like the road to Boots. This festival and team have always been dedicated to creating world class experiences that bring people together, and our new three-day format is the exciting next step in that journey. The eight-time CCMA Country Festival of the Year winner introduces two new VIP options for 2026: the Daisy Duke’s Deck VIP+ at the Main Stage and the Front Porch VIP area. Tickets go on pre-sale Tuesday, November 18th at 10 am ET, with public on-sale Friday, November 21st at 10 am ET at www.bootsandhearts.com.
Magnolia Park Unleashes Heavy New Single “CHASING SHADOWS” From Their Dystopian VAMP Universe
Orlando sonic storytellers Magnolia Park return with their heaviest offering yet, the brand new single “CHASING SHADOWS” that marks their first release since opening the portal to their ‘VAMP’ universe earlier this year. The track serves as a powerful emotional climax to the album’s ambitious narrative, where protagonist Aurora XI grapples with devastating loss at the hands of her enemy.
Drawing inspiration from anime, horror and fantasy, the band crafted ‘VAMP’ as a soundtrack to an ominous journey through a dystopian world where rulers and rebels clash with the future hanging in the balance. “CHASING SHADOWS” showcases this vision through sludgy guitars and raging melodies that collide with a drum machine and catchy hooks, creating a sound that pushes the band into bold new territory.
The band shares that “Chasing Shadows” deals with feeling unworthy of love and the torment of losing someone close to you. They wanted to write a song about how Aurora feels after losing her sister Ophelia in the battle against the Shadow Cult. This raw emotional core drives the track’s intensity, making it a standout moment in the ‘VAMP’ story.
Magnolia Park North American Tour Dates (2026)
April 02 – Houston, TX – Warehouse Live Midtown
April 03 – Austin, TX – Come And Take It Live
April 05 – Colorado Springs, CO – The Black Sheep
April 07 – Omaha, NE – The Waiting Room
April 08 – Des Moines, IA – Wooly’s
April 10 – Bloomington, IL – The Castle Theatre
April 11 – Madison, WI – Majestic Theatre
April 12 – Flint, MI – The Machine Shop
April 14 – Buffalo, NY – Buffalo Iron Works
April 15 – Montreal, QC – Le Studio TD
April 17 – Amityville, NY – Amityville Music Hall
April 18 – Asbury Park, NJ – House of Independents
April 19 – Worcester, MA – The Palladium Upstairs
April 21 – Washington, DC – Union Stage
April 22 – Lititz, PA – Mickey’s Black Box
April 24 – Birmingham, AL – Saturn
April 25 – Johnson City, TN – Capone’s
May 10 – Raleigh, NC – Lincoln Theatre
May 12 – Destin, FL – Club LA
May 13 – Nashville, TN – Basement East
May 14 – Columbus, OH – Sonic Temple*
*Festival Play
International Dates (2025)
Dec 01 – Glasgow, Scotland – Barrowland Ballroom
Dec 02 – Cardiff, UK – Motorpoint Arena Cardiff
Dec 03 – Cardiff, UK – Utilita Arena Cardiff
Dec 05 – London, UK – OVO Wembley Arena
Dec 07 – Manchester, UK – Aviva Studios (The Hall)
(2026)
W/ BABYMETAL
March 12 – Perth, Australia – HPC
March 14 – Adelaide, Australia – AEC Theatre
March 17 – Melbourne, Australia – John Cain Arena
March 20 – Sydney, Australia – Hordern Pavilion
March 22 – Brisbane, Australia – Riverstage
June 5 – Nürburg, RP – Rock Am Ring*
June 07 – Nuremburg, Bavaria – Rock im Park*
June 10-14 – Hradec Kralove, Hradec Králové Region – Rock For People*
June 11-14 – Castle Donington, England – Download*
June 12 – Nickelsdorf, Burgenland – Nova Rock Festival*
June 18 – Dessel, Flanders – Graspop Metal Meeting*
*Festival Play
Jeff Buckley’s Ethereal Legacy Comes Alive In Stunning New HBO Documentary
The captivating new documentary It’s Never Over, Jeff Buckley premieres Thursday, December 4 on HBO and HBO Max, bringing audiences closer than ever to the musician who captured hearts worldwide. Oscar nominated filmmaker Amy Berg crafts an intimate portrait through rare archival footage and heartfelt conversations with those who knew Buckley best.
His mother Mary Guibert opens up alongside former partners Rebecca Moore and Joan Wasser, while bandmates Michael Tighe and Parker Kindren share precious memories from their time creating music together. Artists like Ben Harper and Aimee Mann reflect on Buckley’s profound influence on modern music.
The film explores how his otherworldly voice and boundary pushing artistry transformed the music landscape after the release of his acclaimed debut album Grace. Part of HBO’s celebrated Music Box documentary series, this latest installment reveals never before seen footage that illuminates the life and enduring impact of a true musical innovator. Buckley’s music continues to resonate with new generations of fans who discover his timeless recordings and connect with his authentic artistic vision.