Deep Purple Live in Paris 1975 is a live album by the band Deep Purple, which was recorded during their 1975 tour of Paris. The album features an energetic rendition of the band's biggest hits such as "Smoke on the Water", "Space Truckin '" and "Highway Star". The band presents its unusual musical skill, and also shows its unusual chemistry on stage.

Lizard Sessions. September 8, 9, 13, 14, 20, 29, 30, 1970.

RSD Black Friday. Limited edition of 10,000 copies can be found on the back, but the official RSD website states this is only made in a quantity of 6000 copies. Two acoustic sets from the Warfield shows in October 1980, celebrating the Grateful Dead's 15th Anniversary. A perfect blending of older cuts from Dead's extensive repertoire, these two sets include classics like "Bird Song," "Cassidy," "Dire Wolf," and "To Lay Me Down," amongst many others, with each set ending with "Ripple." Limited Edition, 2-LP, 180-Gram Vinyl with Stoughton tip-on jacket.

Walkin' After Midnight: The Music of Patsy Cline is a star-studded tribute concert filmed at the historic Ryman Auditorium to celebrate her life, legacy and music. The concert features artists including Wynonna, Ashley McBryde, Grace Potter, Beverly D'Angelo, Crystal Gayle, Pat Benatar & Neil Giraldo, Mickey Guyton, Kristin Chenoweth, Rita Wilson, Natalie Grant, Kellie Pickler, Pam Tillis, Tigirlily Gold, Reyna Roberts, Tami Neilson and Mandy Barnett.

On November 1, 2024, THE CURE's widely acclaimed Grammy-nominated album `SONGS OF A LOST WORLD' was released. The night of the album's unveiling, The Cure performed the record in full for the first and only time at London's Troxy in front of 3,000 fans. THE CURE: THE SHOW OF A LOST WORLD is a recut, remixed and remastered film of that night's full 31-song show. Directed by Grammy-nominated Nick Wickham, with new surround-sound mix by Robert Smith. Blu-ray incudes additional Dolby Atmos mix.

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band Tower Theater, Philadelphia, PA, December 31, 1975 By Erik Flannigan As we enter 2026, who could have imagined the Bruce Springsteen Live Archive series would be entering its twelfth year? The first show in the series, Apollo Theater, March 9, 2012, was released in November 2014; remarkably, 100 more have followed, expanding Springsteen's live recording canon into territory once exclusive to the Grateful Dead. Tours from 1975 on are represented in that 100, with many covered in depth. Frustratingly to all, a few gaps remain, limited by technical challenges (#freetherisingtour) and tape availability. But the Archive series is open-ended: new sources and playback breakthroughs remain ever possible..

New from the Archive: Syracuse 2001! This release is the nineteenth in the multi-track series, recorded live at the Landmark Theater in Syracuse, NY, on November 6, 2001

recorded: 29th August 2025 Miasto Ogrodów Katowice / Poland. released December 23, 2025.

Recorded at Whisky a Go Go in Los Angeles 1995.

Set against the Parisian landscape at night, Christina moves fluidly through holiday classics and career-defining hits, all captured in a sumptuous glow.

Even for a tour marked by eclectic setlists, Vancouver 2005 stands out for the breadth and intrigue of its 26-song set. Springsteen opens this riveting solo evening with "Living Proof" performed on pump organ. From there, he continues to challenge himself dropping rarity after rarity including the Devils & Dust tour's only inclusion of "Because The Night" on electric piano; a falsetto-led, atmospheric reading of "State Trooper"; piano takes of "The Promise" and "Real World"; welcome airings for "Ain't Got You," "Cynthia" and "Janey, Don't You Lose Heart"; plus his last performance to date of "Paradise."

Recorded live at Cavea of the Auditorium Parco della Musica Ennio Morricone. Rome, Italy. June 3, 2024.

Orlando 2008 joins Tampa 2008 as the second half of a two-show celebration of life for founding E Street Band member Danny Federici who passed away six days prior. This cathartic, 25-song set mixes core tracks from Magic with three from Bruce's debut album ("Spirit in the Night," "Does This Bus Stop at 82nd Street?" and "Lost in the Flood") and features a special guest appearance by The Byrds' Roger McGuinn who leads emotional readings of "Turn! Turn! Turn!" and "Mr. Tambourine Man" in the encore. Rarer still, the show opens with the only performance ever of the rock version of "Blood Brothers."

A rare stop in Omaha prompts Springsteen to include six songs from Nebraska in this 26-song set from the Wrecking Ball tour. The show opens with a rollicking "Reason To Believe," a horn-driven "Johnny 99" and a potent "Atlantic City." Rarer still is a solo electric take of "State Trooper" (in the song's last performance to date) and the only band arrangement of "Highway Patrolman" since 1985. Sign requests include "Sherry Darling," "Lost In The Flood," "Trapped" and the season's first "Santa Claus Is Coming To Town" in the encore.

Certain Things Are Set In Stone Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band, Oracle Arena, Oakland, California, October 26, 2007. By Erik Flannigan: After touring solo for Devils & Dust in 2005 and stomping across stages with the Seeger Sessions Band in 2006, Bruce Springsteen’s 2007 tour with the E Street Band was a welcome return to regularly scheduled programming. The trek was appealingly normal, in that it was simply a run of shows in support of Bruce and the band’s excellent new album Magic, released in late September. The result was more akin to outings behind Darkness on the Edge of Town (1978) and The River (1980) because that’s what artists did/do when they drop a new album. No bigger occasion or overarching circumstances. No multi-night residencies. Just straight up doing the job. One might think the same for 2012 with the release of Wrecking Ball, but that marked an expansion of the E Street Band to add horns and singers, making it again something different.