New York Times — Mr. Hellerman, a pillar of the quartet that helped build a folk music revival, also played on the debut albums of Joan Baez and Judy Collins and produced Arlo Guthrie’s first two albums. more info

New York Times — Laura Benanti will perform songs from across her career; the season also includes Judy Collins and Christine Ebersole. more info

Brooklyn Vegan — jennylee (of Warpaint) added a NJ show, happening February 26 at Monty Hall. Tickets go on sale at 10 AM. Her Bowery Ballroom show is still on sale. Tickets for the Nevermen show at Webster Hall go on sale... more info

Stereogum — Joni Mitchell was hospitalized back in April after reportedly suffering an aneurysm. Updates on Mitchell’s status since have been sparse since June. Now, though, Mitchell’s friend Judy Collins has offered some news, via a Facebook post titled “... more info

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Aquarium Drunkard — Transfiguration. In 1968 British guitarist Davy Graham kicked off his lp Large As Life And Twice As Natural with this re-imagining of Joni Mitchell’s “Both Sides Now” — a song itself made famous (in part) by Judy Collins Grammy award winning ... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — For Robyn Hitchcock's new album, The Man Upstairs, he worked with legendary British folk producer Joe Boyd (Nick Drake, Fairport Convention, Etc). Boyd suggested that Hitchcock make "a Judy Collins album," such as Elektra would have released in in... more info

Dlisted — Joanna Lumley (67) Tim Urban (24) James Badge Dale (35) Julie Benz (41) Wes Anderson (44) D'Arcy Wretzky (45) Tim McGraw (46) Judge Marilyn Milian (52) Ray Parker Jr. (59) Glen Ballard (60) John Woo (67) Rita Coolidge (68) Judy Collins (74) more info

Guardian Music — Ever wondered what the Cure would sound like if Judy Collins had been their singer instead of Robert Smith? Wonder no moreHometown: London.The lineup: Polly Mackey (guitar, vocals), Paul Bates (bass), Jac Roberts (guitar), Tom Ryan (drums), Sian Rosi... more info

Detroit Free Press — Judy Collins: 7 & 9:30 p.m. Dec. 1. The Ark, $49.50, $56.50. Brian Setzer's Rockabilly Riot!: 8 p.m. Dec. 1. MotorCity Casino Hotel, $56, $60. Guns N' Roses: with D Generation, 8 p.m. Dec. 1. The Palace, $49.50-$75. more info