Brooklyn Vegan — Tonight's Halloween weekend shows in NYC include The Damned, GWAR, Japandroids, Uniform, The B-52s, Steely Dan, Psychic Ills, Black Kids, and more. Continue reading… more info

JamBase — A 10-show residency at the Beacon Theatre from Steely Dan saw the band dust off a few rare gems on 'Aja' night. more info

JamBase — Watch ALO tackle a pair of Steely Dan classics from 'The Royal Scam' at last weekend's Camp Deep End. more info

Brooklyn Vegan — This stacked day of NYC shows includes Teenage Fanclub, Emily Jane White, Duchess Says, White Lung, Cymbals Eat Guitars, The Besnard Lakes, Beyonce/Blood Orange/etc, M83, Steely Dan, DJ Shadow, Bob Weir, The Dillinger Escape Plan, Mr. Oizo, and more.... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Steely Dan performing 'The Royal Scam,' Whitney, Caetano Veloso, Bill Frisell, Noname, Peter Case and more Wednesday show options for your Wednesday. Continue reading… more info

Stereogum — Following an essay and a podcast on the subject by Eric Slick of Lithuania, The Talkhouse hosted a Steely Dan tribute night at Brooklyn’s Shea Stadium yesterday. The event featured Dan covers from the likes of Lithuania, Natalie Prass, Mikey Erg, I... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Detroit's weird and wonderful Zoos of Berlin are back with Instant Evening, their third album (and first in three years). As ever, frontmen Trevor Naud and Daniel I. Clark weave a variety of influences ('80s pop, '70s kraut and Steely ... more info

Core News — “We continue to grow our Funk Family Tree, which we started at the beginning of the year. This week we’ll link together Steely Dan, Pretty Purdie, Herbie Hancok and US3. At 8pm we’ll be having a 30 minute Tru Thoughts Records Trunk of Funk. The... more info

Nialler9 — Krystal Klear is joined by his father Peter Lennon, who used to be Irish pirate radio broadcaster and was last in a radio studio 33 years ago. As well as playing some choice records like Misiu’s ‘All A Dream’, Steely Dan, and Gibson Broth... more info

Gorilla vs. Bear — We kind of love Pitchfork's list of the 200 best songs of the 1970s. Lists like these are next to impossible to compile, but theirs is a very good and balanced mix of the obvious and the obscure, spanning disco, dub, jazz, soul, new wave, punk, ... more info