JamBase — Watch The Magpie Salute featuring The Black Crowes alums perform in New York City towards the end of a 60-show tour and check out Joe Russo's photos. more info

Obscure Sound — Denver-based act Rachel & The Ruckus pursue a vein of rock rooted in blues, country, funk, and soul — casting a sound comparable to Grace Potter and The Black Crowes. Rachel Alena impresses on lead vocals with a fierce delivery, with her piano work... more info

JamBase — Gov't Mule welcomed members of The Black Crowes, Blackberry Smoke and the Allman Brothers to stage last night in The Music City. more info

Chicago Sun-Times, IL — It features a good number of the talented musicians that once buoyed The Black Crowes and is the closest we may ever get to a fully reunited band. more info

JamBase — On the eve of their national headlining tour, The Magpie Salute guitarist Marc Ford discusses the new band's future, his The Black Crowes past and more. more info

JamBase — Read what Chris Robinson had to say about Dead & Company, singing Black Crowes songs, the CRB and more in a new interview. more info

Obscure Sound — Po’ Brothers aptly describe their new track “Feel” as “what happens when Neil Young-esque psychedelia hops into a Pontiac Thunderbird bound for blues-ville USA.” The four-piece from Seattle – short for “Poor Brothers” – has a rockin... more info

JamBase — The Black Crowes founding drummer Steve Gorman tells many amazing stories and shares interesting insights with the 'Celebration Rock' podcast. more info

JamBase — Four Black Crowes alumni are featured on the self-titled debut record from The Magpie Salute. more info

JamBase — Watch Gov't Mule perform a Black Crowes classic with three members of the band who hadn't shared the stage in nearly three years. more info