Blues rockers The Black Crowes have unveiled a video for their Wanting and Waiting single. The track will be released as limited 7" (2000 copies worldwide) for Record Store Day (April 20), with the non-album track Morsels for Mongrels on the B-side. The clip was directed Chris Acosta & Chris Phelps.
March 07, 2024
March 04, 2024
The Black Crowes: "Wanting and Waiting" single for Record Store Day
Blues rockers The Black Crowes will release Happiness Bastards, their first album in 15 years, on March 15. As a treat for Record Store Day (April 20) lead single Wanting and Waiting, which had their signature Stones-alike swagger all over it, will be released as a 7", with the non-album track Morsels for Mongrels on the B-side. 2000 copies worldwide.
May 04, 2022
Cover Me: Papa Was A Rolling Stone
Watch The Black Crowes tackle The Temptations' classic Papa Was A Rolling Stone on Jimmy Kimmel Live. The studio version can be found on their new EP 1972, their first new recordings since Croweology in 2010. On the EP they cover six tracks from an important year in rock 'n' roll, including the Rolling Stones’ Rocks Off, T-Rex’s The Slider, Rod Stewart’s You Wear It Well, Little Feat’s Easy to Slip, and David Bowie’s Moonage Daydream.
March 25, 2020
The Black Crowes: Tiny Desk Concert
Watch Chris and Rich Robinson (The Black Crowes) play three songs for a NPR Tiny Desk Concert.
March 05, 2013
The Black Crowes: European Summer tour dates

Blues rockers The Black Crowes Have just announced the first dates for their European Summer tour.
Live dates:- 06/18 Amsterdam, The Netherlands @ Paradiso
- 06/19 Amsterdam, The Netherlands @ Paradiso
- 06/21 Brussels, Belgium @ Ancienne Belgique
- 06/22 Nijmegen, The Netherlands @ Gofferpark
- 06/23 Tilburg, The Netherlands @ 013
- 06/28 Vitoria-Gasteiz, Spain @ Azkena Rock Festival
- 07/03 Vigevano, Italy @ Dieci Giorni Suonati
- 07/04 Pistoia, Italy @ Pistoia Blues Festival
December 27, 2012
The Black Crowes: tour dates

Blues rockers The Black Crowes are back after a hiatus that lasted nearly two years. their "Lay Down with Number 13" tour kciks off wiht a string of dates in the UK before embarking on a lengthy USA tour. More date to be announced.
Luther Dickinson is no longer part of the lineup. His replacement is Jackie Greene on guitar an vocals. The rest of the band are the usual supsects: Chris Robinson (lead vocals, guitar), Rich Robinson (guitar, vocals), Steve Gorman (drums), Sven Pipien (bass) and Adam Macdougall (keyboards).
Live dates:- 03/24 Manchester Academy Manchester, GB
- 03/25 Birmingham Academy Birmingham, GB
- 03/27 Glasgow Academy Glasgow, GB
- 03/29 The Forum London, GB
- 03/30 The Forum London, GB
- 04/02 The Capitol Theatre Port Chester, NY
- 04/03 The Capitol Theatre Port Chester, NY
- 04/05 Terminal 5 New York, NY
- 04/06 Terminal 5 New York, NY
- 04/08 9:30 Club Washington, DC
- 04/09 9:30 Club Washington, DC
- 04/11 House of Blues Boston, MA
- 04/12 Electric Factory Philadelphia, PA
- 04/14 The Fillmore Detroit, MI
- 04/16 The Vic Theatre Chicago, IL
- 04/17 The Vic Theatre Chicago, IL
- 04/19 The Pageant St. Louis, MO
- 04/20 Ryman Auditorium Nashville, TN
- 04/21 Ryman Auditorium Nashville, TN
- 04/23 The Tabernacle Atlanta, GA
- 04/25 House Of Blues Dallas, TX
- 04/27 Stubb's Austin, TX
- 04/28 House of Blues Houston, TX
- 04/30 Mahaffey Theater St. Petersburg, FL
- 05/01 House of Blues Orlando, FL
- 05/04 Mahalia Jackson Theater New Orleans, LA
Tickets for this first round of dates will be available starting January 11 at 10:13 AM local time. Ticket link information is up on the band's website on January 1.
The band is offering a free download of Under A Mountain (live from NYC 2010).
August 26, 2010
The Black Crowes: Croweology

The Black Crowes have followed the recipe for Croweology that made their previous album Before the Frost... a success. Set up and roll tape, recording the songs live in a studio environment. Unlike the last one, which came with a download for the acoustic bonus album ...Until The Freeze, they haven't held back and made it a double album straightaway, a little over two hours of bluesy retro rock that has been their bread and butter for a little over 25 years now.
Their big hits are there - Remedy, Jealous Again, but those acoustic reworkings are not that memorable. The good stuff comes along in Hotel Illness, the lengthy couple Ballad in Urgency and Wiser Time, and Downtown Money Waster the high point of the album, with Robinson's harp and Gotman's drums locking into each other like a Siamese twin.
There's plenty on this set to give The Crowes another lease on life. It's a summation of their output - the only "new" song is Cold Boy Smile, an in-concert regular since 2006. They will never pick up an award for musical invention, but there should be one for carrying forth the torch of Seventies music (the intro of Good Friday is a nod to Pink Floyd's Any Colour You Like).
Their current Say Goodnight to the Bad Guys Tour will be followed by yet another hiatus, a common occurrence in the band's history. No doubt that they will be back with new songs that will sound familiar.
The Black Crowes:
Christopher Robinson: vocals, harp, guitars
Richard Robinson: guitars, vocals
Steve Gorman: drums
Sven Pipien: bass, vocals
Luther Dickinson: guitars, mandolin, banjo
Adam MacDougall: keyboards, vocals
Croweology is released on the band's own label Silver Arrow (CD and vinyl). Two iTunes only bonus tracks exist: Boomer's Story and Willin'.
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