Use our heavily curated lists (, pop, rock, folk/jam, hip-hop, electronic, local, country and more) to help you navigate this summer’s already-crowded live-music landscape.

The full Outside Lands 2013 lineup was announced Tuesday morning, and the San Francisco event already looks to be one of the Top 3 festival lineups of 2013.

As we’ve previously reported, Fray guitarist/songwriter Joe King is readying his first-ever solo album — under the name King, in fact. And fans are a lot closer to being able to hear his new material, on record and in person.

After a horribly awkward and annoying hour of “Weird Al” Yankovic, the Bonnaroo 2013 lineup has been announced via a live stream.

After months of rumors and “Hardy Boys”-style clues, the Bonnaroo 2013 lineup will be announced today. The announcement comes via a live stream at noon EST, which includes a broadcast of classic festival performances and the revealing of the lineup. You can watch the Bonnaroo 2013 lineup announcement live stream here.

For any young musicians growing up in Colorado, Red Rocks sits on top of a pedestal — both literally on top of a mountain and figuratively as the greatest venue in the region, if not the whole country. This must make it all the more sweeter for Big Head Todd and the Monsters, the hometown boys with a large Rocky Mountain following, to return to Red Rocks Amphitheatre this summer — a venue the band has sold out seven times.

Known for its diverse culture as much as its place in music history, it’s only natural for this year’s New Orleans Jazz Fest to include standouts like Frank Ocean and Fleetwood Mac.

If ever a band could stand accused of blowing the roof off a building it would be the Big Easy styling’s of Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue.

Trombone Shorty will squeeze in one last Colorado show before year’s end. Full details here.

Win a pair of three-day passes to Jazz Aspen Snowmass this weekend (Mumford & Sons, Steve Miller Band, Michael Franti, more)