Twilight Muse Captures Collaborative Magic on Upcoming Live Album Recorded at Garcia’s at The Capitol Theatre

Genre-defying band Twilight Muse has unveiled details of their new live album, Collabs: Live at Garcia’s at The Cap, set to release on April 25th. The album documents a series of memorable live performances at Garcia’s, featuring standout guests like John Popper, George Porter Jr., Robert Randolph, G. Love, Sierra Green, and members of The Soul Rebels.

Alongside the announcement, Twilight Muse shared their first single, a vibrant take on Stevie Wonder’s “Living for the City,” showcasing an energetic interplay between pedal steel virtuoso Robert Randolph and blues harmonica powerhouse G. Love. According to the band, the collaboration was spontaneous: “Robert invited G. Love up on stage and the two of them played dueling solos on pedal steel and blues harp—and the jam exploded into a full-on party.”

The album not only spotlights the energy of live collaboration but also marks a notable departure from their studio debut, A Moment Out of Time, embracing the spontaneous spirit that has defined Twilight Muse’s recent performances.

Twilight Muse returns to Garcia’s on May 8th. For more information, visit twilightmuse.nyc/.

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