"Take a load off" and explore the all-new limited edition capsule inspired by "The Weight," now available at https://t.co/l19gkfOxek 🛒

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You simply can’t tell the story of The Band without The Hawk. Ronnie Hawkins taught them the road, then returned at The Last Waltz to tear the house down with "Who Do You Love." The teacher and the students, back together for one heavy night. Big Time. 🦅 #LastWaltzWeek

It’s officially #LastWaltzWeek! We’re kicking things off analog-style with the original VHS. Revisit the night The Band said goodbye to the road in Martin Scorsese’s 1978 classic. Don’t forget to PLAY IT LOUD for the best farewell ever. 🎶 How do you celebrate?

Who knew Van Morrison was so good at high kicks? 🦵 We are getting ready to kick off our Last Waltz festivities next week. While we count down the days, we want to hear from you: What is your single favorite moment from the concert?

Remembering Dr. John on what would’ve been his 84th birthday today. In The Last Waltz, he turned Winterland into New Orleans with “Such a Night.” 🎹 What’s your favorite Dr. John song?

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Marking 50 years of Northern Lights–Southern Cross, this new Vinylphyle pressing gives “Ophelia,” “Acadian Driftwood,” and “It Makes No Difference” the treatment they deserve. Cut all analog by Joe-Nino Hernes and pressed on heavyweight RTI vinyl. Grab your copy today.

Happy birthday to Martin Scorsese. These behind the scenes shots from The Last Waltz show him in the middle of it all, directing with sharp focus. “I had strong feelings about Marty being the right man for this—he had music under his skin.” — Robbie Robertson

Rick Danko’s “It Makes No Difference” at The Last Waltz pulls you in from the first line. It’s Rick fully present, giving the song exactly what it needs. As we approach the anniversary of The Last Waltz and look back on fifty years of Northern Lights – Southern Cross, this

Happy birthday to Neil Young. “As soon as Neil took the stage, I could tell no one at Winterland was feeling better than he was. He made a profoundly touching statement about how proud he was to be onstage with us that night, before we steamed into ‘Helpless.’” – Robbie Robertson

OUT TODAY. Robbie Robertson’s new memoir INSOMNIA dives into his wild creative journey with Martin Scorsese.

Remembering Allen Toussaint, who passed ten years ago today. His horn arrangements shaped Cahoots, Rock of Ages, and The Last Waltz. “A new musical gumbo,” as Robbie called it. Pictured here with Robbie at his Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction, a true New Orleans legend.

Happy birthday to Joni Mitchell. Her performance of Coyote at The Last Waltz was unforgettable. “Joni’s songs might have been the most challenging of the night… but we sailed through that one like a cool breeze.” —Robbie Robertson

Don’t forget: Northern Lights–Southern Cross is back on vinyl for its 50th. Ships Nov 14. Pre-order now.

Levon Helm drives “Ophelia” in The Last Waltz, his voice and drumming in perfect sync. As we celebrate 50 years of Northern Lights–Southern Cross, this one still stands out as a timeless piece of The Band’s sound.🎺

"A vivid portrait of two artists burning bright &, against the odds, not burning out." —Booklist In INSOMNIA, rock legend Robbie Robertson tells the story of his wild ride with Martin Scorsese—as friends, adventure-seekers, & collaborators. Out on 11/11! https://t.co/rPk1ygculi

Pre-order Northern Lights–Southern Cross on Vinylphyle today. Pressed on 180g vinyl with all-analog mastering and new liner notes. Ships November 14, 2025:

In this scene from The Last Waltz, Rick Danko gives Martin Scorsese a tour of Shangri-La, the Band’s California hideaway where their album Northern Lights – Southern Cross was made. Once a seaside bordello off the Pacific Coast Highway, it became their creative sanctuary.

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Just announced: Northern Lights–Southern Cross is back on vinyl for its 50th anniversary. Hear “Ophelia,” “Acadian Driftwood,” and “It Makes No Difference” the way they were meant to be heard. 🎶 Pre-order now. Ships Nov 14, 2025.