Rock band Dixie Dregs announced their upcoming tour a few months ago. Now, the band has added eight more tour dates to their Anachronicity Tour and will trek across the US with support from Steve ...

They've always remained one of the most under-the-radar of fusion bands. The Dixie Dregs' every-damn-thing- at-once musical stew could have hardly been better designed to elude widespread exposure—too ...

While groups like Snarky Puppy are putting jazz fusion back on the radar, the singular blend of rock, jazz, and country influences Augusta, Georgia’s Dixie Dregs brought to their 1977 debut album, ...

He may be best known to many as aging proto-hard rock group Deep Purple's guitarist for the past decade (not to mention time spent in the mid-'80s with a reformed Kansas), but anyone who's followed ...

The Dixie Dregs have played reunion shows in various configurations from time to time over the years. But the original members of this instrumental-rock niche band haven't played together in 40 years ...

A few years ago a segment on Comedy Central’s The Daily Show strung together video clips of several Congressional representatives pejoratively referring to technically proficient specialists as “nerds ...

The Dixie Dregs’ original lineup of Steve Morse, Andy West, Allen Sloan, Steve Davidowski and Rod Morgenstein, which first came to prominence on the Southern rock circuit in the mid-‘70s, will hit the ...

Considered a guitarist’s guitarist, Steve Morse has carved out quite the reputation as a six-string virtuoso dating back to his origins in rock-fusion juggernaut The Dixie Dregs right up through a ...

guitar hero Steve Morse’s old band is his new band. The arrangement is proving a challenge, and a lot of fun. Morse, who is taking a break from his day job as lead guitarist in Deep Purple, recently ...

What prompted the mighty Dixie Dregs to regroup in their original lineup and tour for the first time in — gulp — 40 years? “We’ve been talking about this through the years,” said drummer Rod ...

What happens when a bunch of Southern rockers from Augusta, Georgia, collide with Yes in a head-on train wreck? The Dixie Dregs. Formed in the late ’60s, the Dregs — originally known as Dixie Grit — ...