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Monday January 5, 2026. 09:00 PM
Hand-built in Germany, the Marleaux Spock pairs a Logic Mesh top with lightweight design and flexible electronics for clear, modern bass tone.
This 1981 NBC Studios performance captures the Allman Brothers on Ramblin’ Man, with David Goldflies holding down a deep, steady pocket.
Peter Gabriel has released “Been Undone,” the first track from his upcoming 'o/i' album, featuring longtime collaborator and bassist Tony Levin.
Sunday January 4, 2026. 09:00 PM
Ultrabomb return with “Artificial Stars,” the first single from The Bridges That We Burn, due April 3rd. Hear Greg Norton’s latest.
Cody Wright grooves on a vintage Precision Bass at Norman’s Rare Guitars, focusing on feel, pocket, and why a good P Bass never gets old.
Bassist Eric Richardson releases 'Your First Steps Beyond Roots,' a concise new ebook helping worship bassists add tasteful movement without overplaying.
Saturday January 3, 2026. 09:00 PM
Legendary bassist Bobby Vega discusses pick playing, tone, string choice, and musical expression in a wide-ranging interview with WOW BASS.
This new Jamiroquai live performance captures the band firing on all cylinders, with Paul Turner holding it down on bass via Trickfish.
German thrash metal legends Kreator return to the U.S. in 2026 with the “Krushers of the USA” tour, supporting their upcoming album 'Krushers of the World.'
Friday January 2, 2026. 09:00 PM
Catch up on all of No Treble’s Best of 2025 features in one place, from standout bassists to essential gear and lessons.
One song, 40 basses, and nonstop movement. Nate Navarro’s evolving groove uses multiple techniques to show how different basses respond in real time.
MonoNeon launches 2026 with 'This Dirt Loves Me More Than You,' a deeply personal album blending funk, family, faith, and microtonal experimentation.
Les Claypool finishes at No. 1 on No Treble’s 2025 Reader Favorite Bassists list following a standout year of gear, touring, and Primus highlights.
Thursday January 1, 2026. 11:45 PM
Paul McCartney rises to No. 2 on No Treble’s 2025 Reader Favorite Bassists list after a year of touring, releases, and renewed fan attention.
Geezer Butler reaches No. 3 on No Treble’s 2025 Reader Favorite Bassists list following Black Sabbath’s final performance and deep dives into his gear.
Anthony Jackson is remembered at No. 4 on No Treble’s 2025 Reader Favorite Bassists list following an outpouring of tributes from the bass community.
From BEAT’s live album to news of new King Crimson material, Tony Levin checks in at No. 5 on No Treble’s 2025 list.
Robert Trujillo takes the No. 6 spot on No Treble’s 2025 Reader Favorite Bassists list after a year spanning metal milestones and new gear.
Geddy Lee comes in at No. 7 on No Treble’s 2025 Reader Favorite Bassists list after a year filled with releases, gear, and renewed Rush buzz.
Jeff Berlin marks the first day of the year with a straightforward solo bass version of Auld Lang Syne, letting the melody speak.
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