ASPEN – “Radio Tragedy!” is not the kind of album you’d expect from a band like Tea Leaf Green. “Radio Tragedy!” the seventh studio album by the San Francisco-based Tea Leaf Green, released in 2011, ...

Tea Leaf Green”Taught to be Proud”Greenhouse/SonyTea Leaf Green has good reason to be proud, as this major label landing is nearly perfect. Taught to be Proud is filled with soulful, dynamic ...

California jam band Tea Leaf Green is about 20 years old. (It was formed and took shape while some of the core members were in college in the Bay Area in the second half of the ’90s.) There have been ...

In the upper echelons of the contemporary jam band scene, it really seems like no other band gets as consistently mixed reviews as Tea Leaf Green. Some were ready to crown them as the Next Big Thing, ...

Longtime Bay Area collaborators Tea Leaf Green and ALO had some fun over two nights in Colorado, teaming up for a Nov. 2 show in Boulder and a Nov. 3 show in Denver. In Boulder, following an opening ...

Trevor Garrod, keyboardist and lead vocalist for Tea Leaf Green, says his band tries to be more economical with its notes, but sometimes “it’s a lot easier to play too much than to play with ...

In a very candid move, Tea Leaf Green guitarist Josh Clark has posted a note to the band's message board defending bassist Reed Mathis. The whole note resonates but the main point, as Clark says below ...

San Francisco jam band Tea Leaf Green will join the Dropkick Murphys and Common for this year's Spring Fling concert, Concert Board has announced. To complete the Spring Fling ticket, "we needed a ...

Following a band closely is an endeavor that requires a type of dedication generally lost on me (this is not the only thing). Some bands make it easy. Tea Leaf Green has always been a band as much ...

Tea Leaf Green will be at the Redstone Room at River Music Experience, 129 Main St., Davenport, on Friday, March 5. "We'll raise up our tent in any town that will have us...." declares the new studio ...

Josh Clark well remembers the first time he heard the term. The guitarist's San Francisco-based band, which would later become Tea Leaf Green, employed a female singer who happened to be from London.