Glastonbury Festival, Long Beach Bayou Festival, Umbria Jazz Festival, HB Town Music Festival in China, and Australia's Blue Mountains Music Festival and Narooma Blues Festival. As a member of Fogerty's band, he has played a set in Hyde Park, London, where Bruce Springsteen joined the band in front of a crowd of 75,000 people. He is featured on Fogerty's 2019 live DVD/album 50 Year Trip: Live at Red Rocks and has appeared with Fogerty's band on Good Morning America, The View, and The Late Show With David Letterman. In 2015, Malone released his eighth album, Mojo Deluxe, to positive reviews. American Songwriter called it "a new masterpiece" while the Myrtle Beach Sun News named it the best blues album of the year. The album saw Malone introduce the stomp box into his sound and, as on his previous album, use prominent session musicians, including bassist Tim Lefebvre and drummer Kenny Aronoff. The album went to #1 on the Independent British Blues Broadcasters (IBBA) radio chart, was one of the top 100 most-played records of 2015 on the Roots Music Report radio charts, and was top 15 on the Jambands/Relix charts. In 2018, Malone's recording of "You’re a Mean One, Mr. Grinch" was used in the trailers for the Universal Pictures/Illumination movie The Grinch and was featured on his holiday album, The Christmas Collection, which made the Roots Music Report 2019 Top Holiday Albums chart. Malone's recording activity since 2011 has included keyboard work on John Fogerty's Wrote a Song for Everyone, Ringo Starr's Give More Love, the Netflix series Lucifer, and Avril Lavigne and Jonny Blu's recording of "Baby, It’s Cold Outside" for the soundtrack of the Hallmark Channel movie Switched for Christmas, on which he played piano and wrote the orchestra and big band arrangement. Malone's 2021 release, Good People, went to No. 1 (Soft Rock), No. 1 (New Jersey), and No. 11 (Rock) on the Roots Music Report radio charts and debuted at No. 15 on the IBBA charts. Elmore Magazine wrote: "Bob Malone is a soulful songwriter, passionate singer, exuberant piano player and ecstatic performer whose astounding, abounding talents are immediately evident throughout 11 inspired and inspiring songs on his glorious ninth album, Good People." In its review of the album, American Songwriter said: "From complex turbo-charged polyrhythmic soul-jazz excursions to the most fundamental folk-rock anthems, Malone knows how to light it on fire." Discography Awards 1995