Celebrating their 25th Anniversary this year, bluegrass-americana veterans Greensky Bluegrass unveil a reimagined version of the classic track “In Control,” featuring long-time collaborator and folk artist Lindsay Lou—listen HERE.

Grand Rapids is hopping today. Michigan's second-largest city is hosting its local art fair, Art Prize. Throughout the city, venues are open to the public with various forms of art on display. Tonight, the city has also closed Monroe Street for an artist market. Outside the BOB, a local hot spot across from the Van Andel Arena, a sea of cowboy hats and high boots abounds—something is up. Lainey Wilson is in town.

GA-20 is proud to announce their upcoming album release ORPHANS, dropping worldwide December 5th via Colemine on CD, Vinyl, and digital. The album is now open for pre-order and pre-save, with the new single “My Baby Sweeter” available now.

Indie-folk trio Oliver Hazard returns with new single “Workingman’s Folk,” off their forthcoming album Raindrop River out September 26th. With their signature blend of warm harmonies, homespun storytelling, and upbeat acoustic instrumentation, the track offers a powerful glimpse into the quiet dignity and hidden complexities of the working class. Listen HERE and watch HERE.

2025 has been a great year for record stores, and we’re going out with a bang, celebrating with over 170 RSD Black Friday releases from many of their favorite artists.

Guitarist John Scofield and bassist Dave Holland, two of jazz’s contemporary masters, have played together over the years in contexts including work with Herbie Hancock and Joe Henderson and a spirited co-led band with Joe Lovano and Al Foster called ScoLoHoFo. Memories of Home is their first duo album.

Today, breakout Montana folk duo Buffalo Traffic Jam return with their darkly moving new tune “Fool’s Gold,” out now on Arista Records. The sonically rich single arrives alongside a lyric video and will land on the just-announced Take Me Home EP, due out October 24. The boys are currently on tour with country riser Dylan Gossett—see the itinerary below.

The relaxed, beachfront gathering that is the Ohana Festival once again rolled into Dana Point, California, on September 26, 2025, bringing three days of music and community to the sand-lined shoreline of Doheny State Beach. Now in its ninth year, the event has earned a reputation as both a labor of love and a personal calling card for its founder and spiritual anchor, Eddie Vedder.

The High Sierra Music Festival, one of Northern California’s longest-running and most beloved festivals, will celebrate its 34th year at a new location: the Nevada County Fairgrounds in Grass Valley, California. The move makes the festival more accessible than ever, with abundant lodging options and close proximity to the Bay Area, while preserving the traditions fans have cherished since 1991.

New Orleans-based Father Ron and Friends, a folk/Americana band, are taking advantage of glorious fall weather to perform music from their Global Music Award-winning Forever The Seasons [Louisiana Red Hot Records] at fall festivals (Abita Fall Festival / Ozone Songwriters), lawn concerts, and porch performances.