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Pretty Lights’ Yahn Dawn Reveals 2026 Daily Lineups and “A Trip Thru Time” Experience

Yahn Dawn, the festival curated by Pretty Lights, has released single-day tickets and daily lineups for its second annual edition, returning to Meadow Creek in Buena Vista, Colorado, from September 18–20, 2026. Alongside the daily lineup announcement, Pretty Lights has introduced a new weekend-long concept designed for the Yahn Dawn community: “A Trip Thru Time.”… Continue reading Pretty Lights’ Yahn Dawn Reveals 2026 Daily Lineups and “A Trip Thru Time” Experience

Jim Choukas Bradley Draws on a Lifetime of Travel and American History for Black Hills Ranger

Singer-songwriter Jim Choukas Bradley will release his second album, Black Hills Ranger, on Friday, August 7. Recorded in Nashville, the new collection draws from a life spent traveling across the country, studying American history, practicing law, raising a family, and writing songs rooted in the people and places he has encountered along the way. Black… Continue reading Jim Choukas Bradley Draws on a Lifetime of Travel and American History for Black Hills Ranger

Annapolis Baygrass Music Festival Adds Cris Jacobs and Announces 2026 Workshops

Annapolis Baygrass Music Festival Adds Cris Jacobs and Announces 2026 Workshops

Mimi Fishman Foundation Launches Phish 2025 Show-Used Drumhead and Drumstick Charity Auction

The Mimi Fishman Foundation has announced a new Phish charity auction featuring show-used drumheads and drumsticks from the band’s 2025 summer tour. Each auction lot includes one drumhead and one drumstick, both signed by Phish drummer Jon Fishman and used during shows on the 2025 summer run. The auction is live now and will close… Continue reading Mimi Fishman Foundation Launches Phish 2025 Show-Used Drumhead and Drumstick Charity Auction

The Red Clay Strays on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon last night

Photo Credit: Todd Owyoung Last night, The Red Clay Strays performed for their second time on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. Off of their new album Grateful, the band brought the ripping, high-energy track “Don’t Wanna Know” to the Studio 6B stage. The performance arrives days ahead of the band’s sold-out show at Madison… Continue reading The Red Clay Strays on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon last night

Steve Earle and Los Lobos Release Collaborative New Single “Volver a Celaya”

Steve Earle and Los Lobos have released their first-ever collaboration, “Volver a Celaya,” through New West Records. Earle originally wrote the song during intimate songwriting workshops he taught last spring at the Jalopy Theatre and School of Music in Red Hook, Brooklyn. He later met with Los Lobos in Richmond, Virginia, where Steve Berlin produced… Continue reading Steve Earle and Los Lobos Release Collaborative New Single “Volver a Celaya”

Dolly Parton to Receive Lifetime Achievement Award at 2026 Americana Honors & Awards

Photo credit: David McClister The Americana Music Association has announced that global music icon Dolly Parton will receive its prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award at the 2026 Americana Honors & Awards. The honor recognizes Parton’s singular career and the profound impact she has made on American music through her songwriting, artistry, and unwavering commitment to creative… Continue reading Dolly Parton to Receive Lifetime Achievement Award at 2026 Americana Honors & Awards

Bruce Cockburn Honors the Songs That Shaped Him on New Album The Blood of Others

Bruce Cockburn will release The Blood of Others, his 39th album, on October 16 through Sunset Boulevard Records. After more than five decades of writing some of the most enduring songs in Canadian music, Cockburn turns his attention to the material that shaped him long before he wrote a lyric of his own. The album… Continue reading Bruce Cockburn Honors the Songs That Shaped Him on New Album The Blood of Others

Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Adds Alison Krauss & Union Station, Sierra Hull, Aaron Lee Tasjan and More to 2026 Lineup

Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Adds Alison Krauss & Union Station, Sierra Hull, Aaron Lee Tasjan and More to 2026 Lineup

Full Cord Teams With Billy Strings on New Single “How a Muse Gets By”

Michigan bluegrass band Full Cord will release its new single, “How a Muse Gets By,” featuring Billy Strings, on Friday, August 7. The track marks the second collaboration between the longtime friends and the second release from FCBS, a special two-song, seven-inch vinyl record set to debut August 28 at the Ionia Freak Fair. Built… Continue reading Full Cord Teams With Billy Strings on New Single “How a Muse Gets By”

Oliver Wood Announces Five Northeast Solo Shows With Ric Robertson

Oliver Wood, acclaimed frontman and founding member of The Wood Brothers, has announced five solo shows across the Northeast this September. The run begins September 25 at Hollerhorn Distilling in Naples, New York, before continuing through Saratoga Springs, Arundel, Exeter, and Northampton. Ric Robertson will provide direct support at all five shows. Tickets go on… Continue reading Oliver Wood Announces Five Northeast Solo Shows With Ric Robertson

Ella Hooper Announces New Album Overnight Success, Shares “When the Shit Went Down”

Australia-based recording artist Ella Hooper will release her fourth solo album, Overnight Success, worldwide on October 2. The record is not exactly Hooper’s “gone country” moment—after all, how can someone “go country” when they are from the country in the first place?—but Overnight Success can certainly be described as the former Killing Heidi frontwoman’s Nashville… Continue reading Ella Hooper Announces New Album Overnight Success, Shares “When the Shit Went Down”

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