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Pretty Lights Opens Fall Run With a First-Ever Night in Port Chester

Pretty Lights arrived in Port Chester on August 21 carrying more than a tour opener. The three-night stand at The Capit....

Umphrey’s McGee Proves There’s Still Plenty of Juice in the Tank

Umphrey's McGee | Hillsboro, WI | August 22nd, 2026 - photos by Tony Mueller There are few things better than arriving....

Goose Returns to Bend for a Picture-Perfect Weekend of Summer Jams

Goose | photos by David Burton Goose returned to Bend, Oregon for a two-night run on August 21st and 22nd at Hayden Ho....

BERTHA Lets It Grow at the Arvada Center

BERTHA: Grateful Drag | Arvada Center | Arvada, Colorado | August 14th, 2026 - photos by Debra Lambert Leave it to BER....

The String Cheese Incident Wraps Tour With Leftover Salmon, Lettuce, Eggy and Dogs in a Pile

The String Cheese Incident | Eau Claire, WI | photos by Tony Mueller There are a lot of ways to close out a tour, but ....

Dylan Gossett Shares “Clothesline” Ahead of New Album Ramblin’

Eliot Bronson Announces New Album Arrive, Out November 6

Mountain Grass Unit Releases Debut Studio Album Appalachian Smoke

Dan Seals & Friends Brings Together Blake Shelton, Tanya Tucker, ...

Kendall Street Company Shares “Don’t Wanna Be Gone” Ahead of ...

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Bryan Sutton Collects Duets With Billy Strings, Tony Rice and More on From Roots to Branches, Vol. 1

“Who is the best guitar player around today?” was the question posed on-air by broadcaster Howard Stern to bluegrass phenom Billy Strings back in November of last year, and the answer came back almost instantaneously: “Well, I think Bryan Sutton is one of the best musicians that I know. I look up to him as… Continue reading Bryan Sutton Collects Duets With Billy Strings, Tony Rice and More on From Roots to Branches, Vol. 1

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The Strokes, LCD Soundsystem and More Power Just Like Heaven 2026

The Strokes – photos by Paul Mann When Goldenvoice brought Just Like Heaven back to the manicured fairways of Brookside at the Rose Bowl on Saturday, August 22, 2026, the Pasadena heat was relentless. But as thousands of millennial indie veterans and Gen-Z tastemakers flooded the grass, the blistering sun took a backseat to a… Continue reading The Strokes, LCD Soundsystem and More Power Just Like Heaven 2026

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John Oates Releases New Single “Goodnight Or Goodbye”

Danny Luehring Should Be Your New Favorite Drummer

Danny Luehring – photo by Gabriel David Barkin For almost five years running, drummer Danny Luehring’s weekly Grateful Dead tribute Danny’s Live Dead (DLD) has been a mainstay of the Marin County music scene. On almost every Wednesday since late 2021, Luehring has assembled a unique collaboration of musicians to play two sets of music… Continue reading Danny Luehring Should Be Your New Favorite Drummer

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Fruition Releases Something More and Announces Plans to Step Away From Touring

Photo Credit: Jr Gonzales As Fruition releases its eighth studio album, Something More, today via Bloodshot Records, the acclaimed Americana band is also announcing plans to step away from touring following the scheduled tour dates, which now extend through January 2027. Produced by Grammy winner Tucker Martine (The Decemberists, My Morning Jacket), Something More was… Continue reading Fruition Releases Something More and Announces Plans to Step Away From Touring

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Billy Strings Releases New Album So Much for Goodbyes

3x Grammy Award-winning singer, songwriter and musician Billy Strings unveils his highly anticipated new album, So Much for Goodbyes, today via Reprise Records; stream/purchase HERE. Produced by Strings and T Bone Burnett, the 16-track project finds Strings channeling a deeply personal period into his most musically mature and reflective body of work to date. The… Continue reading Billy Strings Releases New Album So Much for Goodbyes

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Akiko Yano, Sam Amidon and Hiromitsu Agatsuma Join Forces for Rooted at Japan Society

photo credit: Jun Tazawa Akiko Yano, Sam Amidon and Hiromitsu Agatsuma will come together for a one-night-only performance, Rooted: Folk Music of Japan & America, on September 18 at Japan Society in New York City. The concert will celebrate the intersection between the folkloric music cultures of Japan and America, centering around internationally acclaimed Japanese… Continue reading Akiko Yano, Sam Amidon and Hiromitsu Agatsuma Join Forces for Rooted at Japan Society

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The Oystermen Release First Full-Band Album Darn Tootin

Brooklyn-based roots band The Oystermen have released their second album, Darn Tootin, marking the group’s first full-band record. Built around the band’s distinctive trumpet-and-guitar sound, Darn Tootin features a mix of nine original songs and five traditional songs and standards that The Oystermen have been playing around New York City for the past few years.… Continue reading The Oystermen Release First Full-Band Album Darn Tootin

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Colby T. Helms Shares New Single “Fireside Love” Ahead of One For The Losers

Fred Tackett and Scott Sharrard Share “Roll Um Easy” Ahead of Honest Men

When asked why he and Fred Tackett decided to record an album, Honest Men, and perform as a duo, Little Feat guitarist — and former music director for Gregg Allman — Scott Sharrard shrugged, “Really, we just want to jam.” Fred agreed. He’d toured with the late Paul Barrere as a duo for many years,… Continue reading Fred Tackett and Scott Sharrard Share “Roll Um Easy” Ahead of Honest Men

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Rockopelli Brings Music, Community and a White-Hot Night to Crown Point

Joe Marcinek | Rockopelli | photos by Dan Ward Life loves curveballs. Just when you’re convinced the world is made of white fluffy clouds and rainbows, fate steps in with a reminder that you’re not the one steering the ship. I was on my way to Crown Point, Indiana, for the annual Rockopelli event when… Continue reading Rockopelli Brings Music, Community and a White-Hot Night to Crown Point

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Goose Surprises Boulder House Party Ahead of Sold-Out Colorado Run

Photo Credit: Juliana Bernstein Goose stopped by a college house party in Boulder, CO last night, performing to an ecstatic crowd ahead of the band’s epic five-night sold-out Colorado run. With fans squeezing in from all angles and attendees chanting and dancing, the energy was electric and free-wheeling. In line with Goose’s history of unconventional,… Continue reading Goose Surprises Boulder House Party Ahead of Sold-Out Colorado Run

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