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Rising Appalachia – Trade My Troubles Album Review

Rising Appalachia has been making music together literally since childhood. Sisters Leah Song and Chloe Smith grew up in a home where art wasn’t a hobby — it was the air they breathed. Their father sculpted, their mother fiddled, and the girls absorbed it all. Now, ten albums in, the duo releases Trade My Troubles… Continue reading Rising Appalachia – Trade My Troubles Album Review

Vanessa Collier Brings Keep It Saxy Tour to Neptune’s in Hyannis September 24

“There’s a young lady, Vanessa Collier, who came onstage with me—I forget where I was—but she was playing an alto saxophone, and man, she was amazing.” — Buddy Guy Renowned blues saxophonist, vocalist and songwriter Vanessa Collier will continue her yearlong Keep It Saxy Tour with a performance at Neptune’s in Hyannis, Massachusetts, on Thursday,… Continue reading Vanessa Collier Brings Keep It Saxy Tour to Neptune’s in Hyannis September 24

Christian McBride and Ursa Major Announce Points of Light

Christian McBride and Ursa Major Announce Points of Light

The High Kings Bring Power of the People Tour to Boulder Theater February 23

Following the biggest world tour of their career, a sold-out Australian run and unprecedented international growth, The High Kings are heading back to America in 2027 for a major 27-date run as part of their highly anticipated Power of the People Tour. The tour will stop at the Boulder Theater on Tuesday, February 23, 2027.… Continue reading The High Kings Bring Power of the People Tour to Boulder Theater February 23

Daniel Donato’s Cosmic Country Announces Two-Night Denver Run

Daniel Donato’s Cosmic Country will bring a two-night Denver run to two of the city’s best-known music venues this fall, performing at Cervantes’ Masterpiece Ballroom on Friday, November 6, and Mission Ballroom on Saturday, November 7. Doors open at 7 p.m., with music beginning at 8 p.m. each night. The Denver shows follow the release… Continue reading Daniel Donato’s Cosmic Country Announces Two-Night Denver Run

Sarah Quintana Shares Wartime-Inspired Single “C’est l’Amour Qui Tourne dans l’Air”

“These song lyrics came straight out of Yvette and Roger’s letters,” says New Orleans-based songwriter and recording artist Sarah Quintana of her latest project, Love Letters. Given to Quintana and production company Piment Rouge courtesy of the Cuquemelle family, the letters document the relationship between Yvette and Roger, a young French couple separated by the… Continue reading Sarah Quintana Shares Wartime-Inspired Single “C’est l’Amour Qui Tourne dans l’Air”

Summer’s Last Dance Returns to Chicago Area This Saturday with Big Gigantic, Saxsquatch and More

Chicago’s independent and philanthropic music festival Summer’s Last Dance returns to Bridgeview, Illinois, this Saturday, September 19, for one final celebration before summer fades. Now just six days away, the single-day festival will feature more than 40 artists performing across three stages during 10 hours of music. The 2026 lineup is led by nationally GRAMMY-lauded… Continue reading Summer’s Last Dance Returns to Chicago Area This Saturday with Big Gigantic, Saxsquatch and More

Trampled by Turtles and Old Crow Medicine Show to Headline Dobson Arena Reopening Concert

VAIL, Colo. — September 9, 2026 — The Town of Vail and Vail Recreation District have announced that acclaimed Americana and roots music favorites Trampled by Turtles and Old Crow Medicine Show, with special guest Lindsay Lou Trio, will perform Saturday, November 28, at Dobson Arena. The concert will serve as the marquee musical celebration… Continue reading Trampled by Turtles and Old Crow Medicine Show to Headline Dobson Arena Reopening Concert

Mondo Cozmo Announces Sweet Forever, Shares Personal Title Track

Mondo Cozmo Announces Sweet Forever, Shares Personal Title Track

Jake Blount to Release Final Stringband Album, Single-Footing Horse

Jake Blount will release Single-Footing Horse, an album he is calling his final stringband record, on September 18. The release arrives as Blount tours nationally through November and prepares for an entirely new musical project expected in early 2027. Listen to “Shady Grove” On Single-Footing Horse, Blount returns one last time to the music that… Continue reading Jake Blount to Release Final Stringband Album, Single-Footing Horse

Iron Maiden Runs for Their Lives at Boston’s TD Garden

Iron Maiden | TD Garden | Boston, MA | September 9th, 2026 – photos by Justin Hunt After more than 50 years, Iron Maiden continues to have one of heavy metal’s most legendary careers. As the Run for Your Lives World Tour reached Boston, the band played TD Garden for the very first time. When… Continue reading Iron Maiden Runs for Their Lives at Boston’s TD Garden

Smiles All Night: Organ Fairchild Makes Its Richmond Debut at The Camel

Organ Fairchild | Richmond, Virginia | September 10, 2026 – photos by Philip Andrews Organ Fairchild rolled into Richmond, Virginia, for the first time on September 10, 2026, and by the end of the night, it felt less like a debut and more like a reunion. Local band Lucid Evolution opened the show and got… Continue reading Smiles All Night: Organ Fairchild Makes Its Richmond Debut at The Camel

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