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Goose opened their Jersey Shore excursion in sweltering heat at PNC Bank Arts Center on July 1, 2026 for their second p....
Goose spent the summer of 2026 making the country's biggest amphitheaters feel like their own backyard, and on June 28,....
Matt Quinn | Mt. Joy | Bonnaroo - photos by L. Paul Mann Friday at Bonnaroo is traditionally the moment the festival s....
The threat of thunderstorms hung over the amphitheater long before a single note rang out, and by the time Goose finall....
Pert Near Sandstone | Blue Ox Music Festival | Eau Claire, WI | photos by Tony Mueller For the past two years, when la....
Tuesday Dead Drops return with two Grateful Dead shows from very different eras. One delivers a totally unique sound, while the other caps one of the great tours of the late Brent-era Dead. The first release marks the debut 1974 show in the Dead Drops series, taking listeners to the Roanoke Civic Center on July… Continue reading Tuesday Dead Drops Revisit Summer ’74 and Spring ’89
“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 Announces From Roots to Branches, Vol. 1
Third Man Records, in conjunction with Sony Music, is proud to announce Sly and the Family Stone’s Turn Me Loose: Live at the Fillmore East 1968 as the 69th entry in Third Man Records’ long-running archival audio series, The Vault. Recorded in October 1968 over two nights at Bill Graham’s legendary Fillmore East in New… Continue reading Sly and the Family Stone’s Turn Me Loose: Live at the Fillmore East 1968 Announced for Third Man Vault
Los Angeles, CA — Fresh off DEVO’s Coachella performances, NPR’s Tiny Desk Concert, and the Grammy Award-nominated Netflix documentary, Gerald V. Casale unleashes “Just Do It!”—a scathing new protest song and music video targeting the Trump administration as America 250 begins. It is not an exercise in nostalgia, but a response to the present. Rolling… Continue reading DEVO’s Gerald V. Casale Unleashes Scathing Protest Song “Just Do It!”
Today, admired songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Charlie Worsham announced his distribution partnership with esteemed music company ONErpm for his upcoming first independent album, Once Upon A Second Time Around, out August 7th. Worsham also released two new musical versions of his single, “Wrap My Porch Around,” featuring a bluegrass version accompanied by The Travelin’ McCourys. Listen… Continue reading Charlie Worsham Partners With ONErpm for New Independent Album
Salt Lake City, UT — Local Kin is a six-piece stomp-and-holler folk band out of Salt Lake City — built on big group vocals, driving foot-stomp rhythms, and huge communal choruses. It’s the same lane as Mumford & Sons, Caamp, and The Lumineers, played like the room is part of the band. Ask Velour Live… Continue reading Local Kin Brings Stomp-and-Holler Folk From Salt Lake City
And so concludes the 46th edition of the Festival International de Jazz de Montréal (FIJM), presented by TD Bank Group in collaboration with Rio Tinto. This year’s event had an outstanding turnout, with hundreds of thousands of festival-goers coming together to celebrate jazz in the heart of Montréal. One of the highlights was homegrown artists… Continue reading Festival International de Jazz de Montréal Wraps 46th Edition
The 38th Annual Falcon Ridge Folk Festival takes flight once again with three days of music, dance, community, and overflowing goodwill, July 24–26, 2026, at the Goshen Fairgrounds in Goshen, Connecticut. With Mainstage concerts, workshops with performers, dancing day and night, and a livestream option, the festival returns in full bloom. Early camping opens Wednesday,… Continue reading Falcon Ridge Folk Festival Returns for 38th Annual Gathering in Goshen
Veteran singer-songwriter C. Gibbs—hailed by Rolling Stone as “the country brother of Tom Waits” and praised by The New York Times for music that “never settles down”—will release his 16th album, Against Frail Beats on a Teetering Limb, on July 10. The new single, “Let’s Not Fight and Say We Did,” is out now. Across… Continue reading C. Gibbs Announces 16th Album Against Frail Beats on a Teetering Limb
The legendary film and classical composer, singer-songwriter, and recording artist, Danny Elfman—who first rose to prominence as the frontman of Oingo Boingo—has shared plans for a 2026 fall tour, in support of his forthcoming new album, with additional details on the project to be revealed soon. Dates kick off September 7th at Aragon Ballroom in… Continue reading Danny Elfman Announces 2026 Fall Tour
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