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Charley Crockett Brings “Texas in the Music City” to the Grand Ole Opry Tonight

photo credit: Jared Christopher Amid an extensive North American tour, Charley Crockett brings his signature sound back to the iconic Grand Ole Opry stage tonight. He’ll headline a self-curated “Texas in the Music City” concert alongside Jenna Paulette, Waylon Payne and Drake Milligan.  GET TICKETS HERE. The show comes on the heels of recent performances… Continue reading Charley Crockett Brings “Texas in the Music City” to the Grand Ole Opry Tonight

Nu-Blu Launches Music, Miles and Memories Fall Tour

SILER CITY, N.C. — Award-winning bluegrass and Americana band Nu-Blu has officially launched its highly anticipated Fall 2026 national tour. The ambitious Music, Miles and Memories Tour began in Iowa and will take the beloved group to 25 cities across 12 states in the coming weeks. Known for innovative instrumental work, deep-running Appalachian roots and… Continue reading Nu-Blu Launches Music, Miles and Memories Fall Tour

Jean-Michel Jarre Announces OXYGENE 50th Anniversary Edition

Jean-Michel Jarre Announces OXYGENE 50th Anniversary Edition

Vote No on Amendment 82: Keep Natural Gas Out of Colorado’s Constitution

Colorado relies on natural gas today. It heats homes, powers businesses and remains part of the energy mix that keeps our communities running. Moving away from fossil fuels cannot happen overnight, and the transition must remain affordable and reliable for working families. But none of that means natural gas belongs in the Colorado Constitution. Grateful… Continue reading Vote No on Amendment 82: Keep Natural Gas Out of Colorado’s Constitution

Backline Celebrates Seven Years of Mental Health Support for the Music Industry

Backline is celebrating seven years of making an impact in mental health support for the music industry. To mark the occasion, the nonprofit has shared seven reasons to celebrate seven years of connecting music professionals and their families with care. Reason #1: 4,151 People Received One-on-One Support Across Case Management and B-LINE, 4,151 music industry… Continue reading Backline Celebrates Seven Years of Mental Health Support for the Music Industry

Vote Yes on 7A and Bring Passenger Rail to Colorado’s Front Range

Conceptual rendering of the Colorado Connector passenger train. Courtesy of the Front Range Passenger Rail District. Colorado has talked about Front Range passenger rail for decades. Ballot Issue 7A gives voters an opportunity to stop talking and begin building the connected transportation system our growing state needs. Grateful Web encourages voters within the Front Range… Continue reading Vote Yes on 7A and Bring Passenger Rail to Colorado’s Front Range

Sammy Passamano III Brings Decades of Bluegrass Radio Experience to The 615 Hideaway

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Long before The 615 Hideaway and its Radio Now platform, Sammy Passamano III was building a radio-promotion system for Rural Rhythm Records around a simple idea: getting a single to radio was only the beginning. Passamano designed and operated Rural Rhythm’s bluegrass radio-promotion department, working directly with programmers and DJs to place… Continue reading Sammy Passamano III Brings Decades of Bluegrass Radio Experience to The 615 Hideaway

Jerry’s Middle Finger on the Bandstand in Boulder

Jerry’s Middle Finger | Boulder, Colorado | September 27th, 2026 – photos by Debra Lambert Within the world of Deadheads, there is a particularly devoted species: the Jerry people. They take their Jerry very seriously. Sunday night (September 27), they filled every nook and cranny of Boulder’s Velvet Elk Lounge for a sold-out Jerry’s Middle… Continue reading Jerry’s Middle Finger on the Bandstand in Boulder

Vote No on Amendment 83 and Protect Colorado’s Wildlife

Vote No on Amendment 83 and Protect Colorado’s Wildlife

Small Pond Shares New Single “Everything’s Quiet” From Forthcoming Album Soft Burn

Photo credit: Adam Gerhold New England indie rock band Small Pond is thrilled to share “Everything’s Quiet,” the latest sampling off their forthcoming Alex Farrar-produced album, Soft Burn, due out on October 21. “Everything’s Quiet” follows the release of “Silver Coin,” a song about looking at a relationship from the outside almost like a third… Continue reading Small Pond Shares New Single “Everything’s Quiet” From Forthcoming Album Soft Burn

Grateful Dead’s April 1985 Shows in Maine and Providence Join Play Dead

Two more stops from the Grateful Dead’s Spring Tour 1985 are now streaming in high resolution on Play Dead: April 1 at Cumberland County Civic Center in Portland, Maine, and April 3 at Providence Civic Center in Rhode Island. “Ride, ride, ride, at least I’m enjoying the ride! Tuesday Dead Drops starts with 4/1/85, an… Continue reading Grateful Dead’s April 1985 Shows in Maine and Providence Join Play Dead

Charlie Parr Opens the Door to Empathy on Rooming House

To knock at the door of Charlie Parr’s Rooming House, you are agreeing to his terms: tune in, and don’t turn away. Instead of relying on overly referential societal commentary by pulling quips from headline clips, Parr offers a half hour of narrative so engaging and earnest that I keep returning to its ambiguous closing… Continue reading Charlie Parr Opens the Door to Empathy on Rooming House

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