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Django Festival Allstars Celebrate 25th Anniversary With Evolution and 28-City U.S. Tour

The Django Festival Allstars are celebrating the acclaimed release of Evolution, their 25th anniversary album, with an extensive 28-city U.S. tour continuing through May 2027. Released in February via Motéma, Evolution has earned a strong response from critics, radio, and audiences around the world. All About Jazz called the album “luminous,” while In Music Magazine… Continue reading Django Festival Allstars Celebrate 25th Anniversary With Evolution and 28-City U.S. Tour

Gregg Allman Documentary Announces More Than 40 One-Night-Only U.S. Screenings

Gregg Allman: The Music of My Soul, the acclaimed full-length documentary exploring the life and work of the late Gregg Allman, is set for more than 40 one-night-only screenings at venues across the United States. The roadshow presentations begin September 1 and will take place in venues ranging from the 70-capacity Capricorn Sound Studios in… Continue reading Gregg Allman Documentary Announces More Than 40 One-Night-Only U.S. Screenings

GA-20 and Charlie Musselwhite Release Blues Now via New West Records

GA-20 and Charlie Musselwhite Release Blues Now via New West Records

AEG Presents Rocky Mountains Enters Second Half of 2026 Red Rocks Season

photo by Carson Becker AEG Presents Rocky Mountains enters the second half of its 2026 season at Red Rocks Amphitheatre with an expansive calendar of concerts spanning rock, country, electronic music, indie, Americana, hip-hop, R&B, orchestral performance, and more. The remaining AEG Presents calendar began August 1 with the second night of Tedeschi Trucks Band… Continue reading AEG Presents Rocky Mountains Enters Second Half of 2026 Red Rocks Season

Greg Brown Chronicles the Pur’p’l Tur’t’lz and Their Hardshell Community in New Memoir

Before streaming, social media, and effortless self-promotion, the Pur’p’l Tur’t’lz built their own musical world from cassette tapes, photocopied flyers, borrowed rooms, and sheer nerve. Musician and songwriter Greg Brown revisits that world in his newly released book, Too Hard to Handle: Music and Mischief in the San Fernando Valley: The ’80s & ’90s. The… Continue reading Greg Brown Chronicles the Pur’p’l Tur’t’lz and Their Hardshell Community in New Memoir

Elephant Revival to Perform at Dillon Amphitheater With Desert Dwellers on September 18

Colorado’s beloved roots ensemble Elephant Revival will perform at Dillon Amphitheater, located at 135 W. Lodgepole Street in Dillon, Colorado, on Friday, September 18, for an evening of music with immersive electronic duo Desert Dwellers. Special guests include aerialists and MaMuse. Known for creating immersive, soul-stirring live experiences, Elephant Revival’s music has been described as… Continue reading Elephant Revival to Perform at Dillon Amphitheater With Desert Dwellers on September 18

Sister Sadie Announces Fall U.S. Tour Following 11 IBMA Nominations

Riding the momentum of 11 total 2026 International Bluegrass Music Association Award nominations, Sister Sadie has announced an expansive fall tour that continues one of the band’s most ambitious years to date. The newly announced run stretches from Idaho to California and throughout the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic, introducing the award-winning group to new audiences while… Continue reading Sister Sadie Announces Fall U.S. Tour Following 11 IBMA Nominations

Dark Star Orchestra Honors Jerry Garcia With 8/1/73 Recreation at the Greek Theatre

Photo credit: Bob Minkin Photography Dark Star Orchestra closed its two-night return to the Greek Theatre at UC Berkeley on Saturday, August 1, with a full recreation of the Grateful Dead’s August 1, 1973, Roosevelt Stadium show, honoring Jerry Garcia on his birthday and bringing The Music Never Stops: A Rex Foundation Benefit & Tribute… Continue reading Dark Star Orchestra Honors Jerry Garcia With 8/1/73 Recreation at the Greek Theatre

Wolph Lights Up The Broadberry Ahead of JamPacked

Wolph Lights Up The Broadberry Ahead of JamPacked

Ana Cristina Cash Brings New Life to “How Do I Live” in English and Spanish

Photo Credit: David Niacaris | Artwork Credit: Gina Binkley Nearly three decades after “How Do I Live” first captured her imagination as a young girl growing up in Miami, Ana Cristina Cash has returned to the Diane Warren-penned classic with a deeply personal bilingual interpretation. Recorded in both English and Spanish at the historic Cash… Continue reading Ana Cristina Cash Brings New Life to “How Do I Live” in English and Spanish

The Nershis Announce Debut Album Songs for the Road

Photo by Nicholas Stock Bill, Jilian, and Lauren Nershi are excited to announce Songs for the Road, the first offering from The Nershis, a new collective formed by the Colorado family. Out October 9 via SCI Fidelity Records, the album features several close friends and acclaimed collaborators, including members of The String Cheese Incident, The… Continue reading The Nershis Announce Debut Album Songs for the Road

Arkansauce Shares New Single “Rearview” From Upcoming Album Horizon Never Dies

Arkansauce’s sixth album, Horizon Never Dies, started with a change of scenery. After cutting five albums close to home in Fayetteville, Arkansas, the band packed up and headed to Southern Ground studio in Nashville. It was a chance to add depth and experimentation to the band’s sound without losing the thread of what makes Arkansauce… Continue reading Arkansauce Shares New Single “Rearview” From Upcoming Album Horizon Never Dies

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