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Colorado Deserves Better: Grateful Web Endorses Eileen Laubacher Over Lauren Boebert

Eileen Laubacher, retired U.S. Navy rear admiral. Photo: U.S. Navy / Wikimedia Commons. Use of this photograph does not imply endorsement by the U.S. Navy or Department of Defense. Grateful Web endorses Eileen Laubacher for Colorado’s 4th Congressional District. After years of Lauren Boebert’s inflammatory politics and deeply disappointing environmental record, we believe Colorado deserves… Continue reading Colorado Deserves Better: Grateful Web Endorses Eileen Laubacher Over Lauren Boebert

Grateful Web Endorses Manny Rutinel for Colorado’s 8th Congressional District

Photo: Looktothewesternsky / Wikimedia Commons (CC0) Grateful Web endorses Manny Rutinel for Colorado’s 8th Congressional District. We believe he offers a better direction than incumbent Gabe Evans: greater attention to the pressures facing working families and a stronger commitment to the public responsibilities that should guide Congress. For a music publication, those concerns are close… Continue reading Grateful Web Endorses Manny Rutinel for Colorado’s 8th Congressional District

Jerry Garcia Music Arts Center Planned for Bay Area

Jerry Garcia Music Arts Center Planned for Bay Area

Steely Dead Brings Grateful Dead and Steely Dan Fusion to Frisco January 23

Z2 Entertainment presents Steely Dead at 10 Mile Music Hall in Frisco, Colorado, on Saturday, January 23, 2027. Tickets are on sale now for the ages 18+ show. Hailing from the vibrant music scene of Denver, Colorado, Steely Dead is a national touring band that has satisfied the curiosity of music lovers with their unique… Continue reading Steely Dead Brings Grateful Dead and Steely Dan Fusion to Frisco January 23

Marshall Crenshaw Releases 1984–87 Archival Collection

Hillsborough, NC – October 23, 2026 – Acclaimed singer, songwriter, and guitarist Marshall Crenshaw releases The Bootleg Sounds of Marshall Crenshaw: 1984-87 today via Yep Roc Records. Personally curated from his archives, the 14-track collection brings together previously unreleased home demos, live performances, and long-lost studio recordings, offering a rare glimpse into Crenshaw’s creative process… Continue reading Marshall Crenshaw Releases 1984–87 Archival Collection

Grayson Capps Shares “News” from The Weight of the World

“News,” the second single from Grayson Capps’ forthcoming album, The Weight of the World, is out now. A five-minute blast of psychedelic swamp rock, Capps confronts growing older in an age of fear-centric disinformation where it’s becoming harder and harder to know what to believe. “Your psychic antennas need to be up to decipher truth… Continue reading Grayson Capps Shares “News” from The Weight of the World

The Klezmatics Celebrate Wonder Wheel’s 20th Anniversary

Today, klezmer band The Klezmatics released an expanded 20th anniversary edition of their GRAMMY Award-winning album Wonder Wheel. Two decades after Wonder Wheel and forty years into The Klezmatics’ journey, Woody Guthrie’s words remain anything but archival. Wonder Wheel is still a living conversation between past and present, songs from another era continually finding new… Continue reading The Klezmatics Celebrate Wonder Wheel’s 20th Anniversary

Kendall Street Company’s tenth studio album ‘Yodeling Astroman’ is out now

Photo Credit: Aspen DeRosa Yodeling Astroman, Kendall Street Company’s tenth studio album is out everywhere today. The album was recorded, mixed, and co-produced by long-time band collaborator Scott Gordon (Ringo Starr, Alanis Morissette) in Virginia Beach and Charlottesville, VA. The album release was heralded by singles “Don’t Wanna Be Gone” and “My Captain” – both proving a… Continue reading Kendall Street Company’s tenth studio album ‘Yodeling Astroman’ is out now

BoomBox Closed an East Coast Run at the Brooklyn Bowl

BoomBox Closed an East Coast Run at the Brooklyn Bowl

Benson Shares New Single with Woody Platt & Shannon Whitworth

Award-winning husband-and-wife duo Benson—Wayne and Kristin Scott Benson—join forces with their friends from just up the mountains, Woody Platt and Shannon Whitworth, on their new single, “When Being Who You Are Is Not Enough.” The pair first heard and fell in love with Maura O’Connell’s rendition of the song; for their version, they “bluegrassify” the… Continue reading Benson Shares New Single with Woody Platt & Shannon Whitworth

Ollee Owens Announces From Now On, Shares “Common Ground”

For Ollee Owens, music has always been more than entertainment. It’s been a lifeline. A language. A direction to follow whenever the path forward isn’t clear. With her third album, From Now On, out February 26, 2027, she digs into that history to make her boldest record yet, bringing together her lifelong connection to the… Continue reading Ollee Owens Announces From Now On, Shares “Common Ground”

The PJ Bidwell Band Talks “Culebra,” Tucson and the Stories Behind the Song

photo by Kayla Von Der Heide For Tucson songwriter PJ Bidwell, the story behind “Culebra” began with accounts of lives caught in the violence and exploitation of the borderlands. Co-written with longtime friend Eric Cunningham and released October 16, the murder ballad brings that storytelling into an arrangement of nylon-string guitar, steel, electric guitar and… Continue reading The PJ Bidwell Band Talks “Culebra,” Tucson and the Stories Behind the Song

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