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Christone “Kingfish” Ingram Announces Hard Road Extended and Shares “The Chase”

Photo Credit: Jen Rosenstein GRAMMY® Award-winning blues, rock ‘n’ roll, soul, and R&B musician Christone “Kingfish” Ingram has announced the upcoming release of Hard Road Extended, an expanded new edition of his acclaimed third studio album arriving at all DSPs and streaming services via his own Red Zero Records on Friday, October 16. Pre-saves/pre-adds are… Continue reading Christone “Kingfish” Ingram Announces Hard Road Extended and Shares “The Chase”

A Funny Kind of Recovery Brings Music, Comedy and Hope to Bellforge Arts Center

An all-star cast of musicians and comedians will unite for A Funny Kind of Recovery, hosted by beloved Boston comedian Tony V on Saturday, October 10. The unique afternoon will celebrate the healing power of music, laughter and community at Bellforge Arts Center in Medfield, Massachusetts. The event will feature the Rock Bottom Band with… Continue reading A Funny Kind of Recovery Brings Music, Comedy and Hope to Bellforge Arts Center

Dude Cervantes and The Panchos Let the Sunshine In on Their Self-Titled Release

Dude Cervantes and The Panchos Let the Sunshine In on Their Self-Titled Release

Mathis Picard Releases Climate Justice-Inspired Single “A Bigger Picture Pt. I (Truth)”

Photo Credit: Anoush Abrar for the Montreux Jazz Festival Internationally acclaimed pianist, composer and producer Mathis Picard has released “A Bigger Picture Pt. I (Truth),” the newest single from his upcoming genre-bending large ensemble album, The Sound Orchestra, out November 6 via La Reserve Records. Inspired by the work of Ugandan climate activist Vanessa Nakate… Continue reading Mathis Picard Releases Climate Justice-Inspired Single “A Bigger Picture Pt. I (Truth)”

Los Lonely Boys Bring Texas Soul to Blue Gate PAC

Los Lonely Boys – photos by Dan Ward “We all go through the darkness to get to the light,” Jojo Garza tells the audience at the very beginning of the show. There is no warm-up band, no elaborate costumes and no flashy pyrotechnics. Just three brothers from Texas sharing their love of music and their… Continue reading Los Lonely Boys Bring Texas Soul to Blue Gate PAC

Free Dirt Records Announces 20th Anniversary Compilation The Long Memory

For twenty years, Washington, DC’s Free Dirt Records has quietly shaped the modern roots landscape by championing emerging, tradition-steeped artists. The Long Memory: 20 Years of Free Dirt Records, coming November 6, 2026, celebrates two decades of independent music with 12 unreleased tracks from the label’s vault. Unreleased demos, B-sides and live cuts from Willi… Continue reading Free Dirt Records Announces 20th Anniversary Compilation The Long Memory

Joe Rian & The A.M. Drinkers Release Think Yer In Luv

Chicago alt-country blues-rockers Joe Rian & The A.M. Drinkers have released their new album, Think Yer In Luv, through Rian Records. The 10-song album moves through alt-country, blues-rock, rockabilly, folk, jazz and rhythm and blues while telling stories about falling in love, parenthood, road trips, family and the small moments that shape a life. Rian… Continue reading Joe Rian & The A.M. Drinkers Release Think Yer In Luv

Louis Armstrong House Museum Opens Armstrong in Ghana Exhibition

The Louis Armstrong House Museum has opened Armstrong in Ghana, a compelling exhibition at the Louis Armstrong Center. The exhibition explores the American and global icon navigating cultural and political complexities as he toured his music throughout the world in the 1950s and 1960s. This year-long, limited-engagement archival and contemporary art exhibition will travel with… Continue reading Louis Armstrong House Museum Opens Armstrong in Ghana Exhibition

Shakedown Citi Brings Dead Bowl to Brooklyn Bowl for Halloween Show

Shakedown Citi Brings Dead Bowl to Brooklyn Bowl for Halloween Show

Robeone Releases New Album Benefiting Bob Moog Foundation

Keyboardist and composer Robeone has released his new instrumental album, If You Don’t Know What It Is, It Must Be Jazz, through Transglobal Records. The seven-track album blends progressive rock, jazz fusion, electronic textures, and playful experimentation. One hundred percent of the album’s proceeds will support The Bob Moog Foundation, continuing Robeone’s long relationship with… Continue reading Robeone Releases New Album Benefiting Bob Moog Foundation

Theo Lawrence Shares Haunting New Original “In My Prime”

Photo credit: Joanna Edmison Texas-via-France songwriter Theo Lawrence returns with new original “In My Prime,” a haunting rumination on hitting bottom during life’s brightest years. Penned and recorded in the same day with Colton Turner of The Mellows and rock ’n’ roll veteran Tjarko Jeen, it is one of the most spontaneous songs from Lawrence’s… Continue reading Theo Lawrence Shares Haunting New Original “In My Prime”

Ethan French Releases Ideas of the Day Vol. 1

Aussie virtuoso Ethan French has officially shared his project ideas of the day vol. 1—out now. A wildly cool project born from an equally wild idea, ideas of the day vol. 1 features 25 tracks—some minute-long sketches and others fully fleshed-out songs. The project was born from his “Idea A Day” series, which began on… Continue reading Ethan French Releases Ideas of the Day Vol. 1

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