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Steep Canyon Rangers Release New Album Next Act

Steep Canyon Rangers’ ‘Next Act’ Out Now Steep Canyon Rangers’ Next Act, the 15th studio album from the GRAMMY Award-winning bluegrass and Americana group, is out today on Yep Roc Records. The album marks a return to the band’s bluegrass roots and features guest appearances by Steve Martin, Edie Brickell, and Celia Woodsmith. Listen here.… Continue reading Steep Canyon Rangers Release New Album Next Act

Sonic Temple 2026 Welcomes Record-Breaking Sold-Out Crowd

Sonic Temple crowd, by Sam Shapiro Sonic Temple Art + Music Festival welcomed a record-breaking, sold-out crowd of over 184,000 music fans, retaining its reputation as the Pinnacle of Rock Festivals in America.  Held May 14-17, 2026 at Historic Crew Stadium in Columbus, Ohio, the 4-day destination event from festival producer Danny Wimmer Presents offered… Continue reading Sonic Temple 2026 Welcomes Record-Breaking Sold-Out Crowd

Darren Flynn Releases New Single “Pinebox” on June 12

Darren Flynn Releases New Single “Pinebox” on June 12

Creamery Station Builds Momentum With Colorado Tour and Cervantes Debut

  Photo: Courtesy of Creamery Station Creamery Station continued building momentum with their recent Colorado tour and a debut performance at Cervantes’ Masterpiece Ballroom this past month alongside The Other Brothers. The evening showcased Creamery Station’s signature blend of roots rock, improvisational jams, blues influence, and psychedelic exploration. Known for combining classic Americana influences with… Continue reading Creamery Station Builds Momentum With Colorado Tour and Cervantes Debut

Robert Earl Keen Announces 25th Anniversary Gravitational Forces Reissue

Robert Earl Keen links back up with Lost Highway Records for the 25th anniversary reissue of Gravitational Forces.  Some records arrive loudly and demand attention, and others settle in slowly, revealing themselves over time. Robert Earl Keen’s Gravitational Forces, released in 2001, belongs firmly in the latter category. Amidst a rapidly changing world at the… Continue reading Robert Earl Keen Announces 25th Anniversary Gravitational Forces Reissue

Avon FreeFall Bluegrass Festival Reveals Full 2026 Lineup

Avon FreeFall Bluegrass Festival 2026 The full 2026 Avon FreeFall Bluegrass Festival lineup is here. Set for October 9–11, 2026, in the heart of the valley at Nottingham Park in Avon, Colorado, the festival will bring three days of bluegrass, roots, mountain music, and special collaborations to one of Colorado’s most scenic fall settings. Additional… Continue reading Avon FreeFall Bluegrass Festival Reveals Full 2026 Lineup

Benjamin Schultz Reimagines Led Zeppelin’s “The Rain Song”

Photo: Courtesy of Benjamin Schultz Benjamin Schultz, the multi-instrumentalist, producer, and rock and roll lifer who jammed with Jimi Hendrix at 17 and produced Buddy Miles at the height of his powers, returns with one of the most ambitious recordings of his career: a cinematic reinterpretation of Led Zeppelin’s “The Rain Song” featuring powerhouse vocalist… Continue reading Benjamin Schultz Reimagines Led Zeppelin’s “The Rain Song”

Joe Bonamassa Shares Two New Live Singles From The Spirit Of Rory

Photo: Courtesy of Marcus Bird Joe Bonamassa has released two new live singles, “Bad Penny (Live)” and “Back On My Stompin’ Ground (Live)” from his upcoming album and concert film The Spirit Of Rory Live From Cork, arriving June 19th via J&R Adventures. Recorded during Bonamassa’s sold-out tribute performances in Cork, Ireland, the songs continue… Continue reading Joe Bonamassa Shares Two New Live Singles From The Spirit Of Rory

John Kadlecik Shares Summer 2026 Show Rundown

John Kadlecik Shares Summer 2026 Show Rundown

Bell’s Spring Series Finale Brings Local Kalamazoo Talent

Headband Henny | photos by Dan Ward Bell’s Spring Series final night brought out a large crowd looking to start the warm-weather music season off right. The series, the brainchild of Bell’s own Racheal Reinholtz, brings local artists to Bell’s wonderful backroom to perform on their professional stage. This year’s final event was meant to… Continue reading Bell’s Spring Series Finale Brings Local Kalamazoo Talent

The Del McCoury Band Revisits a Defining Era with Del and the Boys 25th Anniversary Reissue

There are certain records that quietly reshape the future of a genre. Del and the Boys was one of them. On July 10, McCoury Music will celebrate the legacy of Del and the Boys with a newly expanded anniversary edition available on CD and digital platforms. The first single, “They Just Don’t Make the Blues… Continue reading The Del McCoury Band Revisits a Defining Era with Del and the Boys 25th Anniversary Reissue

Blow by Blow: The Jeff Beck Story Arrives July 14

Photo: Courtesy of Da Capo Da Capo publishing announces Blow by Blow: The Jeff Beck Story by Brad Tolinski and Chris Gill, the first biography to fully capture the life, music, and mystery of this singular artist. Drawing on more than 30 hours of original interviews with Beck, along with extensive conversations with friends and… Continue reading Blow by Blow: The Jeff Beck Story Arrives July 14

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