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And so concludes the 46th edition of the Festival International de Jazz de Montréal (FIJM), presented by TD Bank Group in collaboration with Rio Tinto. This year’s event had an outstanding turnout, with hundreds of thousands of festival-goers coming together to celebrate jazz in the heart of Montréal. One of the highlights was homegrown artists… Continue reading Festival International de Jazz de Montréal Wraps 46th Edition
Grace Potter came out swinging for the fences at the mighty Mishawaka Amphitheatre last night. Her mile-high smile, explosive stage energy, and unbridled enthusiasm lit up the Monday night crowd right out of the gate. Her swirling energy swept the crowd off their feet as the band launched into the opening number, “Stop The Bus.”… Continue reading Grace Potter | Mishawaka Amphitheatre | 7/6/2026
Long Beach, CA — The Mike Jacoby Electric Trio is back with Welcome To The Family, a new album that cuts straight through the noise with sharp songwriting, dynamic performances, and an unflinching look at modern life. The music blends Americana rock with country and folk, anchored by a subtle but unmistakable nod to the… Continue reading The Mike Jacoby Electric Trio Announces New Album Welcome To The Family
Veteran singer-songwriter C. Gibbs—hailed by Rolling Stone as “the country brother of Tom Waits” and praised by The New York Times for music that “never settles down”—will release his 16th album, Against Frail Beats on a Teetering Limb, on July 10. The new single, “Let’s Not Fight and Say We Did,” is out now. Across… Continue reading C. Gibbs Announces 16th Album Against Frail Beats on a Teetering Limb
The legendary film and classical composer, singer-songwriter, and recording artist, Danny Elfman—who first rose to prominence as the frontman of Oingo Boingo—has shared plans for a 2026 fall tour, in support of his forthcoming new album, with additional details on the project to be revealed soon. Dates kick off September 7th at Aragon Ballroom in… Continue reading Danny Elfman Announces 2026 Fall Tour
Icelandic rock band KALEO announce dates for the EU/UK leg of their Way Down We Go tour. The band will be heading to several cities in Europe and the UK in March 2027. Extending the much-anticipated North American tour — which kicked off last weekend in Los Angeles, CA — the European/UK leg will continue… Continue reading KALEO Announce EU/UK Dates for Way Down We Go Tour
High summer has arrived in Alaska, the salmon are returning, and Salmonfest is getting ready for its 15th Anniversary Celebration, taking place July 31, August 1 and August 2, 2026, in Ninilchik, Alaska. Salmonfest has unveiled its 2026 poster, featuring artwork by Mark Henson and a lineup packed with music across the Kenai Peninsula Fairgrounds… Continue reading Salmonfest Unveils 2026 Poster Ahead of 15th Anniversary Celebration
Press photo credit: Dana Trippe July 6, 2026—3x Grammy Award-winning singer, songwriter and musician Billy Strings adds three new shows to his extensive headline tour this fall, including Austin’s Moody Center and two special performances that will mark the grand reopening of Chattanooga’s newly renovated Tivoli Theatre. See below for complete tour itinerary. Tickets for… Continue reading Billy Strings Adds Three New Dates to Fall Headline Tour
Darren Nicholson has shared “Leaving Lonesome in the Rearview,” his first new music since the release of his full-length collection, Lonesome Trails and Tall Tales. “I’m very proud of ‘Leaving Lonesome in the Rearview,’” confesses Nicholson. “It’s another leaving song from the minds of Charles Humphrey III and myself — a great midtempo Bluegrass song… Continue reading Darren Nicholson Shares New Bluegrass Single “Leaving Lonesome in the Rearview”
Photo credit: Katherine Copeland Anderson Minneapolis Sound pioneer Andre Cymone is very pleased to announce that his new LP, The Resurrection of Funk, will be released this August. A bold declaration that a seemingly abandoned genre has been reborn, Cymone is redefining his space in the Funkmosphere in much the same way he and his… Continue reading Andre Cymone Announces New LP The Resurrection of Funk, Out This August
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