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Breakfield’s “Pull Some Strings” Offers Solace During Tough Times

Photo credit: David McClister Breakfield today shares their new single, “Pull Some Strings,” the next offering from the Nashville-raised band’s forthcoming self-titled album, out June 12 via Rounder Records. The optimistic track is about finding solace in music during heartbreak and life’s trying times: “It’s a melody that I hope hits your ears / And… Continue reading Breakfield’s “Pull Some Strings” Offers Solace During Tough Times

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Long live The Thing: a sweat-soaked resurrection at Antone’s

The Thing | Austin, Texas – photos by Russell Levine There are rooms that remember things. Antone’s is one of them. Since 1975, the place has been sweating out ghosts—blues legends, road dogs, lifers. You can feel it in the walls, in the low ceiling, in the way the sound wraps around you instead of… Continue reading Long live The Thing: a sweat-soaked resurrection at Antone’s

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Totally Tubular Festival Announces 2026 Cross-Country Summer Tour Launching July 17

Bluebird Music Festival’s Saturday Session Supports The Lost Bluebird in Boulder

Chaparelle | Boulder, Colorado | April 18th, 2026 The best festivals often give audiences more than music. They create community, inspire generosity, and remind people that art can build something lasting. That spirit was front and center Saturday afternoon at the 8th annual Bluebird Music Festival, where Session 1 at Macky Auditorium on the University… Continue reading Bluebird Music Festival’s Saturday Session Supports The Lost Bluebird in Boulder

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Marc Broussard’s ‘Chance Worth Taking’ Out Now

album cover by Jeff Fasano Powerhouse soul singer Marc Broussard releases his new studio album, Chance Worth Taking, marking his first full album of original blues soul songs, out today via Joe Bonamassa’s KTBA Records. With Chance Worth Taking, Broussard steps into a defining new chapter, delivering a soul-drenched blues record that marks a natural arrival.… Continue reading Marc Broussard’s ‘Chance Worth Taking’ Out Now

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Buju Banton and Stephen Marley Announce 2026 Roots And Rhymes U.S. Summer Tour

Stephen Marley + Buju Banton Announce Roots & Rhymes US Summer Tour Bringing an unparalleled live experience on the road, GRAMMY® Award-winning global reggae legends Buju Banton and Stephen Marley join forces to co-headline the Roots And Rhymes U.S. Summer Tour 2026. It marks the first time these two icons have teamed up for a… Continue reading Buju Banton and Stephen Marley Announce 2026 Roots And Rhymes U.S. Summer Tour

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Theo Lawrence Releases New Single After TV Debut, Announces 75+ Tour Dates with Alison Krauss

Theo Lawrence celebrates a milestone week with “I’ve Got A Mind For Loving You,” a cascading new original where the heart looks past all imperfections. Culling together “vibraphone, Spanish guitars and a song of unconditional love,” as Lawrence describes it, the track arrives just after his national television debut on CBS Saturday Morning, which took… Continue reading Theo Lawrence Releases New Single After TV Debut, Announces 75+ Tour Dates with Alison Krauss

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Matt Jones and The Bobs Share New Single “Isn’t It Strange”

Photo: Courtesy of the Artist There are songs that look backward just long enough to help us move forward. Matt Jones and The Bobs tap into that feeling with their new single and video, “Isn’t It Strange,” an Americana-meets-soulful folk-rock standout that pairs nostalgic storytelling with a hopeful sense of arrival. Set against a backdrop… Continue reading Matt Jones and The Bobs Share New Single “Isn’t It Strange”

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Stacy Mitchhart Announces No Rhyme or Reason + New Duet with Gretchen Wilson

Amani Burnham Releases New Single “Roots & Wings” with Official Studio Video

Rising blues-rock artist Amani Burnham releases “Roots & Wings,” the new single and title track from his forthcoming debut album, available now on all digital platforms. The release is accompanied by an official studio video, captured live during the album recording sessions at Carriage House Studios on October 24, 2025. At just 20 years old,… Continue reading Amani Burnham Releases New Single “Roots & Wings” with Official Studio Video

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Chicago Farmer and The Field Notes Return to Bell’s Brewery in Kalamazoo

Chicago Farmer | Kalamazoo, MI | photos by Dan Ward Spring in the Midwest is a special time. The first green leaves appear, heavy winter clothes give way to lighter spring fashion, and people no longer worry about traveling to see a favorite band. Tonight, Cody Diekhoff, aka Chicago Farmer, has ventured out to Kalamazoo… Continue reading Chicago Farmer and The Field Notes Return to Bell’s Brewery in Kalamazoo

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Railroad Earth Release “Everything Keeps Changin’” Featuring Paul Hoffman

Photo by Patrick Giblin Twenty-five years into their journey, Railroad Earth continue to move forward with the same restless spirit that first made them a force in roots music. The band returns with “Everything Keeps Changin’”, a brand-new single written by Todd Sheaffer and featuring Paul Hoffman of Greensky Bluegrass on vocals, arriving at midnight… Continue reading Railroad Earth Release “Everything Keeps Changin’” Featuring Paul Hoffman

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