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Protect Colorado’s Wildlife: Grateful Web Urges a No Vote on Amendment 83

Colorado’s wildlife deserves protection, and the people who share this state deserve a meaningful voice in its future. Grateful Web strongly opposes Amendment 83 and supports the efforts of Animal Wellness Action, the Center for a Humane Economy and the Vote No on 83 campaign to defend humane wildlife protections. Marketed as a constitutional right… Continue reading Protect Colorado’s Wildlife: Grateful Web Urges a No Vote on Amendment 83

Love Mischief Takes Its Sacramento Jam-Rock Spirit to the Pacific Northwest as New Music Nears

Somewhere between a Grateful Dead tape trade and a Berklee practice room lives Love Mischief, the Sacramento jam band that treats a setlist like a suggestion and a wrong turn like a destination. This fall, the quintet points its van toward the Pacific Northwest for a run of Washington and Oregon shows, with a new… Continue reading Love Mischief Takes Its Sacramento Jam-Rock Spirit to the Pacific Northwest as New Music Nears

Andy Frasco and Kanika Moore Walk into a Saloon: An Interview with Andy Frasco

Andy Frasco and Kanika Moore Walk into a Saloon: An Interview with Andy Frasco

Leanne Binder Announces Hellfire & Holy Water, Shares Blues-Rock Title Track

Singer-songwriter Leanne Binder has announced the February 12 release of her new album, Hellfire & Holy Water, alongside the arrival of its lead single and title track, available now on all major streaming platforms. Produced by Grammy winner Lee J. Turner and featuring a Nashville-based group of musicians that includes guitarists Jon Conley (Kenny Chesney)… Continue reading Leanne Binder Announces Hellfire & Holy Water, Shares Blues-Rock Title Track

Wooten Hill Releases Debut Album How Did We Get Here

Americana duo Wooten Hill (Kim Hill and Paulette Wooten) releases their first full-length album, How Did We Get Here, via Parker & Yon Records. The 12-song collection was recorded in Nashville and co-produced by Wooten Hill and Grammy winner Charles Yingling, who also engineered the project. It is available now on all digital platforms. To… Continue reading Wooten Hill Releases Debut Album How Did We Get Here

Wes McDonough Returns to Music with We’re All Just Matter, Searching for Meaning

For Nashville singer-songwriter Wes McDonough, making music again has meant finding a different relationship with it. His forthcoming album, We’re All Just Matter, Searching for Meaning, arrives November 6, 2026, bringing together songs about love, loss, divorce, death, addiction and recovery. In a personal note to Grateful Web, McDonough described a journey that began with… Continue reading Wes McDonough Returns to Music with We’re All Just Matter, Searching for Meaning

Arya Nox Releases Electro-Funk Single “Game Set Match”

Independent artist Arya Nox has released “Game Set Match,” a new electro-funk single that brings a tennis-inspired victory lap to the dance floor. Released October 23, the track is available now on streaming platforms. Nox describes the song as electro-funk for the festival bass crowd, pointing to the bounce of Big Gigantic and GRiZ as… Continue reading Arya Nox Releases Electro-Funk Single “Game Set Match”

Fog Lake Shares “Gamut” and “Styrofoam” from Hollowbody

Fog Lake—the project of Montreal-based, Newfoundland-raised musician Aaron Powell—presents the new singles, “Gamut” and “Styrofoam,” from his forthcoming album, Hollowbody, out November 13th. Hollowbody represents a step up in Powell’s songwriting acumen, with its ten songs weaving travelogue-style lyricism, diaristic accounts of people and characters and a handle on pop songwriting that feels both new… Continue reading Fog Lake Shares “Gamut” and “Styrofoam” from Hollowbody

brookelen Releases dark side of the sun EP, Shares “shadow” Video

brookelen Releases dark side of the sun EP, Shares “shadow” Video

Death Cab for Cutie at Red Rocks July 8, 2027

Death Cab for Cutie will perform at Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison, Colorado, on Thursday, July 8, 2027, with SML. Tickets go on sale Friday, October 30 at 10 a.m. MT, with presale registration available now. Death Cab for Cutie’s 11th studio album, I Built You A Tower, marks the band’s return to their independent… Continue reading Death Cab for Cutie at Red Rocks July 8, 2027

Hooshyar Khayam Announces Royâ, Shares “Abr (Cloud)”

Hooshyar Khayam today confirms a new album, Royâ, featuring Saina Alikhani, Katherine Dowling and Thalea String Quartet, set for release November 20 via Phenotypic Recordings—pre-order/pre-save here. The collection’s first single, “Abr (Cloud),” is out today—listen/share here and watch the video here. Royâ—the Persian word for dream—emerged gradually as an album through accumulated impressions: Khayam’s childhood… Continue reading Hooshyar Khayam Announces Royâ, Shares “Abr (Cloud)”

Mountain Home Celebrates Four Artists’ 2026 IBMA Awards

Mountain Home congratulates its artists Andy Leftwich, Bryan Sutton, Jaelee Roberts, and Kristin Scott Benson, who each took home trophies at the 37th Annual International Bluegrass Music Association Awards in Chattanooga, Tennessee, on October 22. In the spring, Andy Leftwich’s album, Aced, showed off his masterful fiddling, demonstrating why his technical precision and musical versatility… Continue reading Mountain Home Celebrates Four Artists’ 2026 IBMA Awards

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