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Annapolis Baygrass Announces Daily Schedules for This Weekend’s Festival

For the fourth year, the Annapolis Baygrass Music Festival returns to its beachfront home at Sandy Point State Park along the Chesapeake Bay in Annapolis, Maryland, on Saturday and Sunday, September 19–20, 2026. With the festival taking place this weekend, Baygrass has announced the daily schedules for music, workshops, KidZone activities, yoga and more. Annapolis… Continue reading Annapolis Baygrass Announces Daily Schedules for This Weekend’s Festival

Nicki Bluhm Honors Bettye Crutcher With “How Strong Is A Woman”

Photo: Courtesy of Alysse Gafkjen Today, Nashville-based singer-songwriter Nicki Bluhm pays tribute to the late, prolific Stax Records songwriter Bettye Crutcher by sharing her empowering rendition of “How Strong Is A Woman”, released on what would have been Crutcher’s 87th birthday. Originally written by Crutcher and recorded by Ann Peebles in 1972, the song was… Continue reading Nicki Bluhm Honors Bettye Crutcher With “How Strong Is A Woman”

Heavy Diamond Ring Releases New Single “What If I Change” Ahead of Let Love Be Enough

Heavy Diamond Ring Releases New Single “What If I Change” Ahead of Let Love Be Enough

Foreigner Reunites with Lou Gramm and Al Greenwood for Select 50th Anniversary Shows

Photo: Courtesy of Krishta Abruzzini FOREIGNER has announced that original lead singer Lou Gramm and founding keyboardist Al Greenwood will reunite with the band for a series of special performances as the band continues its historic 50th Anniversary celebrations. Gramm will join FOREIGNER aboard the Rock Legends Cruise, departing from Miami February 21, 2027, followed… Continue reading Foreigner Reunites with Lou Gramm and Al Greenwood for Select 50th Anniversary Shows

Bristol Rhythm & Roots Reunion Wraps 25th Year with Sierra Ferrell, Old Crow Medicine Show and More

Crowd by Earl Neikirk Bristol Rhythm & Roots Reunion has officially wrapped its 25th year, leaving festival goers with a weekend filled with memorable performances and a renewed sense of the community that makes the festival a yearly family reunion for many. The musicians and shared experiences have shaped the festival over 25 years and… Continue reading Bristol Rhythm & Roots Reunion Wraps 25th Year with Sierra Ferrell, Old Crow Medicine Show and More

Chucho Valdés Celebrates 85th Birthday with First Solo Piano Album in 20 Years

There is nowhere to hide when a pianist sits alone at a grand piano. And in the case of Chucho Valdés’ extraordinary new solo studio recording, UNCUT (InnerJazz), there are no edits, no second chances, just one continuous session of spontaneous genius from the acclaimed steward of Cuban music. Arriving a mere three weeks before… Continue reading Chucho Valdés Celebrates 85th Birthday with First Solo Piano Album in 20 Years

Railroad Earth Announces Will of the Water for September 18

Railroad Earth will release their new studio album, Will of the Water, on September 18 via Ineffable Records, coinciding with a major milestone for the New Jersey septet as they celebrate a 25th anniversary in 2026. The album is the only Railroad Earth album to date featuring Mike Robinson, Dave Speranza, and Matt Slocum, who… Continue reading Railroad Earth Announces Will of the Water for September 18

Noah Kahan’s Folk & Fairways Raises $3 Million for The Busyhead Project

Photo Credit: Patrick McCormack Last night, 2x GRAMMY®-nominated, multi-platinum artist Noah Kahan and his mental health nonprofit The Busyhead Project returned to Spruce Peak in Stowe, Vermont for their second annual Folk & Fairways Benefit Concert & Golf Tournament, welcoming attendees for two days of music, golf, and community, culminating last night with an acoustic… Continue reading Noah Kahan’s Folk & Fairways Raises $3 Million for The Busyhead Project

Rodrigo y Gabriela Share First-Ever Vocal Song “Somos Como Tú”

Rodrigo y Gabriela Share First-Ever Vocal Song “Somos Como Tú”

Ozzy & Black Sabbath: Back to the Beginning Coming to Cinemas October 28

Trafalgar Releasing announced today the global cinematic release of Ozzy & Black Sabbath: Back to the Beginning, produced by Mercury Studios, the world’s leading music-focused content studio. The film definitively captures the triumphant final live performance from Ozzy Osbourne and the original Black Sabbath lineup: Ozzy on vocals, Tony Iommi on guitar, Geezer Butler on… Continue reading Ozzy & Black Sabbath: Back to the Beginning Coming to Cinemas October 28

Sweetwater Music Hall Lines Up Grahame Lesh, Spafford, Moonalice, Live Dead & Brothers and More

Live Dead & Brothers Photo: Courtesy of Sweetwater Music Hall Sweetwater Music Hall in Mill Valley has a packed fall calendar ahead, with several shows likely to stand out for Grateful Dead, jam-band and roots-music fans alongside a broad mix of rock, folk, bluegrass, funk and community events. One of the biggest nights arrives September… Continue reading Sweetwater Music Hall Lines Up Grahame Lesh, Spafford, Moonalice, Live Dead & Brothers and More

Buffalo Traffic Jam Sells Out ‘Pictures of You Tour’ Following Breakout Debut Album

photo credit: Kendall Kelly Breakout folk band Buffalo Traffic Jam—Frankie Cassidy and Nathan Ross—have completely sold out their extensive “Pictures of You Tour.” The 25-date run kicked off last weekend and includes upcoming stops at Chicago’s House of Blues, Washington, D.C.’s 9:30 Club, Boston’s Roadrunner, New York City’s Irving Plaza (two nights), Denver’s Ogden Theatre… Continue reading Buffalo Traffic Jam Sells Out ‘Pictures of You Tour’ Following Breakout Debut Album

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