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Ohana Festival 2026 Day Three: Pearl Jam, Pixies & Billy Strings

Eddie Vedder | Pearl Jam | Ohana Festival | September 27th, 2026 - photos by L. Paul Mann Doheny State Beach has a dis....

My Morning Jacket Wears Well in San Francisco

My Morning Jacket | The Fillmore | San Francisco, CA | October 6th, 2026 - photos by Gabriel David Barkin My Morning J....

LaMP and Oteil Burbridge Turn Brooklyn Bowl Into a Benefit Worth Celebrating

Before a single note rang out at Brooklyn Bowl on Thursday, October 8, Jamie Hathaway of Make-A-Wish took the stage wit....

Phish Ends a 32-Year Richmond Drought With Two Nights at Allianz Amphitheater

Trey Anastasio | Phish | October 7th, 2026 - photos by Philip Andrews The last time Phish played Richmond was June 30,....

Tom Morello’s Power to the People Festival Unites Music and Resistance

Power to the People Festival | Columbia, MD - photos by L. Paul Mann Set beneath the autumn trees at Maryland’s Merriw....

Dead Nights, Roots Music and Psychedelic Cumbia Fill Ashkenaz’s Fall ...

Shakedown Citi, Love, Reggae and Roots Music Fill Sweetwater’s Fall ...

My Morning Jacket Auctions Jim James’ Rainbow Fillmore Suits

Elena Pinderhughes Releases “a rose in bloom”

Circus Mind Enlists Scott Metzger for New Single “Died Too ...

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Justin Hiltner & Jon Weisberger Share “Nothing Between Us” Featuring Sarah Siskind

Justin Hiltner & Jon Weisberger’s third single for Mountain Home Music Company, “Nothing Between Us,” is a charming duet sung by Hiltner and acclaimed singer-songwriter and artist Sarah Siskind. Co-written by Hiltner and Weisberger with their longtime friend and GRAMMY Award-winner Molly Tuttle, it’s a bluegrass waltz with delectable country touches that kicks off with… Continue reading Justin Hiltner & Jon Weisberger Share “Nothing Between Us” Featuring Sarah Siskind

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Turnpike Troubadours Return to Red Rocks for Two Nights in May 2027

Turnpike Troubadours will return to Colorado’s Red Rocks Amphitheatre for two special headline shows on Thursday, May 13 and Friday, May 14, 2027. Tickets for the shows, which will feature special guests Amble and Wade Forster, will be available for presale this Wednesday, October 21 at 10:00am local time, with general on-sale following Friday, October… Continue reading Turnpike Troubadours Return to Red Rocks for Two Nights in May 2027

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Joanne Shaw Taylor Announces May 2027 UK Tour

Buffalo Traffic Jam Adds 2027 Tour Dates and Ryman Debut

Breakout folk band Buffalo Traffic Jam—Frankie Cassidy and Nathan Ross—adds new 2027 dates to their sold-out “Pictures of You Tour,” including their headline debut at Nashville’s historic Ryman Auditorium as well as stops at Minneapolis’ First Avenue, Grand Rapids’ GLC Live at 20 Monroe, Cleveland’s Globe Iron and Philadelphia’s The Fillmore among several others. See… Continue reading Buffalo Traffic Jam Adds 2027 Tour Dates and Ryman Debut

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Danny Malone Returns With “Burning Hills” and Flowers pt. 1

Following a near-decade-long hiatus marked by addiction and recovery, Danny Malone returns with a deeply cathartic collection. New single “Burning Hills” opens the forthcoming album, Flowers pt. 1, which is, in some ways, the Texas-born, Nashville-based singer-songwriter’s debut album. Fraught with impossible sadness and transcendent beauty, Flowers pt. 1 sees Malone reckoning with grief and… Continue reading Danny Malone Returns With “Burning Hills” and Flowers pt. 1

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Tio Sends Florida Man to Atlantis in New Rock Opera

Florida Man has apparently run out of adventures on land. Los Angeles band Tio sends him searching for the lost city in its new rock opera, Tio Presents: Atlantis—a project the group introduces with this invitation: “Picture SpongeBob having a fever dream on a pirate ship.” The band points newcomers toward “Florida Man,” where its… Continue reading Tio Sends Florida Man to Atlantis in New Rock Opera

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The Taproots Address Detention and Human Rights on “Somewhere In Texas”

California Americana rock duo The Taproots will release their latest single, “Somewhere In Texas,” on October 22. The emotionally rich song addresses the rapid expansion of detention centers in America and what the duo describes as the religious hypocrisy that allows for the erosion of human rights. Set in Texas, a state known for its… Continue reading The Taproots Address Detention and Human Rights on “Somewhere In Texas”

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The Wheel Workers Release One More Thing To Say

Twenty years can change a band—and what its members hear in the songs they left unfinished. For Houston indie/psych-rock group The Wheel Workers, those unfinished ideas became the foundation of One More Thing To Say, a newly released album combining demos recorded by the original lineup in 2005 with new performances and contemporary production. The… Continue reading The Wheel Workers Release One More Thing To Say

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Eric Hirshberg Releases More Is Not The Answer

After a series of singles exploring the forces competing for our attention and the connections that give our lives meaning, singer-songwriter Eric Hirshberg released his new album, More Is Not The Answer, October 16. The 10-song collection arrives alongside a new single and video, “Machine Against The Rage,” which brings the album’s central message into… Continue reading Eric Hirshberg Releases More Is Not The Answer

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Boy Golden Releases Best of Our Possible Lives Deluxe

Today, visionary singer-songwriter Boy Golden released a new deluxe version of his critically acclaimed album Best of Our Possible Lives via Six Shooter Records. The release comes fresh off his standout performance at the Americana Honors & Awards, where Boy Golden undeniably secured his place as one of the breakout discoveries of 2026 with The… Continue reading Boy Golden Releases Best of Our Possible Lives Deluxe

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Meet Shlomi Syboni Through His Take on The Doors’ “People Are Strange”

Independent music reaches Grateful Web from all over the world, and sometimes a familiar song provides an introduction to an unfamiliar artist. Singer-songwriter and guitarist Shlomi Syboni, an independent musician from Israel, recently reached out to share his interpretation of The Doors’ “People Are Strange.” With three English-language albums released, Syboni has a catalog of… Continue reading Meet Shlomi Syboni Through His Take on The Doors’ “People Are Strange”

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