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Grateful Dead’s 1985 Rex Foundation Benefit Shows Arrive on Play Dead

Adding to last week’s release from March 9, 1985, Tuesday Dead Drops continues the Rex Foundation festivities in Berkeley with two more Grateful Dead shows from March 10 and 12, 1985. “The Rex Foundation was barely two years old in 1985, and these shows already had a dual purpose: gather the community for an incredible… Continue reading Grateful Dead’s 1985 Rex Foundation Benefit Shows Arrive on Play Dead

Trey Anastasio & Billy Strings Unite for Two Concerts Benefiting the Divided Sky Foundation

Trey Anastasio and Billy Strings will unite for two special concerts benefiting the Divided Sky Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization Anastasio founded to provide support for individuals affected by addiction. The concerts—which will see both artists performing together, backed by the Trey Anastasio Band—take place Friday, November 20 and Saturday, November 21 at Worcester, Massachusetts’… Continue reading Trey Anastasio & Billy Strings Unite for Two Concerts Benefiting the Divided Sky Foundation

Warren Haynes Expands His Sound on Dreams & Songs: A Symphonic Journey

Warren Haynes Expands His Sound on Dreams & Songs: A Symphonic Journey

Mathias Lattin Joins Kingfish’s Red Zero Records

Red Zero Records, the new label founded by GRAMMY Award-winning musician Christone “Kingfish” Ingram in partnership with Exceleration Music, has announced Mathias Lattin as the newest member of its growing roster. The award-winning 24-year-old blues guitarist makes his Red Zero debut with the new single “Cadillac Assembly Line,” produced with frequent collaborator Christopher Thornton and… Continue reading Mathias Lattin Joins Kingfish’s Red Zero Records

The Caverns Sessions Season 15 Comes to PBS

Photo by Matt Morrison Grundy County, TN — The Caverns Sessions is back for Season 15, with a new lineup of acclaimed artists taking the stage inside The Caverns’ world-renowned underground concert hall. The latest season premieres September 9, 2026, on PBS stations and the PBS app, opening with acclaimed singer-songwriter Jeff Tweedy. “I’m continually… Continue reading The Caverns Sessions Season 15 Comes to PBS

Robert Plant, Brandi Carlile Lead 2026 Americana Honors Lineup

The Americana Music Association has announced the performers for its 25th annual Americana Honors & Awards, taking place Wednesday, September 16, at Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium. Doors open at 5 p.m. CT, and the ceremony begins at 6:30 p.m. CT. Robert Plant will return to the Ryman stage 15 years after Band of Joy received the… Continue reading Robert Plant, Brandi Carlile Lead 2026 Americana Honors Lineup

Buena Vista Social Club Marks 30 Years With Pearl Vinyl Reissue

The 30th Anniversary Edition of Buena Vista Social Club is out now through World Circuit Records. The landmark album has been reissued as a special “pearl sunrise” double-LP featuring the 2021 remaster, a gatefold sleeve, 20-page booklet, and five bonus tracks. Produced by Ry Cooder and executive produced by Nick Gold, the release is the… Continue reading Buena Vista Social Club Marks 30 Years With Pearl Vinyl Reissue

Theo Lawrence Shares Bill Anderson Co-Write “Today Is a Good Day”

Theo Lawrence has returned with “Today Is a Good Day,” a country-crooning original written with one of his heroes, Songwriters Hall of Fame member “Whispering” Bill Anderson. Produced by renowned multi-instrumentalist Chris Scruggs, the raw and riveting song captures the feeling of dragging heartache around for too long. It arrives following Lawrence’s national television and… Continue reading Theo Lawrence Shares Bill Anderson Co-Write “Today Is a Good Day”

Vince Gill Releases ‘Stillwater Night’ EP

Vince Gill Releases ‘Stillwater Night’ EP

Sons of Champlin Guitarist Terry Haggerty Revisits His Musical Legacy With New Family Album

Terry Haggerty, the acclaimed lead guitarist of the Sons of Champlin, is preparing a new family-centered album that revisits music from across his career while placing it in a fresh, contemporary setting. Haggerty first came to prominence during San Francisco’s musical renaissance of the 1960s. With their deep R&B influence and full horn section, the… Continue reading Sons of Champlin Guitarist Terry Haggerty Revisits His Musical Legacy With New Family Album

The Wandering Divide Announces Debut EP ‘Norte Del Sur’

Photography by: Jose Garcia @joseakache The Wandering Divide, the cinematic indie-folk project led by multi-instrumentalist and producer Brandon Cooke, will release its debut four-song EP, Norte Del Sur, on October 1. Exploring displacement, longing and what Cooke describes as “melancholic joy,” Norte Del Sur grew from years spent traveling through Ireland, India, Appalachia, the American… Continue reading The Wandering Divide Announces Debut EP ‘Norte Del Sur’

Prinz Grizzley Releases ‘A Mountain to Be Tamed’

Prinz Grizzley – Tilda album art. Photo by Richard Lasher. Austrian Americana artist Prinz Grizzley has released his new indie-folk single and video, “A Mountain to Be Tamed (The Struggling),” from his forthcoming album, Tilda, due October 9. Watch the video for “A Mountain to Be Tamed (The Struggling)” or stream the song on Spotify.… Continue reading Prinz Grizzley Releases ‘A Mountain to Be Tamed’

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