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Reggae on Fire Brings Donny Rasta & JAHBUDDA! and Native Elements to Oakland

Reggae Town Music presents Reggae on Fire, a cannabis-friendly concert featuring two generations of Bay Area reggae talent, on Saturday, August 22, at Root’d in the 510 Cannabis Lounge in Oakland. Bay Area reggae veteran Donny Rasta will perform with his full band, JAHBUDDA!, alongside longtime San Francisco favorites Native Elements. Together, the groups will… Continue reading Reggae on Fire Brings Donny Rasta & JAHBUDDA! and Native Elements to Oakland

Drivin N Cryin Bring Crushing Flowers Tour to Cervantes’ Other Side on August 18

Photo credit: Trisha Gene Brady Nearly four decades into their career, Atlanta rock veterans Drivin N Cryin remain a living, breathing American rock band—not a revival act or a nostalgic footnote, but a continuing story still being written. The band will bring its Crushing Flowers tour to Cervantes’ Other Side in Denver on Tuesday, August… Continue reading Drivin N Cryin Bring Crushing Flowers Tour to Cervantes’ Other Side on August 18

Synth-Pop, Nostalgia, and Neon: Totally Tubular Festival Brings the ’80s Back to the Hollywood Palladium

Synth-Pop, Nostalgia, and Neon: Totally Tubular Festival Brings the ’80s Back to the Hollywood Palladium

Horseshoes & Hand Grenades Headline a Full Day of Bluegrass at Shady Grove Festival

Horseshoes & Hand Grenades – photos by Dan Ward Small towns are awakening. There is plenty of good happening in places where life moves at a slower pace and the town has only two stoplights. During the summer, Buchanan, Michigan, puts out the welcome mat every Thursday night for an evening of music at The… Continue reading Horseshoes & Hand Grenades Headline a Full Day of Bluegrass at Shady Grove Festival

Connor Sobieri Shares “Lost Ones” From Debut Album First Steps

Photo Credit: Isaac Wheatley New York City-based alto saxophonist Connor Sobieri has released “Lost Ones,” the lead single from his debut album, First Steps, arriving October 21. Watch the “Lost Ones” music video HERE. Fresh off announcing the project on the viral social media platform Track Star, the 23-year-old musician’s forthcoming release combines the jazz… Continue reading Connor Sobieri Shares “Lost Ones” From Debut Album First Steps

Holly Bowling to Join Greensky Bluegrass at Vail’s Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater

Following a joint set at the Flood City Music Festival, Greensky Bluegrass has confirmed that longtime collaborator Holly Bowling will join the band for another performance at Vail’s Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater on Friday, August 14. Tickets are on sale now HERE. The Vail performances kick off another run of shows across the U.S., with… Continue reading Holly Bowling to Join Greensky Bluegrass at Vail’s Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater

Mountain Grass Unit Shares “Suspicion” From Forthcoming Debut Album Appalachian Smoke

Mountain Grass Unit (L-R): Josiah Nelson, Sam Wilson, Drury Anderson, Luke Black. Mountain Grass Unit today releases “Suspicion,” a haunting, traditional bluegrass heartbreak ballad from its forthcoming debut studio album, Appalachian Smoke, arriving August 28 via Dualtone Records. Listen to “Suspicion” HERE. Lustful, yearning, and edged with unease, the song unfolds inside the racing mind… Continue reading Mountain Grass Unit Shares “Suspicion” From Forthcoming Debut Album Appalachian Smoke

Gov’t Mule’s Freeman Arts Pavilion Show Cut Short by Severe Weather

Warren Haynes | Selbyville, DE | July 28th, 2026 – photos by Howard Horder Gov’t Mule played an excellent show at the newly built, state-of-the-art Freeman Arts Pavilion in Selbyville, Delaware, on July 28, 2026. The concert venue is located in Southern Delaware, close to the Maryland border and easily accessible from the Delaware beaches… Continue reading Gov’t Mule’s Freeman Arts Pavilion Show Cut Short by Severe Weather

Scott Fagan Announces Long-Awaited New Album Soon, 55 Years After Its Creation

Scott Fagan Announces Long-Awaited New Album Soon, 55 Years After Its Creation

Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver Return With New Single “The Signs”

After announcing his retirement from touring, legendary bluegrass icon Doyle Lawson has returned to the recording studio with Quicksilver, beginning an exciting new chapter with Turnberry Records. The debut single for the label, “The Signs,” marks the first release from an all-new Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver album and signals a highly anticipated return for one… Continue reading Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver Return With New Single “The Signs”

Watkins Glen Summer Jam Documentary Opens Equity Offering to Fans

The promoters behind the historic 1973 Summer Jam at Watkins Glen are giving fans an opportunity to own a piece of the first documentary devoted to the massive concert featuring the Grateful Dead, The Allman Brothers Band, and The Band. Summer Jam is now in production, and an equity offering for the film has opened… Continue reading Watkins Glen Summer Jam Documentary Opens Equity Offering to Fans

Steve Kimock, Family and Friends Rekindle the Heart of Gold Band in Honor of Donna Jean

Steve Kimock, Greg Anton, members of Donna Jean Godchaux Mackay’s family, and a gathering of longtime friends will rekindle the Heart of Gold Band for two special nights celebrating Donna Jean’s life and music. The concerts will take place Saturday and Sunday, August 22 and 23, at the Mystic Theatre in Petaluma, California.  The celebration… Continue reading Steve Kimock, Family and Friends Rekindle the Heart of Gold Band in Honor of Donna Jean

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