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Umphrey's McGee | Hillsboro, WI | August 22nd, 2026 - photos by Tony Mueller There are few things better than arriving....
Goose | photos by David Burton Goose returned to Bend, Oregon for a two-night run on August 21st and 22nd at Hayden Ho....
BERTHA: Grateful Drag | Arvada Center | Arvada, Colorado | August 14th, 2026 - photos by Debra Lambert Leave it to BER....
Dave Rawlings and Gillian Welch | Folks Festival | Sunday, August 9th, 2026 - photos by moran There is an old saying i....
3x Grammy Award-winning singer, songwriter and musician Billy Strings unveils his highly anticipated new album, So Much for Goodbyes, today via Reprise Records; stream/purchase HERE. Produced by Strings and T Bone Burnett, the 16-track project finds Strings channeling a deeply personal period into his most musically mature and reflective body of work to date. The… Continue reading Billy Strings Releases New Album So Much for Goodbyes
photo credit: Jun Tazawa Akiko Yano, Sam Amidon and Hiromitsu Agatsuma will come together for a one-night-only performance, Rooted: Folk Music of Japan & America, on September 18 at Japan Society in New York City. The concert will celebrate the intersection between the folkloric music cultures of Japan and America, centering around internationally acclaimed Japanese… Continue reading Akiko Yano, Sam Amidon and Hiromitsu Agatsuma Join Forces for Rooted at Japan Society
Today, gifted singer/songwriter Colby T. Helms released his latest track, “Fireside Love,” a reflective single about stepping away from the constant pace of life and making time for the people who matter, off his upcoming album One For The Losers, out October 23 via Photo Finish Records. Built around the simple idea of putting everything… Continue reading Colby T. Helms Shares New Single “Fireside Love” Ahead of One For The Losers
When asked why he and Fred Tackett decided to record an album, Honest Men, and perform as a duo, Little Feat guitarist — and former music director for Gregg Allman — Scott Sharrard shrugged, “Really, we just want to jam.” Fred agreed. He’d toured with the late Paul Barrere as a duo for many years,… Continue reading Fred Tackett and Scott Sharrard Share “Roll Um Easy” Ahead of Honest Men
Wonderlick, the duo of Jay Blumenfield and Tim Quirk, both founding members of late-20th-century alt-rock mischief makers Too Much Joy, will release their seventh full-length album, Wonderlick Loves You, on October 9 via People Suck Music. The album will be available on CD, digital download and streaming services. Blumenfield’s mother died two days before he… Continue reading Wonderlick Announces New Album Wonderlick Loves You
Joe Marcinek | Rockopelli | photos by Dan Ward Life loves curveballs. Just when you’re convinced the world is made of white fluffy clouds and rainbows, fate steps in with a reminder that you’re not the one steering the ship. I was on my way to Crown Point, Indiana, for the annual Rockopelli event when… Continue reading Rockopelli Brings Music, Community and a White-Hot Night to Crown Point
Photo Credit: Juliana Bernstein Goose stopped by a college house party in Boulder, CO last night, performing to an ecstatic crowd ahead of the band’s epic five-night sold-out Colorado run. With fans squeezing in from all angles and attendees chanting and dancing, the energy was electric and free-wheeling. In line with Goose’s history of unconventional,… Continue reading Goose Surprises Boulder House Party Ahead of Sold-Out Colorado Run
Four-time GRAMMY nominee Grace Potter is set to make her Grand Ole Opry Debut on Tuesday, September 15. Potter will perform songs from her new album, Trespasser, which is out now via Thirty Tigers. She is also set to take the AmericanaFest Day Stage on Wednesday, September 16 in celebration of the new album. Stream… Continue reading Grace Potter Set for Grand Ole Opry Debut September 15
credit: Tamara Flemming 2026 has been a banner year for Bella White. In June she released her third studio album, A Sign In The Weather, a body of work steeped in the life-altering magic of its origins. The Calgary-born singer/songwriter left her home on Vancouver Island and moved to New Orleans, where she soon became… Continue reading Bella White Brings A Sign In The Weather to the Gothic Theatre October 23
Which Side?: A Protest Music Teach-Out returns for another compelling evening of music, storytelling, and community engagement on Tuesday, September 15, 2026, at The Burren Backroom. The beloved series has evolved from a unique experiment into a cornerstone monthly gathering, where artists and audiences come together to listen, create community and organize, all through the… Continue reading Which Side?: A Protest Music Teach-Out Returns to The Burren September 15
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