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Angine de Poitrine | Richmond, VA | September 20th, 2026 - photos by Philip Andrews By the time Angine de Poitrine too....
Furthur bus - photos by Gabriel David Barkin Buses loom large in the tapestry of Americana. There’s the bus upon which....
Daniel Donato | Boogiedown Music Fest | photos by Tony Mueller The sixth annual Boogiedown Music Fest returned to Drif....
The Mishawaka | August 31st, 2026 - photos by Jake Cudek In 1916, a music man set out on a motorcycle ride to explore ....
Sara Wasserman - photo by Liam Storrings Music Heals International (MHI) and Hardly Strictly Bluegrass will cohost a b....
At just 18, Ettore Buzzini has absorbed a century of music—Ralph Stanley and Earl Scruggs alongside Liszt and Mahler, the Beatles beside Reno & Smiley—and poured it into songs that are unmistakably his own. On October 16, 2026, he’ll release Blue Blue Blue, a 12-track album on Patuxent Music that stays true to bluegrass tradition… Continue reading Ettore Buzzini Announces New Album Blue Blue Blue
AUSTIN, Texas — Alone (Together) A Holiday Companion is Sue Foley’s lowdown answer to the season: a late-night collection for anyone who knows the holidays can hold loneliness and connection in the same room. Rooted in Texas blues and touched with laid-back jazz, the album trades glitter and sentimentality for atmosphere, honesty and groove. The… Continue reading Sue Foley Announces Blues Holiday Album Alone (Together)
Trafalgar Releasing and Mercury Studios today unveil the official trailer for Ozzy & Black Sabbath: Back to the Beginning, as tickets go on sale for the concert film capturing the triumphant final performance from Ozzy Osbourne and the original Black Sabbath lineup. The film opens in cinemas worldwide October 28 for a limited time only.… Continue reading Ozzy & Black Sabbath Concert Film Trailer Arrives
LOS ANGELES, Calif. — September 23, 2026 — Craft Recordings announces an expanded deluxe edition of Porcupine Meat, the Grammy Award-winning album from the legendary Bobby Rush. At the age of 82, Rush was at the very peak of his game, with the agility of a seasoned performer who knew just the right mix of… Continue reading Bobby Rush’s Grammy-Winning Porcupine Meat Gets 10th Anniversary Deluxe Edition
Allison Russell – photo by Gabriel David Barkin Allison Russell never stops moving. On stage with her band the Rainbow Coalition, she whirls with glee, dancing joyously between her turns at the mic and playing clarinet. When she’s not on tour, she’s likely to be writing new songs, working on a new record, writing a… Continue reading “I Don’t Ever Phone It In”: An Interview with Allison Russell
Photos: Courtesy of Southern Fields This past Friday night, I had the opportunity to see Al Jardine and the Pet Sounds Band at Boom Days in Fort Payne, Alabama. Boom Days is an annual two-day music, art and regional festival held every September. Fort Payne is probably best known for being the hometown of the… Continue reading Al Jardine Brings Beach Boys Classics to Boom Days
photos by L. Paul Mann When Peter Hook steps onto a Hollywood stage, it carries the weight of a 40-year love affair between Manchester post-punk royalty and the sprawling concrete metropolis of Los Angeles. On Saturday night, September 19, 2026, Peter Hook & The Light rolled into the historic Hollywood Palladium, delivering a masterclass in… Continue reading Shadow and Light: Peter Hook & The Light Elevate Post-Punk History at the Hollywood Palladium
HILLSBOROUGH, NC — September 23, 2026 — Marshall Crenshaw today shares “(We’re Gonna) Shake Up Their Minds”, the latest track from his forthcoming archival collection, The Bootleg Sounds of Marshall Crenshaw: 1984-87, out October 23 via Yep Roc Records. The album is now available for pre-order. Personally curated by Crenshaw from his archives, the collection… Continue reading Marshall Crenshaw Shares “(We’re Gonna) Shake Up Their Minds”
Early in the recording of her evocative new album, One Hundred Years Today, violinist and composer Jenny Scheinman turned to her band in the studio and exclaimed, “More apocalyptic! This is end-of-times jazz!” She had reconvened the superb, sensitively attuned ensemble first heard on her 2024 album All Species Parade: guitarists Bill Frisell and Julian… Continue reading Jenny Scheinman Announces ‘One Hundred Years Today,’ Shares “Turns The Wagon Wheel”
PIERCY, Calif. — Reggae on the River will return to the banks of the Eel River for its 38th year, bringing three days of music, art, camping and community back to County Line Ranch in Piercy from June 25–27, 2027. The Mateel Community Center has officially announced the return of Humboldt County’s iconic cultural gathering… Continue reading Reggae on the River Returns to Humboldt County in June 2027
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