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Photo: Courtesy of Xander Strohm Today, New York City alternative rock band King Falcon confront the weight of difficult decisions with smooth track and music video, “Wait” out now. The band’s signature blend of vintage guitars, NYC grit and 21st century attitude continues to captivate listeners worldwide as they blaze a trail of their own.… Continue reading King Falcon Release New Single Wait and Announce 2026 Tour Dates
Toronto Jam Band Expands Their Dystopian Debut with a Mesmerizing Live Showcase Toronto-based jam band Shapes continues the rollout of its debut album Planet Android with the release of a new live performance video, “Village Sessions (Daytime)”. Capturing the band in its most natural element, the video highlights the fluid musicianship and improvisational chemistry that… Continue reading Shapes Share “Village Sessions (Daytime)” Live Video from Planet Android
Dan Tyminski Drops “Smile When You’re Alone” + Performance Video Dan Tyminski returns today with a brand-new single, “Smile When You’re Alone,” delivering the unmistakable voice and precision musicianship that has made him one of the most respected figures in modern bluegrass and acoustic music. “Smile When You’re Alone” carries a restraint that works in… Continue reading Dan Tyminski Releases New Single and Video Smile When You’re Alone
Fresh off of a surprise Coachella performance and in celebration of her new album Middle Of Nowhere, eight time Grammy Award-winning singer and songwriter Kacey Musgraves has announced the North American dates of the “Middle of Nowhere” tour promoted by AEG Presents. The arena run kicks off Friday, August 21 in Chicago, Illinois at the… Continue reading Kacey Musgraves Announces Middle Of Nowhere North American Tour
Mason Jennings has announced his 18th album, Dark Wings, due July 10 on Loosegroove Records. Across 11 songs, the Minneapolis-based singer/songwriter grapples with trauma, faith, survival, and hope, while embracing a looser, more collaborative approach than many of his most recent recordings. The album was developed through a series of sessions with drummer Scott McPherson,… Continue reading Mason Jennings Announces 18th Album Dark Wings
Bay Area indie singer-songwriter Jeff Symonds has released “Estate Sale,” the final pre-release single from his upcoming second album Don’t Worry, I Do Alright, due May 18 on ElectraCast Records. A stomping two-step built around nostalgia and reckoning, “Estate Sale” finds Symonds sifting through the emotional debris of childhood — old guitars, faded magazines, and… Continue reading Jeff Symonds Releases Estate Sale Ahead of New Album Don’t Worry, I Do Alright
April 28, 2026 – Nashville, TN – Sister Sadie is heading out west this August. The two-time Grammy-nominated band will spend time this summer in Montana and Idaho, including stops in Sandpoint, Missoula, and Livingston, built around an appearance at the Braun Brothers Reunion in Challis. The band started in Nashville, but it’s never really… Continue reading Sister Sadie Announces Western Tour Dates for August 2026
Disco Presents has officially unveiled the lineup for Freaky Deaky 2026: The Revival, returning Halloween weekend, October 30–31, to the Travis County Exposition Center in Austin, Texas, with one of its most immersive and sonically expansive editions to date. Leading the weekend are some of electronic music’s most in-demand names, including ILLENIUM, Disco Lines, Boogie… Continue reading Freaky Deaky 2026 Returns to Austin With ILLENIUM, SLANDER and Liquid Stranger
Photo Credit: Bob Thiele The New York State Assembly and the New York State Senate today passed a legislative resolution “celebrating the 100th Anniversary of the birth of John Coltrane, renowned artistic trailblazer and innovative New York jazz musician.” In a ceremony conducted at the New York State Capitol building, members of the Legislature joined… Continue reading New York State commemorates John Coltrane’s centennial
Hey Annie | photos by Dan Ward The sun is out in full force today as it lights up a beautiful blue sky in Niles, Michigan. Back in the days of COVID, the city had an idea for an open-air meeting place so town folk didn’t go stir crazy. Main Street makes a hard left… Continue reading Hank Nelson and Hey Annie Open 2026 Season at The Node in Niles Michigan
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