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Goose Turned Up the “Goonz” During an Explosive Second Night at Viva El Gonzo

Viva El Gonzo returned to San José del Cabo, Baja California Sur, on May 8, 2026, for a second day that leaned heavily ....

Night One of Viva El Gonzo Blended Beachside Escapism With Fearless Improvisation

The second edition of Viva El Gonzo brought fans back to the shores of San José del Cabo for another weekend of music, ....

“I’m All About the Texture”: An Interview with Stanley Jordan

Grahame Lesh, Phil Lesh, and Stanley Jordan | Sunday Daydream | July 21st, 2024 - photos by Gabriel David Barkin Stanl....

BeachLife Festival 2026 Closes With James Taylor, My Morning Jacket & Sheryl Crow

Sunday at Seaside Lagoon: A Tale of Resilience and Melodies - James Taylor | photos by L. Paul Mann The final day of B....

“This Music Can’t Be Stale”: An Interview with Grahame Lesh

Grahame Lesh - photo by Gabriel David Barkin The music never stops for Grahame Lesh. The website for the Marin County ....

Flying Mojito Bros Release Deluxe Edition of The Swamp Fox

Jack Johnson Announces SURFILMUSIC Cinema Release

Rhythm Of The Cup Brings Chromeo, Thievery Corporation & More ...

Greensky Bluegrass Expands Summer Tour With New Dates

Ryan Bingham’s anticipated new album with The Texas Gentlemen “They ...

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Peter Frampton’s New Album Carry The Light Out Now, Co-Created with Julian Frampton

Photo: Courtesy of Lynn Goldsmith Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee and Grammy Award-winning guitarist Peter Frampton today unveils Carry the Light, his first album of all-new material in 16 years, via UMe. Co-written and produced with his son Julian Frampton, the collection features guest appearances from Sheryl Crow, Bill Evans, H.E.R., Tom Morello,… Continue reading Peter Frampton’s New Album Carry The Light Out Now, Co-Created with Julian Frampton

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The Revivalists Share New Single “Razorblades and Runways”

Photo: Courtesy of Tommy Moore RIAA Multi-Platinum-certified, New Orleans, LA-based band The Revivalists have shared their introspective new single, “Razorblades and Runways,” available now via Concord Records. A bittersweet hint of soft soul, the track sees frontman David Shaw lamenting days wasted chasing a thrill or his own ego, but celebrating how his family now… Continue reading The Revivalists Share New Single “Razorblades and Runways”

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Rosewater Plays Sharanam’s Birthday Celebration in Ashland

Primus Announces New EP A Handful of Nuggs

Primus Announce Special EP ‘A Handful of Nuggs,’ Streaming Now, LP Out July 22nd Primus has announced A Handful of Nuggs, a new special EP available now digitally, with a special-edition 12-inch vinyl release arriving July 22 and pre-orders live now. Leading the release is the EP’s focus track, “The Ol’ Grizz,” among the first… Continue reading Primus Announces New EP A Handful of Nuggs

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Duane Betts unveils new song “Best Wishes”

photo credit: Bobbi Rich Today, acclaimed singer, songwriter, and guitarist Duane Betts shares his new song, “Best Wishes.” Listen/share here. Of the track, Betts shares, “Life is like this constant accumulation of experiences. Sometimes, they come so fast, they kind of pile up before we can fully appreciate them. The idea of ‘Best Wishes’ is… Continue reading Duane Betts unveils new song “Best Wishes”

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Ken Pomeroy Shares “Look at Miss Ohio” From Tonight’s News

Photo: Courtesy of Ken Pomeroy Rising singer-songwriter Ken Pomeroy is sharing her stirring rendition of the modern classic “Look at Miss Ohio” today, from her forthcoming EP Tonight’s News, due later this year via Rounder Records. The Gillian Welch/Dave Rawlings original is reimagined by Pomeroy with an intimate, live-in-the-room feeling that highlights her haunting vocal… Continue reading Ken Pomeroy Shares “Look at Miss Ohio” From Tonight’s News

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Philadelphia Folk Festival Announces Second Round of 2026 Performers

Photo: Courtesy of Philadelphia Folk Festival The Philadelphia Folk Festival has announced more performers for its 63rd year, including Sam Bush, Adam Ezra Group, Robbie Fulks, Jerron Paxton and Dennis Lichtman, Gabe Lee, House of Hamill, Jaimee Harris, Robby Hecht, The Tisburys, and John Francis O’Mara. “Honored that The Tisburys have been asked to perform… Continue reading Philadelphia Folk Festival Announces Second Round of 2026 Performers

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Mojo Fest 2026 Announces New Columbia River Island Location

Mojo Fest 2026 lineup poster The Mojo family is heading to a new home this summer, and it sounds like the kind of spot built for long days of music, camping, river air, and late-night groove. Mojo Fest returns June 26-28, 2026, at a newly announced 40-acre island on the banks of the Columbia River… Continue reading Mojo Fest 2026 Announces New Columbia River Island Location

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Rhythms on the Rio 2026 Brings Leftover Salmon, Stringdusters & More to Del Norte

Ken Burns American Heritage Prize Awarded to Vince Gill

Grammy Award® winner and Country Music Hall of Famer Vince Gill accepted the 2026 Ken Burns American Heritage Prize at an event held on May 6 at the American Museum of Natural History. Named in honor of America’s most revered visual historian and documentary filmmaker, the Ken Burns American Heritage Prize recognizes an individual whose… Continue reading Ken Burns American Heritage Prize Awarded to Vince Gill

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Nitty Gritty Dirt Band Take Their Final Bow In Nashville For 60th Anniversary Concert At The Grand Ole Opry House

Last night, during their third standing ovation of the evening, Americana torchbearers Nitty Gritty Dirt Band waved goodbye to their Nashville fans at the Grand Ole Opry House. Celebrating the 60th anniversary of the band’s formation—to the day—the Dirt Band’s Jeff Hanna, Jimmie Fadden, Bob Carpenter, Jaime Hanna, Ross Holmes, and Jim Photoglo hit the… Continue reading Nitty Gritty Dirt Band Take Their Final Bow In Nashville For 60th Anniversary Concert At The Grand Ole Opry House

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Randy Travis To Celebrate 40 Years Of Seminal Debut Storms Of Life On June 3, Where It All Began, The Nashville Palace

Country Music Hall of Fame and Grand Ole Opry icon Randy Travis will celebrate 40 Years since the release of his groundbreaking debut album “Storms Of Life” at the Nashville Palace (2412 Music Valley Dr., Nashville) on Wednesday, June 3! This one-of-a-kind, old-fashioned celebration will kick off at 5 p.m. CT. Fans, Heroes, and Friends… Continue reading Randy Travis To Celebrate 40 Years Of Seminal Debut Storms Of Life On June 3, Where It All Began, The Nashville Palace

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