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Alastair Greene Announces ‘Trouble At Your Door’ Deluxe Edition

Alastair Greene revisits a defining chapter in his recording career with the deluxe edition of Trouble At Your Door, out November 13 on Ruf Records. Originally released in 2014, the album remains one of Greene’s personal favorites and returns with a more organic sound and renewed energy. Remastered by Sean McCue, who recorded and engineered… Continue reading Alastair Greene Announces ‘Trouble At Your Door’ Deluxe Edition

Eddie 9V Releases ‘Satisfy The Way I Do,’ Announces 2027 Tour

Eddie 9V has released “Satisfy The Way I Do,” the latest single from his forthcoming Dan Auerbach-produced album, Down Here, out November 6 via Easy Eye Sound. Coinciding with the new track, the Atlanta-bred singer, songwriter and guitarist has announced an extensive 2027 U.S. headline tour, kicking off January 15 in Greenville, South Carolina, and… Continue reading Eddie 9V Releases ‘Satisfy The Way I Do,’ Announces 2027 Tour

The Nershis Release Debut Album ‘Songs For The Road’

The Nershis Release Debut Album ‘Songs For The Road’

Noah Kahan Shares GRAMMY Museum Performance as ‘Stick Season’ Hits 5x Platinum

Today, the GRAMMY Museum released an interview and three-song performance from Noah Kahan’s recent “An Evening With” event. Moderated by Billboard’s Co-Chief Content Officer Jason Lipshutz and featuring special guest Aaron Dessner, the conversation explores the making of Kahan’s critically acclaimed, #1 Platinum-Certified album The Great Divide and his landmark year. Following the discussion, Kahan… Continue reading Noah Kahan Shares GRAMMY Museum Performance as ‘Stick Season’ Hits 5x Platinum

Don Was Announces ‘Blues For Allah ’26’ Live Album Honoring Bob Weir

Today, six-time GRAMMY-winning musician, producer, and composer Don Was announced Live Dispatch Vol. 1: Blues For Allah ’26, a new live album from Don Was and the Pan-Detroit Ensemble. Honoring Don’s longtime friend and collaborator Bob Weir, the album features performances captured along the Ensemble’s recent tour celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Grateful Dead’s… Continue reading Don Was Announces ‘Blues For Allah ’26’ Live Album Honoring Bob Weir

Aerosmith & Friends Announce Two Hollywood Bowl Shows

Live Nation-Hewitt Silva and Blackbird Presents today announce California, Dream On: Aerosmith & Friends, a monumental concert celebration honoring the unmatched history, explosive live performance and enduring legacy of America’s Greatest Rock Band. The historic event will take over the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, California, for two nights on October 29 and November 1,… Continue reading Aerosmith & Friends Announce Two Hollywood Bowl Shows

Dizgo Releases New Album ‘Innerstate,’ Produced by Vance Powell

October 9, 2026 — Bloomington, Indiana-based jam quartet Dizgo has released its new album, Innerstate, today. Produced by GRAMMY Award winner Vance Powell at Sputnik Sound in Nashville, Innerstate marks the band’s most expansive studio effort to date. Across the album, Dizgo explores movement, self-discovery, transformation, and interconnectedness, using highways and internal pathways as parallel… Continue reading Dizgo Releases New Album ‘Innerstate,’ Produced by Vance Powell

J.P. Reali Releases New Single ‘Obvious Reflections’

Veteran guitarist and singer-songwriter J.P. Reali has released his new original single, “Obvious Reflections.” Set against a reggae-infused groove, the politically charged song was first written by Reali four decades ago. “‘Obvious Reflections’ is a song I wrote while in college in Washington, D.C., in 1986 during the Reagan administration,” Reali says. “It’s about the… Continue reading J.P. Reali Releases New Single ‘Obvious Reflections’

Cooper Kenward Releases New Album ‘Call Me The Knife’

Cooper Kenward Releases New Album ‘Call Me The Knife’

Pat Simmons Jr.: The Long Strange Trip Home

There are worse ways to grow up than spending your childhood on a tour bus with the Doobie Brothers. There are also probably few ways to have a normal childhood that are less likely to succeed. While most kids were worrying about school, baseball practice and whether they could stay up late enough to watch… Continue reading Pat Simmons Jr.: The Long Strange Trip Home

‘All You Need Is John’ Brings John Lennon’s Music to North America

For the first time, The Music of John Lennon will tour North America with All You Need Is John, a new production celebrating Lennon’s work with The Beatles and throughout his solo career. Fifty-seven years after John Lennon began recording “Give Peace a Chance,” his message of peace and love continues to resonate. All You… Continue reading ‘All You Need Is John’ Brings John Lennon’s Music to North America

Eamonn Flynn Brings the Music of Ireland to the World with Dublinesque

Photo: Courtesy of Dublinesque Eamonn Flynn’s band, Dublinesque, is perfectly suited to play the music of Ireland during this crazy time we live in. A multi-instrumentalist and vocalist, Flynn played keyboards on the soundtrack to the film The Commitments and also toured extensively with the group. Eamonn has brought the music of Ireland to San… Continue reading Eamonn Flynn Brings the Music of Ireland to the World with Dublinesque

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