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John Mailander’s Forecast Releases Little Wheel // Hope Looming EP May 8

Photo Credit: Steph Heath with Smiling Eyes Media John Mailander’s Forecast independently releases Little Wheel // Hope Looming on May 8. This three-track EP includes a timely cover of Buffy Sainte-Marie’s “Little Wheel Spin And Spin,” an original instrumental, “Hope, Looming,” and a third short ambient instrumental sample piece. Forecast is a Nashville-based collective of… Continue reading John Mailander’s Forecast Releases Little Wheel // Hope Looming EP May 8

Futurebirds Share New Single “Fly On” from Double Album Far Out Country

Photo: Courtesy of Jacq Justice Today, the Athens, GA-born Futurebirds released their new single “Fly On” from their first-ever double album, Far Out Country, which will be released on June 5 via Dualtone Records. Written by singer/guitarist Carter King, “Fly On” is a reflection on the spiritual clarity that comes with appreciating the quiet beauty… Continue reading Futurebirds Share New Single “Fly On” from Double Album Far Out Country

Announcing Grateful Dead’s Steal Your Face (50th Anniversary Remaster)

Announcing Grateful Dead’s Steal Your Face (50th Anniversary Remaster)

Punch Brothers Add 31 Dates to 2026 North American Tour

Photo: Courtesy of Punch Brothers Punch Brothers—mandolinist Chris Thile, guitarist Chris Eldridge, bassist Paul Kowert, banjoist Noam Pikelny, and violinist Brittany Haas—have added 31 dates to their extensive May–November North American tour. The 64-city run, their biggest since 2019, celebrates the band’s new album, The Unsung Adventures of Punch Brothers, out July 24 via Nonesuch… Continue reading Punch Brothers Add 31 Dates to 2026 North American Tour

Ravi Coltrane Quartet to Celebrate John Coltrane Centennial in Queens

JOHN COLTRANE CENTENNIAL RAVI COLTRANE QUARTET SAT, MAY 9, 8 PM LeFrak Concert Hall As the jazz world continues to celebrate the centennial of John Coltrane, one of the music’s most enduring legacies arrives in Queens on May 9, when the Ravi Coltrane Quartet takes the stage at LeFrak Concert Hall. Born into jazz royalty… Continue reading Ravi Coltrane Quartet to Celebrate John Coltrane Centennial in Queens

Jazz Dispensary Announces AAA Reissue of Roger Glenn’s ‘Reachin’’

Photo: Courtesy of Jazz Dispensary Jazz Dispensary announces the latest addition to its acclaimed Top Shelf series: an unearthed gem from the golden age of jazz-funk fusion, Reachin’ by Roger Glenn. For nearly fifty years, Glenn’s debut has been a secret handshake among sophisticated crate-diggers and fusion connoisseurs—a treasure excavated from the fertile musical fault… Continue reading Jazz Dispensary Announces AAA Reissue of Roger Glenn’s ‘Reachin’’

Grey Fox Bluegrass Festival Shares 2026 Stage Schedules

Photo: Courtesy of Grey Fox Bluegrass Festival The Grey Fox Bluegrass Festival returns to the idyllic grounds of Walsh Farm in Oak Hill, NY, July 15–19, 2026, and anticipation continues to build as organizers unveil the official stage schedules for this year’s gathering. With the full schedule now available, attendees can begin mapping out their… Continue reading Grey Fox Bluegrass Festival Shares 2026 Stage Schedules

Squeeze Announce 50th Anniversary “Trixies” North American Tour with Adam Ant

Photo: Dean Chalkley This fall, Squeeze return to North America for a major tour with Adam Ant, Haircut 100 and Leon Tilbrook—bringing one of the UK’s most beloved songbooks back across the Atlantic at a moment of renewed creative momentum. Marking 50 years together, Squeeze’s new album Trixies is both a revelation and a full-circle… Continue reading Squeeze Announce 50th Anniversary “Trixies” North American Tour with Adam Ant

Lukas Nelson & Molly Tuttle confirm fall co-headline tour

Lukas Nelson & Molly Tuttle confirm fall co-headline tour

Grateful Dead Madison Square Garden 1988 Shows Released in Hi-Res via Dead Drops Tuesday

Ticket stub from September 14, 1988 at Madison Square Garden There are ticket stubs that just sit in a drawer, and then there are ticket stubs that open a door. This one goes back to September 14, 1988, Madison Square Garden, when the Grateful Dead rolled into New York City at one of the highest… Continue reading Grateful Dead Madison Square Garden 1988 Shows Released in Hi-Res via Dead Drops Tuesday

Goose Share New Song from Immersive New Studio Album out June 12

Photo: Courtesy of Juliana Bernstein Goose share new song, “Torero,” from their immersive sixth studio album, BIG MODERN!. The new album arrives via No Coincidence Records on Friday, June 12. Pre-orders/pre-saves are available now. “Torero” begins with a synthetic drone, accented by reverberating drums that rise like heat waves off the desert highway pavement. A… Continue reading Goose Share New Song from Immersive New Studio Album out June 12

Dead Floyd’s Peoria Trip: “Shakedown Street,” “Another Brick,” and a “Brokedown Palace” Landing

Dead Floyd | Peoria, IL | May 2nd, 2026 – photos by Ginger West Some shows you watch. Others you fall into. Saturday night in Peoria was the latter — the kind of night where the room shifts a little and you’re suddenly somewhere else entirely. From the moment you walked into Kenny’s Westside Pub,… Continue reading Dead Floyd’s Peoria Trip: “Shakedown Street,” “Another Brick,” and a “Brokedown Palace” Landing

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