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Shakedown Citi, Love, Reggae and Roots Music Fill Sweetwater’s Fall Calendar

Deadheads, roots music fans and lovers of psychedelic rock have plenty to circle on Sweetwater Music Hall’s fall calendar. The intimate nonprofit venue in Mill Valley welcomes Shakedown Citi on November 15, The Seeds with Daryl Hooper and Love with Johnny Echols on November 20, and Freestone Peaches’ Allman Brothers tribute on November 21, alongside… Continue reading Shakedown Citi, Love, Reggae and Roots Music Fill Sweetwater’s Fall Calendar

My Morning Jacket Auctions Jim James’ Rainbow Fillmore Suits

Photo Credit: Nick Langlois My Morning Jacket and Fandiem Relics today announced Seven Nights, Seven Colors, an exclusive auction featuring seven stage-worn suits worn by frontman Jim James during the band’s recent seven-night rainbow residency at San Francisco’s legendary Fillmore. Each suit will be auctioned individually alongside a signed setlist from the night it was… Continue reading My Morning Jacket Auctions Jim James’ Rainbow Fillmore Suits

Elena Pinderhughes Releases “a rose in bloom”

Elena Pinderhughes Releases “a rose in bloom”

Circus Mind Enlists Scott Metzger for New Single “Died Too Young”

Circus Mind returns with “Died Too Young,” a poignant new single that looks at mortality from an unusual perspective. Written by Circus Mind founder, keyboardist and vocalist Mark Rechler, “Died Too Young” imagines a soul looking back at the life he left behind and confronting all the things he thought he would eventually get around… Continue reading Circus Mind Enlists Scott Metzger for New Single “Died Too Young”

Justin Hiltner & Jon Weisberger Share “Nothing Between Us” Featuring Sarah Siskind

Justin Hiltner & Jon Weisberger’s third single for Mountain Home Music Company, “Nothing Between Us,” is a charming duet sung by Hiltner and acclaimed singer-songwriter and artist Sarah Siskind. Co-written by Hiltner and Weisberger with their longtime friend and GRAMMY Award-winner Molly Tuttle, it’s a bluegrass waltz with delectable country touches that kicks off with… Continue reading Justin Hiltner & Jon Weisberger Share “Nothing Between Us” Featuring Sarah Siskind

Turnpike Troubadours Return to Red Rocks for Two Nights in May 2027

Turnpike Troubadours will return to Colorado’s Red Rocks Amphitheatre for two special headline shows on Thursday, May 13 and Friday, May 14, 2027. Tickets for the shows, which will feature special guests Amble and Wade Forster, will be available for presale this Wednesday, October 21 at 10:00am local time, with general on-sale following Friday, October… Continue reading Turnpike Troubadours Return to Red Rocks for Two Nights in May 2027

Joanne Shaw Taylor Announces May 2027 UK Tour

Critically acclaimed British blues guitarist Joanne Shaw Taylor will return to the UK in May 2027 for an eight-date tour celebrating her highly anticipated new album, The Trouble With Love, out October 23 via Journeyman Records. The tour kicks off at Harpenden’s The Eric Morecambe Centre on May 2, followed by dates at Leeds’ City… Continue reading Joanne Shaw Taylor Announces May 2027 UK Tour

Buffalo Traffic Jam Adds 2027 Tour Dates and Ryman Debut

Breakout folk band Buffalo Traffic Jam—Frankie Cassidy and Nathan Ross—adds new 2027 dates to their sold-out “Pictures of You Tour,” including their headline debut at Nashville’s historic Ryman Auditorium as well as stops at Minneapolis’ First Avenue, Grand Rapids’ GLC Live at 20 Monroe, Cleveland’s Globe Iron and Philadelphia’s The Fillmore among several others. See… Continue reading Buffalo Traffic Jam Adds 2027 Tour Dates and Ryman Debut

Danny Malone Returns With “Burning Hills” and Flowers pt. 1

Danny Malone Returns With “Burning Hills” and Flowers pt. 1

Tio Sends Florida Man to Atlantis in New Rock Opera

Florida Man has apparently run out of adventures on land. Los Angeles band Tio sends him searching for the lost city in its new rock opera, Tio Presents: Atlantis—a project the group introduces with this invitation: “Picture SpongeBob having a fever dream on a pirate ship.” The band points newcomers toward “Florida Man,” where its… Continue reading Tio Sends Florida Man to Atlantis in New Rock Opera

The Wheel Workers Release One More Thing To Say

Twenty years can change a band—and what its members hear in the songs they left unfinished. For Houston indie/psych-rock group The Wheel Workers, those unfinished ideas became the foundation of One More Thing To Say, a newly released album combining demos recorded by the original lineup in 2005 with new performances and contemporary production. The… Continue reading The Wheel Workers Release One More Thing To Say

Lettuce Brings Two New Wines to the Table with Lettuce Crush Vol. 2

Photo: Courtesy of Hillary Clinton GRAMMY-nominated funk band Lettuce is bringing two new bottles to the table with Lettuce Crush Vol. 2, a limited wine release made in collaboration with Graham Markel of Buona Notte Wines. Featuring a 2024 Chardonnay from the Columbia Gorge and a 2020 Sangiovese from the Columbia Valley, the collection draws… Continue reading Lettuce Brings Two New Wines to the Table with Lettuce Crush Vol. 2

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