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Los Lonely Boys Bring Texas Soul to Blue Gate PAC

Los Lonely Boys – photos by Dan Ward “We all go through the darkness to get to the light,” Jojo Garza tells the audience at the very beginning of the show. There is no warm-up band, no elaborate costumes and no flashy pyrotechnics. Just three brothers from Texas sharing their love of music and their… Continue reading Los Lonely Boys Bring Texas Soul to Blue Gate PAC

Free Dirt Records Announces 20th Anniversary Compilation The Long Memory

For twenty years, Washington, DC’s Free Dirt Records has quietly shaped the modern roots landscape by championing emerging, tradition-steeped artists. The Long Memory: 20 Years of Free Dirt Records, coming November 6, 2026, celebrates two decades of independent music with 12 unreleased tracks from the label’s vault. Unreleased demos, B-sides and live cuts from Willi… Continue reading Free Dirt Records Announces 20th Anniversary Compilation The Long Memory

Joe Rian & The A.M. Drinkers Release Think Yer In Luv

Joe Rian & The A.M. Drinkers Release Think Yer In Luv

Louis Armstrong House Museum Opens Armstrong in Ghana Exhibition

The Louis Armstrong House Museum has opened Armstrong in Ghana, a compelling exhibition at the Louis Armstrong Center. The exhibition explores the American and global icon navigating cultural and political complexities as he toured his music throughout the world in the 1950s and 1960s. This year-long, limited-engagement archival and contemporary art exhibition will travel with… Continue reading Louis Armstrong House Museum Opens Armstrong in Ghana Exhibition

Shakedown Citi Brings Dead Bowl to Brooklyn Bowl for Halloween Show

NYC-born Shakedown Citi, a rising presence in the national Grateful Dead scene, takes over Brooklyn Bowl on Wednesday, October 28, for Dead Bowl, a one-night event kicking off Halloween weekend. For New Yorkers looking to start Halloweekend early, Dead Bowl offers a different kind of night out: part concert, part visual experience and a full-scale… Continue reading Shakedown Citi Brings Dead Bowl to Brooklyn Bowl for Halloween Show

Robeone Releases New Album Benefiting Bob Moog Foundation

Keyboardist and composer Robeone has released his new instrumental album, If You Don’t Know What It Is, It Must Be Jazz, through Transglobal Records. The seven-track album blends progressive rock, jazz fusion, electronic textures, and playful experimentation. One hundred percent of the album’s proceeds will support The Bob Moog Foundation, continuing Robeone’s long relationship with… Continue reading Robeone Releases New Album Benefiting Bob Moog Foundation

Steve Gleason Announces REBIRTH Music Project With Marc Broussard and Trombone Shorty

Twenty years ago, on September 25, 2006, just 90 seconds into the New Orleans Saints’ first game back in the Superdome after Hurricane Katrina, Steve Gleason broke through the Atlanta Falcons line and blocked a punt. It led to a touchdown. New Orleans erupted as the nation watched the moment unfold on Monday Night Football.… Continue reading Steve Gleason Announces REBIRTH Music Project With Marc Broussard and Trombone Shorty

Theo Lawrence Shares Haunting New Original “In My Prime”

Photo credit: Joanna Edmison Texas-via-France songwriter Theo Lawrence returns with new original “In My Prime,” a haunting rumination on hitting bottom during life’s brightest years. Penned and recorded in the same day with Colton Turner of The Mellows and rock ’n’ roll veteran Tjarko Jeen, it is one of the most spontaneous songs from Lawrence’s… Continue reading Theo Lawrence Shares Haunting New Original “In My Prime”

Ethan French Releases Ideas of the Day Vol. 1

Ethan French Releases Ideas of the Day Vol. 1

Foreigner Announces Five-Date Mexico Tour for 2027

Mexico City — October 1, 2026 — One of the most important and influential bands in rock history, Foreigner, returns to Mexico following the extraordinary response from more than 30,000 fans at the band’s performance at the Feria Nacional de San Marcos this past May. The overwhelming success of that performance left Mexican fans asking… Continue reading Foreigner Announces Five-Date Mexico Tour for 2027

Sputnik the Band and Pamela Des Barres Share “Come In From The Storm” Video

Mother West has released an official video for “Come In From The Storm,” the sensational single collaboration from Sputnik the Band and Pamela Des Barres. The video features Sputnik the Band alongside Des Barres as she reads from her original 1970 journal. Genie Morrow and Nigel Rawles of the aforementioned NYC-based indie pop group have… Continue reading Sputnik the Band and Pamela Des Barres Share “Come In From The Storm” Video

Louis Armstrong’s 1957 Highland Park Concert Unearthed

New York, NY (October 2, 2026) — On March 19, 1957, Louis Armstrong and His All Stars performed before 1,200 fans at Highland Park High School, 27 miles north of Chicago, at a concert raising funds for the Highland Park Reform Temple. Nearly 70 years later, that performance is being released for the first time… Continue reading Louis Armstrong’s 1957 Highland Park Concert Unearthed

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