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Goose Announces 13th Annual GOOSEMAS in Atlantic City

Goose has announced plans for its 13th annual GOOSEMAS holiday celebration, set for December 11-12 at Atlantic City, New Jersey’s historic Jim Whelan Boardwalk Hall. Presale sign-ups are now available at goosetheband.com/tour. Fans who sign up will receive a unique code granting access to the official Goose presale beginning Wednesday, July 22, at 10 a.m.… Continue reading Goose Announces 13th Annual GOOSEMAS in Atlantic City

Eric Schenkman Explores the Electric Guitar’s Legacy on New Single “Recipe”

Guitarist, singer and founding member of New York City’s Spin Doctors, Eric Schenkman has released “Recipe,” a groove-driven, rock-inflected single that explores the enduring story of the electric guitar and its role as a cultural and emotional archetype. The electric guitar’s pedigree is rooted in innovators including Charlie Christian, Albert King and, of course, Jimi… Continue reading Eric Schenkman Explores the Electric Guitar’s Legacy on New Single “Recipe”

Dead Air V Brings 20-Plus Virginia Bands Together for Grateful Dead Celebration

Dead Air V Brings 20-Plus Virginia Bands Together for Grateful Dead Celebration

The Waterboys Release Atlantic Rain: The Lost Fisherman’s Blues Recordings

Atlantic Rain—The Lost Fisherman’s Blues Recordings, a collection of previously unheard music from The Waterboys’ classic Fisherman’s Blues era, is available now via Chrysalis Records in 3CD, 3LP and digital editions. The Waterboys have also released a new lyric video for the collection’s focus track, “Light Shine On Me.” Watch the “Light Shine On Me”… Continue reading The Waterboys Release Atlantic Rain: The Lost Fisherman’s Blues Recordings

Keller Williams’ 7th Annual Duck Down Returns to North Carolina July 24–25

Keller Williams will return to North Carolina’s Outer Banks for the seventh annual Keller Williams Duck Down, taking place Friday, July 24, and Saturday, July 25, at the Tap Shack in Duck. The two-night gathering begins Friday with two sets of Keller’s Grateful Grass, Williams’ bluegrass interpretation of songs from the Grateful Dead catalog. Saturday’s… Continue reading Keller Williams’ 7th Annual Duck Down Returns to North Carolina July 24–25

Rise Carmine Steps Into the Shadows on Debut Album Under The Red Light

Toronto-based alternative and psychedelic rock artist Rise Carmine has released his debut album, Under The Red Light, a seven-song collection built around pulsing bass lines, soaring vocals and the charged atmosphere of late-night club floors. Rise Carmine is the musical project of songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Liam Colbert, who writes, records and performs nearly all of… Continue reading Rise Carmine Steps Into the Shadows on Debut Album Under The Red Light

Jane Kramer Announces New Album Moon & Mother, Out October 9

Album art by Kelley Wills of Brainflower Designs. After years spent navigating profound personal transformation, Asheville-based singer-songwriter Jane Kramer has announced the release of her fourth studio album, Moon & Mother, due October 9. Today, Kramer shares the album’s first glimpse with “The Wanting Time,” an expansive and adventurous introduction to a collection shaped by… Continue reading Jane Kramer Announces New Album Moon & Mother, Out October 9

Houndmouth Comes to Mission Ballroom November 6

For two years, Matt Myers struggled to finish new songs. “I was all raw emotion,” says the Houndmouth frontman, who had spent the previous decade blending rock & roll and American roots music into radio staples such as the chart-topping, platinum-selling “Sedona.” He had written four albums in less than 10 years, but inspiration just… Continue reading Houndmouth Comes to Mission Ballroom November 6

esperanza spalding Comes to Beaver Creek September 17

esperanza spalding Comes to Beaver Creek September 17

Rival Sons Guitarist Scott Holiday Announces HOL1D4Y Debut Album Topology

Rival Sons guitarist Scott Holiday has announced his solo project HOL1D4Y and its debut album, Topology, arriving September 25, 2026, via Rival Sons’ label Sacred Tongue Recordings and distributed worldwide by Thirty Tigers. Holiday has also released the project’s first single, “Veridream,” blending psychedelic rock, cosmic fuzz and progressive synthesizer textures while embracing pop sensibilities.… Continue reading Rival Sons Guitarist Scott Holiday Announces HOL1D4Y Debut Album Topology

Joanne Shaw Taylor Embraces Love’s Dangerous Side on “Bad Boy”

British blues-rock artist Joanne Shaw Taylor returns today with “Bad Boy,” the latest single from her forthcoming studio album, The Trouble With Love, due October 23 via Journeyman Records. A swaggering, emotionally charged rocker, the song explores the magnetic pull of relationships that are as destructive as they are impossible to resist, pairing Joanne’s unmistakable… Continue reading Joanne Shaw Taylor Embraces Love’s Dangerous Side on “Bad Boy”

Jennifer Finch, L7 Bassist and Multidisciplinary Artist, Passes Away at 59

Photo Credit: Diego Castanho Jennifer Finch, the beloved bassist, vocalist and songwriter for the groundbreaking band L7, has died following an aggressive form of brain cancer. She was 59. A musician, photographer, writer and multidisciplinary artist, Jennifer was also a deeply loved partner, daughter, sister, bandmate and friend. Her impact on L7, the Los Angeles… Continue reading Jennifer Finch, L7 Bassist and Multidisciplinary Artist, Passes Away at 59

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