Goose launched their highly anticipated 2025 Fall Tour last night with a celebratory performance at Burlington, VT’s scenic Waterfront Park. The evening held special resonance, marking drummer Cotter Ellis’ return to his home state and bassist Trevor Weekz’s alma mater city, where he attended the University of Vermont. Against the backdrop of a Lake Champlain sunset, Goose ignited the tour with a jam-heavy two-set journey. 

Acclaimed GRAMMY-nominated band Gov’t Mule, led by guitar legend, vocalist, songwriter and producer Warren Haynes, has announced the details for their annual New Year’s Run, the quartet’s venerable commitment of bringing together the Mule community to ring in the new year since 2002.

When Heavy Metal hit theaters in 1981, it wasn’t just a movie, it was a stoner fever dream splashed across the big screen. Born from the cult magazine of the same name, this animated anthology stitched together sci-fi, fantasy, comedy, and psychedelia into one long strange trip. It was the kind of thing that didn’t need to make perfect sense — it just had to feel like a late-night cosmic ride soundtracked by the loudest stereo in town.

The skies were a hand-painted blue as fans arrived for this year’s Miracle in Mundelein, a two-day festival on the grounds of Rise Dispensary in Mundelein, Illinois. DJ Papa G set the tone early with hopping tunes and a cheery welcome as vendors prepared for a wild weekend of music, cannabis, and celebration. This is an “all adult” gathering, with merchants dedicated to the culture and enjoyment of cannabis.

Brooklyn-based jazz-rock innovators Alex Skolnick Trio (AST) return this fall with PROVE YOU’RE NOT A ROBOT, the group’s sixth LP, arriving November 7, 2025. The album’s first single, a wildly inventive take on Tom Petty’s “Breakdown,” is available today. Listen here.

Folk singer-songwriter Nathaniel Bellows has released his driving, smoky new single “That Too” alongside the announcement of his forthcoming new EP The Moat, out October 17. PRESS HERE to listen to the new single “That Too,” a grounded, acoustic admission that redefines what “love” is while delving into its ever-changing, unpredictable nature, and PRESS HERE to watch the lyric video.

She’s a founding member of one of the hottest bands in bluegrass, but Sister Sadie’s Gena Britt has a stellar reputation of her own that goes back more than 30 years. Now, the acclaimed banjo picker — she’s nominated again for the IBMA’s Banjo Player of the Year award — and singer has partnered with Mountain Home Music Company to release her first solo album in nearly six years.

Get ready for one of the biggest feel-good shows of the fall! This Saturday, September 20th, Keller Williams’ Grateful Grass takes the stage at Longmont Oktoberfest in Thompson Park.

This is more than a concert—it’s a party for the animals! 🐶🐾 Proceeds benefit the Longmont Humane Society, so every note of music helps pets in need find loving homes.

Ferrell’s story is as fascinating as her music. A West Virginia native who once hopped trains and busked in Seattle, New Orleans, and Asheville, she now commands some of the biggest stages in Americana. Her sound is a wild cocktail—old-time country, gypsy jazz, ragtime, folk, bluegrass—all filtered through a voice that feels like it belongs to another century yet speaks directly to today.

Sam Burchfield has shared a new single. Americana Highways premiered “Morning Light,” noting, “With hushed acoustic guitar and introspective reflective vocal style, this song is a daydream of pondering in the sunrise of the morning light. Strings crescendo like a true sunrise and the effect is subtle yet glorious.” Burchfield recorded the song at home in the middle of the night, stirred awake by an unnerving impulse.