Breckenridge Brewery, has long been known for its epic live concerts and support of the local music scene. This summer in celebration of the season’s favorite IPA, Hazy IPA Juice Drop, Breck Brewery is introducing the Juice Drop Ticket Drop – giving fans the chance to “drop” into good times at Denver’s most iconic concert… Continue reading BRECKENRIDGE BREWERY KICKS OFF SUMMER WITH THE JUICE DROP TICKET DROP
The Company Stores independently releases The Family Album, their third full-length album, on September 23. The powerful and sultry voice of lead vocalist Ileana Ille captivates the audience with her ability to express raw emotion, while the band unites many influences to lay down bold grooves amidst dynamic crescendos. “This album is about family,” says… Continue reading The Company Stores Release ‘The Family Album,’ Produced by Galactic’s Robert Mercurio—1st Single Out
Chicago is excited to host the inaugural Sacred Rose Festival on August 26 – 28, 2022. A big reason for that excitement is that Lettuce will be bringing the funk. After the release of their new album Unify, Meagan Panici caught up with Adam Deitch from Lettuce to talk about the funk, the origin of Funkateer… Continue reading WZRD 88.3 FM Interview with Adam Deitch of Lettuce
Climate Control Projects, presenters of The Big Climate Thing: Concert for People and the Planet announces the on-sale of SINGLE DAY tickets for the three-day concert event that aims to raise awareness, accountability, and action and inspire real-time solutions surrounding the global climate crisis. The line-up is below. WHEN: September 16-18, 2022. WHERE: Forest Hills… Continue reading THE BIG CLIMATE THING CONCERT FOR PEOPLE AND THE PLANET
Today, Grammy-and Oscar-winner T Bone Burnett, Jay Bellerose and Keefus Ciancia unveil a new song from their forthcoming album. Listen/share “Mother Cross (We Think We Think)” HERE and watch/share the official lyric video HERE. The track is from The Invisible Light: Spells, which features two very different versions of “Mother Cross,” including a reprise. The… Continue reading T Bone Burnett unveils new track "Mother Cross (We Think We Think)" from 'The Invisible Light: Spells' out 8/5
Acoustic Americana trio fed on bluegrass, roots rock, old time, and vintage swing, Damn Tall Buildings are excited to release their 3rd album, Sleeping Dogs, on September 9. Whether sharing lead vocals and instrumental solos or blending their voices into loose, joyous harmony, the three members of Damn Tall Buildings—multi-instrumentalist and primary lyricist Max Capistran… Continue reading Vibrant, Rootsy, and Vivid, Damn Tall Buildings Release 1st Single From ‘Sleeping Dogs’- Out 9/9
Today, The Ballroom Thieves – Martin Earley and Calin Peters unleash Clouds – a lush meditation on longing to return to touring (“to see different sunsets, roads”), but also a reflection of its difficulties (insomnia brought on by sleeping in different hotel rooms every night). After a major car accident, the onset of the pandemic,… Continue reading Indie duo The Ballroom Thieves embrace life's punches with new album Clouds
East Coast folks, the place to be celebrating Jerry Garcia‘s 80th birthday on August 1 is the Capitol Theatre in Port Chester, NY, where DJ Jonathan Healey creates an immersive psychedelic dance experience drawn from Jerry’s multi-decade career with the Grateful Dead and beyond. Meanwhile, in Garcia’s, the Stella Blue’s Band will be playing live.… Continue reading Jerry's 80th Birthday Dance Party at the Capitol Theatre
Emerging country and folk-rock artist Abby Hamilton releases a new live version of her song, “Afraid of the Dark,” today—watch/share HERE. Filmed and recorded by Jon Tsang at Atlanta’s Goat Farms Art Center, the performance features Abby along with her band: Ryan Allen (keys), Carson Childers (bass) Zac Hamilton (guitar) and Zach Martin (drums). The… Continue reading Abby Hamilton’s “Afraid of the Dark (Live)” out today
Leading up to the writing of her new album, Talking Walls, singer, songwriter, and guitarist Lilly Winwood had all but resigned herself from continuing her music career. Burned out after her last album cycle and in the midst of a pandemic, Winwood took a job to pay the bills—but she couldn’t stop writing. She knew… Continue reading Lilly Winwood Finds Clarity In Turbulence On New Album Talking Walls
