Celebrated for balancing their sun-soaked reinventions of Grateful Dead classics with a punk rock ethos, Grateful Shred flips the Grateful Dead’s unfinished studio business into a tight and personal indie manifesto on their first-ever studio album, Might As Well. Set for release June 6 via their own independent imprint Liberty Hair Farm Records, Might As… Continue reading GRATEFUL SHRED ANNOUNCES DEBUT STUDIO ALBUM, MIGHT AS WELL, OUT JUNE 6
Borderland Music Festival announces the 2025 Daily Lineup and Single-Day General Admission Festival Passes. Heading into its seventh year, returning and new attendees can plan their September 12–14 weekend and see which days their favorite bands will be playing. For those unable to attend the festival all weekend long, Single-Day General Admission tickets will be… Continue reading BORDERLAND FESTIVAL REVEALS 2025 DAILY LINEUP
The best was saved for last in terms of Eggy’s Here and How 2025 Spring Tour. Their final non-festival date at Manhattan’s Webster Hall on April 26, 2025, was a barn burner, much to the delight of the packed crowd. Their performance included a number of new and repeat covers, as well as a guest… Continue reading Hamilton Leithhauser Joins Eggy During Inspired Performance at Webster Hall
The High Sierra Music Festival returns to the Plumas County Fairgrounds in Quincy, CA, on July 3-6, 2025. Tickets are available now via the festival website. As always, High Sierra will present a wide variety of bluegrass, jam, Americana, funk, folk, and worldbeat acts. This year’s lineup includes Molly Tuttle, Lyrics Born, ALO, Dogs in… Continue reading Leaning Into High Sierra Music Festival 2025: An Interview with Festival Producer David Margulies
The Bob Dylan Center will present “Going Electric: Bob Dylan ’65,” a groundbreaking exhibition opening July 24, 2025, and closing in the spring of 2026. Presented by Bob Dylan Center founding members Bob and Debbie Russell, the exhibit offers an immersive, multimedia exploration of one of the most transformative years in Dylan’s career and the… Continue reading BOB DYLAN CENTER ANNOUNCES “GOING ELECTRIC: BOB DYLAN ’65”
This past weekend, Sierra Ferrell made her stunning return to Stagecoach Festival, performing across multiple stages with several special guests, as she reaffirmed her reign as “the May Queen of American roots music” (NPR Music). On Friday evening, she and her band delivered a remarkable revue of standouts from her latest album, Trail of Flowers,… Continue reading Sierra Ferrell Makes Her Stunning Return to Stagecoach Festival
Kitchen Dwellers and 4:08 Productions have re-released the band’s performance from season three of The Montana Sessions, originally premiered in 2023. The Bozeman-based pickers performed “Bottom Shelf” in a lush green field nestled in the heart of Paradise Valley. The Montana Sessions is an Emmy-winning live music series that showcases some of Montana’s finest musicians… Continue reading KITCHEN DWELLERS RE-RELEASE “BOTTOM SHELF” PERFORMANCE FROM THE MONTANA SESSIONS
Goose has announced a new run of upcoming headline dates, beginning September 19 at Sterling Heights, MI’s Michigan Lottery Amphitheatre at Freedom Hill and then continuing through the month. Highlights include a two-night stand at Louisville, KY’s historic The Louisville Palace (September 23-24) and shows at Chicago, IL’s Huntington Bank Pavilion at Northerly Island (September… Continue reading GOOSE CELEBRATE NEW ALBUM, EVERYTHING MUST GO, WITH ADDITIONAL RUN OF UPCOMING HEADLINE SHOWS
Where are today’s groovy horn bands? Growing up listening to Blood, Sweat & Tears, Chicago, and Tower of Power, I’ve noticed a gap in today’s music for a funky, hard-hitting horn section. Well, tonight the horns are back with a vengeance at Bell’s as they host two up-and-coming bands: Flexadecibel and Desmond Jones. Flexadecibel hails… Continue reading Funked Up & Horn-Blown: Bell’s Hosts the Ultimate Brass Revival
The Constitution State quartet Eggy performed at the Brooklyn Bowl in Philadelphia, PA, on Friday, April 25, 2025, as part of their Here and How 2025 Tour. This was their first show at the jam-band–friendly venue in the City of Brotherly Love, which is located in the fun Fishtown neighborhood. They hadn’t played for a… Continue reading Eggy Raise the Roof at the Brooklyn Bowl Philly
