Craft Recordings, the Catalog division of Concord Bicycle Music, is proud to announce the release of King Of The Boogie, a career-spanning retrospective, honoring blues icon John Lee Hooker. Due out September 29th, the five-CD set delves deep into the catalog of the influential artist, featuring not only his iconic hits, but also rarities, live… Continue reading John Lee Hooker to be Celebrated with Career-Spanning Box Set
Pearl Jam is thrilled to announce the release of Let’s Play Two. In celebration of the band’s legendary sold out performances at Wrigley Field on August 20 and 22, 2016 during the Chicago Cubs’ historic World Series championship season, the band is set to release this film and accompanying soundtrack album. Serving as the film’s theatrical… Continue reading Pearl Jam set to release 'Let's Play Two'
The Mystic Theatre in Petaluma, CA will celebrate 25 years (silver jubilee) of hosting funkadelic and prolific music this year. From its humble beginnings in 1992, the North Bay’s premiere music venue has become the staple concert venue in Petaluma. “Anniversaries are always times to celebrate the best of the past while we work and aspire… Continue reading The Mystic Theatre Will Celebrate 25 Years
Ever since winning the 2014 Telluride Bluegrass Festival Band Competition, Trout Steak Revival has quickly become a quintessential Colorado band. The band won an Emmy Award for a soundtrack they contributed to a Rocky Mountain PBS. They’ve collaborated with school children in mentoring programs in Denver and Steamboat Springs. Their music is featured on Bank… Continue reading Trout Steak Revival CD Release at the Fox
Outside Lands celebrated its 10th year this August but at first glance, it runs like its been going on for much longer. The caliber of food, drink, performers, and even extra-curricular activities is unmatched on most other festival grounds. Picture this: you’re in the middle of Golden Gate Park and it’s 65 degrees and foggy,… Continue reading Outside Lands 2017 | Review and Photos
Leftover Salmon released a song from their forthcoming album several weeks ahead of the anticipated release in response to the terrorist attack at protests in Charlottesville, VA. Aptly titled “House of Cards,” the song is a reaction to the recent political climate and the direct impact of the nation’s leaders on actions of unsatisfied civilians.… Continue reading Salmon Releases Song for Charlottesville
Classic rock music fans descended on the Greek Theatre located in the hills above Hollywood, Thursday, August 10th, for a show by veteran rockers Steve Miller and Peter Frampton. Frampton began the show early at 6:30 PM, while most of the crowd was still struggling to reach the venue in yet another epic summer traffic… Continue reading Steve Miller & Peter Frampton | 8/10/17
When people see The Lil Smokies setting up their acoustic instruments, they’re often unprepared for the electric energy they generate. The band captures that same dynamic presence on their new album, Changing Shades, delivering their exceptional songwriting and bluegrass roots with the punch of a rock band. “We wanted to duplicate the energy of our live shows.… Continue reading The Lil Smokies Announce Album Release
WHAT IF, the debut studio album from The Jerry Douglas Band is out today (8/18) via Rounder Records, and is already riding high on a wave of praise. “Even after 14 Grammys, Jerry Douglas is still exploring unlikely musical pairings, as evidenced by the soul-and bluegrass-melding rendition of ‘Hey Joe…’ notes Rolling Stone, while American… Continue reading Jerry Douglas Band Release Debut Today
The weather was warming and clearing on the last day of the 2017 Rhythms on the Rio Music Festival. Once more there was yoga in the morning by Durango, as well as the special showcase performance by children who had benefited from this festival’s generosity. Rhythms donates the proceeds of this festival to the children’s… Continue reading Rhythms on the Rio 2017: Day Three
