Fort plain natives and sibling blues-rockers Jocelyn & Chris Arndt don’t get home to the Capital Region very often, which is why they are thrilled to announce that they will be co-headlining this year’s MOVE Music Festival. The festival will take place in Albany the weekend of April 27th-29th. For more information, please visit: www.jocelynandchrismusic.com,… Continue reading Jocelyn & Chris Arndt To Co-Headline MOVE Music Festival
Today, acclaimed Chapel Hill quartet Mipso release the first single track from their new album Coming Down The Mountain, which is set for release on April 7, 2017. The title track, “Coming Down the Mountain,” is available now on all digital service providers – listen to it here. Mipso recently announced the first half of… Continue reading Mipso Release Coming Down The Mountain
The Cuckoos, consisting of Kenneth Frost (vocals, keyboards) Dave North (lead guitar, backing vocals) Eric Ross (bass guitar) and Cole Koenning (drums), first began making music in 2014. Listeners have praised the band’s uncanny ability to bring back the sounds of psychedelic rock from the 1960s in their original songs—an especially impressive feat considering their… Continue reading The Cuckoos Release New Single Get It On
Delfest is going all out for their 10th Annual Festival lineup with additions including Railroad Earth, Tim O’Brien, The Gibson Brothers, artists at large Sierra Hull, Bryan Sutton, and Billy Strings, and multiple workshops. Delfest takes place over Memorial Day weekend, May 25-28 alongside the Potomac River in scenic Cumberland, MD. Ticket prices go up… Continue reading Delfest announces additions to 2017 Lineup
“For Juno Concerto, I wanted to take what I had learned from writing and performing my first concerto and apply it here. The Impostor was written in 2011 and now that I’ve had the chance to play it over 50 times, I’ve had the chance to observe what I like and what I think could… Continue reading Béla Fleck set to release new Album
Jackie Greene has spent the last year touring rigorously to support the release of Back To Birth, his first studio album in five years. During that five year break from recording he earned his reputation as a musician’s musician performing frequently as a member of Phil Lesh & Friends, mounted a tour with the trio… Continue reading Jackie Greene to perform at Globe Hall, April 6 & 7
This year, for the very first time, Moogfest will partner with SXSW on a day-long program in Austin, TX. With the recent news that Texas lawmakers have proposed legislation similar to HB2, the festival will bring its signature Future Thought and Future Sound experience to SXSW for an exploration of diversity and inclusion.The daytime program… Continue reading SXSW & Moogfest Announce Partner Event
Reggae-influenced alternative rock band IRATION will hit the road this summer with their friends Slightly Stoopid as the main support on the “Sounds of Summer 2017” tour. The two month cross-country outing–also featuring J Boog and The Movement–commences Thursday, June 8 in Glen Allen, VA with stops in Philadelphia, Boston, Brooklyn, Berkeley, Santa Barbara, Dallas,… Continue reading IRATION To Support Slightly Stoopid on 'Sounds of Summer 2017' Tour
The 3rd Annual RIDE FOR RONNIE Motorcycle Ride and Concert, benefiting the Ronnie James Dio Stand Up and Shout Cancer Fund, will take place on Sunday, May 7, 2017. Riders will assemble for a continental breakfast at Harley-Davidson of Glendale with kickstands up at 11AM. The RIDE will take them through the streets of Los… Continue reading 3rd Annual 'Ride for Ronnie' for Dio Cancer
Following the success of the acclaimed GRAMMY Award-winning Strictly Roots, Morgan Heritage have announced the name of their new album today through a mini-documentary style video on the Huffington Post. The album name, Avrakedabra, and its mystical artwork had been kept a secret leading up to the “Journey Into” video. Avrakedabra will drop on May… Continue reading Morgan Heritage Announces New Album
