As they prepare to spend the summer on tour with Slightly Stoopid, reggae-influenced alternative rock band IRATION released a brand new single “Fly With Me” this past Friday (May 19) as a special treat for their fans. And their legions of followers returned the favor when the song debuted at #1 on the iTunes Reggae Songs chart that… Continue reading IRATION Releases New Single "Fly With Me"
40 years after the world lost the King of Rock & Roll, Los Kingdom is paying tribute with their new EP, Devil In Disguise (released May 12th) – featuring six completely reimagined renditions of Elvis Presley classics. Los Kingdom is comprised of singer/songwriters Arielle Verinis and Dave Green (The Filthy Souls). Inspired during a tour stop… Continue reading Los Kingdom's 'Devil In Disguise' Out Now
Hot off a Midwest and Colorado run, Boston’s own The Jauntee are once again touring the East Coast this Summer. The dynamic, improvisational quartet have been stacking up the miles over the last few tours and this one is no different. The Jauntee will see return dates at venues like American Beauty in NYC, The… Continue reading The Jauntee 2017 Summer Tour Dates
Nashville’s rising ‘soulternative’ siren, Stelle Amor, has just released her debut EP. Stelle Amor also recently celebrated the release with a show at Nashville’s Exit/In this past Saturday, 5/20. The new EP features the previously released singles “Get Right” and “Spike’s Groove”. About the record, Stelle said, “This is my very first EP so I wanted… Continue reading Stelle Amor Releases Self-Titled Debut
Pat Mastelotto joined iconic English “Progressive rock” originators King Crimson back in 1994. His years as a stalwart L.A. session drummer brought him to audition with Crimson’s founding guitarist and (undefined) bandleader Robert Fripp. The rest is history. Mastelotto’s diverse style lent itself to their groundbreaking double-trio format which deeply expanded the ensembles live spectrum of possibilities. In… Continue reading Grateful Web Interview with Pat Mastelotto
East Nashville’s four-piece indie space rock band Creature Comfort will celebrate the June 9th release of “Common John (Southern Shame)” as the band debuts at Bonnaroo on June 10th following their Road To Roo championship. View Bonnaroo details HERE Known for creating thought provoking art, “Common John (Southern Shame)” delivers an outcry for southerners fighting for resistance in our current political moment. The Tullahoma, TN… Continue reading Creature Comfort To Release Anti-Trump Single
Brooklyn based funk force Turkuaz is thrilled to announce a return to their home turf of New York City for a special Phish Baker’s Dozen After-party on July 25 at Irving Plaza. The concert marks the first time back to The Big Apple since their last co-headlining play at Terminal 5 with The New Mastersounds… Continue reading Turkuaz Announces Phish Afterparty
The String Cheese Incident recently released their seventh-studio album, Believe on SCI Fidelity Recordings and now are proud to present the first video from the release with “My One & Only“. The digital mixed-media clip blends the texture of watercolors with the delicate timbre of the recording and was premiered this week at VICE’s Creators. “We incorporated… Continue reading The String Cheese Incident Debuts Video
Starting June 21, 2017, Bluegrass Country radio will no longer broadcast over 105.5 FM in the Washington, DC area. The station will continue to broadcast over 88.5 FM HD Channel 2, streaming at bluegrasscountry.org and via our smart phone apps for iOS and Android devices. The 105.5 FM signal is owned by a third party… Continue reading Bluegrass Country Radio Moving to HD
Ivy Room Presents “Songs About Something: Old, New, Borrowed and Blue Tunes in the Round” on June 1st will feature host Paige Clem joined by Joe Craven, Walking Spanish‘s Alexander Nelson and Garrin Benfield. Described by JamBase as having “a vibe and setting more akin to an indoor campfire circle than a concert stage”, songwriter… Continue reading Paige Clem Hosts Songs About Something
