Neil Young. Legend. Icon. Still crushing it in his eightieth year on planet Earth. The dude just keeps going and going and going. (See “Bunny, Energizer.”) Mr. Young brought his band The Chrome Hearts to the Bay Area’s Shoreline Amphitheatre on Friday night for two hours of solid, butt-kickin’ American rock and roll. He may… Continue reading Take a Look at His Life: Old Man Neil Young and the Chrome Hearts on Tour
Umphrey’s McGee opened their three-night run at the majestic Mishawaka Amphitheatre last night with pure rock ‘n’ roll swagger and style. What a wonderful evening in the canyon, and holy cow, Colorado, way to show up and support the gurus of groove. The crowd was fully invested before a single note was played; the energy… Continue reading Umphrey's McGee | Mishawaka Amphitheatre | 9/12/2025
Ross Flora, the Nashville-based singer, songwriter, and guitarist, will release his highly anticipated new album The Garden on September 19, 2025. Blending Americana, country, and Southern rock, the record reflects Flora’s deep musical roots and relentless passion for storytelling. “Music is therapy, the oldest language on earth,” says Flora. “It speaks to us in ways… Continue reading Ross Flora Announces New Album The Garden, Out September 19, 2025
WXPN‘s Free At Noon concert series, a cornerstone of music discovery and community for two decades, will celebrate its 1000th show on September 26 with Philadelphia legends, The Hooters, in their first appearance on the Free At Noon stage. The Hooters will perform an “unplugged” set to a sold out audience at World Cafe Live.… Continue reading WXPN Celebrates 1000th Concert With Philadelphia Legends, The Hooters
Pleasant Valley Productions presents the 18th Annual OSPAC West Orange Jazz Festival on Saturday, September 20, 2025, from 1–8pm (rain date: September 27). Hosted by Monifa Brown of WBGO, the outdoor festival takes place at the scenic Oskar Schindler Performing Arts Center (OSPAC), 4 Boland Drive, West Orange, NJ, just off I-280. The day begins… Continue reading OSPAC West Orange Jazz Festival Returns for 18th Season September 20
Singer, songwriter, and mainstay of the Bay Area music scene Jeff Larson and longtime collaborator Gerry Beckley—known mostly as half of the Grammy Award-winning multi-platinum-selling rock group America with co-founder Dewey Bunnell—have joined forces to create the album JEFF LARSON WITH GERRY BECKLEY. Due October 24 on the Nashville-based Melody Place label, it’s a fresh… Continue reading JEFF LARSON & GERRY BECKLEY (America) To Release Album ‘Jeff Larson With Gerry Beckley’ Oct. 24 on Melody Place; First Single “C’mon Home” Out Today
Renowned singer, songwriter, musician, artist, and best-selling author Josh Ritter‘s new album, I Believe in You, My Honeydew, is out today via Thirty Tigers. [Stream/purchase the album HERE.] Throughout his decades-long career, Ritter has established himself as “one of the most perceptive artists making music today” (American Songwriter), releasing twelve albums to date and earning… Continue reading Josh Ritter's anticipated new album "I Believe in You, My Honeydew" out today
Jake Owen is thrilled to announce his new studio album Dreams to Dream, produced by Shooter Jennings and Jake Owen, recorded at Snake Mountain (Sunset Sound Studio 3) in Los Angeles, CA. The record was mixed by Trina Shoemake, mastered by Pete Lyman at Infrasonic Sound in Nashville, TN, with additional production by Kendell Marvel.… Continue reading JAKE OWEN ANNOUNCES NEW STUDIO ALBUM DREAMS TO DREAM PRODUCED BY SHOOTER JENNINGS
Today, Omaha, NE rock band Space To Play share their immersive debut self-titled album out now via Omaha Music Group. Alongside the full album, the group find peace in acceptance and alone time with “Lovely Lonely Days” and its scenic music video out now. Celebrate the new record with the band’s official hometown release show… Continue reading GROOVE ROCK BAND SPACE TO PLAY share self-titled debut record
Bassist Mauricio Morales remembers meeting pianist Adam Hersh at a show at the Continental Club in downtown Los Angeles. Afterward, Morales needed to get home somehow. “That’s one of the benefits of not having a car,” he jokes, for Hersh gave him a ride that night, asking Morales as they drove away, “Have you heard… Continue reading LA-Based Bassist Mauricio Morales and Pianist Adam Hersh Collaborate on "Between Dreams & Twilight," an Exposition of Intricate Modern Jazz Composition
