Folk singer-songwriter Nathaniel Bellows has released his upbeat new single “Works For Me.” An anthem for introverts, “Works For Me” is a down-to-earth toe-tapper that declares loneliness as an empowered state. The song delves into the importance of personal boundaries and learning how to defend our space. PRESS HERE to listen to “Works For Me.”

UK-based duo Sons of Sevilla released “Street Light Moon,” an eclectic piece that paints the tripped-out picture of a nighttime sky, whose moon has been replaced by a burning street light. It’s the second single and title track from their upcoming album, produced by GRAMMY-winning Adrian Quesada of Black Pumas.

GRAMMY-nominated Memphis-based roots, blues, and soul band Southern Avenue, whose Alligator Records debut album Family continues generating massive amount of radio, press and popular acclaim, have announced dates for the second leg of the Family tour.

Buy Before You Stream has announced its latest artist partnership: the genre-defying Nashville trio DeeOhGee, whose new single "49-50" will be released August 29th as a limited-edition 7-inch exclusively on vinyl. This marks the first in a series of vinyl-first releases from the band under the Buy Before You Stream banner, with more to be announced in the coming months.

“I think this song is about dropping into the beauty of the moment and allowing yourself to be present—and choosing to do that over and over and over again,” says Hillary Reynolds about “Changing Seasons,” her latest single and the title track of her debut solo album. That mantra of sorts winds throughout Changing Seasons, an album meant to go along with morning routines, to ease listeners into a new day, and a grounding meditation before whatever chaos may ensue.

With two strong 2025 singles for Mountain Home Music Company (“I’m On to You,” “Blues”) already racking up streams and airplay, bluegrass powerhouse quintet, Lonesome River Band keeps the year’s momentum going with “Square Dance Friday Night,” a joyously feel-good number that celebrates a still-vibrant country legacy.

British blues-rock star Joanne Shaw Taylor continues her acoustic series with today’s release of “Grayer Shade Of Blue (Acoustic)” – a sparse and soul-baring reimagining of one of the most personal tracks from her acclaimed studio album Black & Gold. Out now via Journeyman Records, the new version finds Joanne distilling the heartbreak and introspection of the original into its most essential form.

DelFest, the premier annual bluegrass and roots music festival founded and hosted by bluegrass icon Del McCoury and his family, has announced 2026 dates and is now on sale with Super Early Bird tickets. Tickets are on sale now through August 15, or while supplies last.

Marcie Campbell, wife of legendary American rock guitarist Mike Campbell, is out on tour with her husband this summer. And, just like his band The Dirty Knobs, she’s making some noise every night, all right.

At the Columbus, Ohio, venue KEMBA Live! – where the Knobs made a Saturday night stop on August 2 – Mrs. Campbell joined the band on stage mid-show with a timely announcement.

Critically acclaimed American guitarist and vocalist Samantha Fish is pleased to announce her February and March 2026 “Paper Doll” UK Tour. Planet Rock’s 48-hour ticket pre-sale starts 10am on Wednesday 6 August via planetrock.com. Password: SAMANTHA2026