The Bob Dylan Center proudly presents “Red Dirt Boogie: A Concert Tribute to Jesse Ed Davis,” a one-night-only celebration of the late Indigenous guitar hero’s expansive musicality and enduring influence.

The 38th Annual Old Settler’s Music Festival announces their exciting partial lineup including Americana folk-duo Watchhouse, The Devil Makes Three, bluegrass all-stars The Travelin’ McCourys, mandolin phenom Sierra Hull, local favorites Heartless Bastards, Tim O’Brien Band, Darrell Scott, Tray Wellington Band, Jack Barksdale, Jeff Plankenhorn, Grace Rowland (of the Deer), Katie Shore, Harvest Thieves, Fennario Flats, Shred Lasso and Valley Flower with more to be announced soon.

Orlando singer-songwriter Cat Ridgeway is hard to ignore—and once you hear her music, you’ll understand why. Possessing an electric stage presence and an unquenchable passion for her craft, Cat blends indie rock and punk with subtle echoes of dream pop and folk. A self-taught multi-instrumentalist, she doesn’t just dabble—she commands guitar, harmonica, trumpet, trombone, drums, piano, mandolin, and bass, sometimes juggling three instruments at once during her live shows.

Papadosio kicked off their final year of touring before an indefinite hiatus last weekend in Covington, Kentucky. The Friday and Saturday night shows marked their return to The Madison Theater for the first time since March 2019, and they were also the first shows since the band made their recent announcement that they would be done touring after 2025.

Nelson Ledges Quarry Park is thrilled to announce the 4th Annual Grassfire Festival, taking place July 3–6. Dubbed “The Ultimate American Musical Vacation,” Grassfire offers an unbeatable blend of premier bluegrass, scenic camping, and family-friendly fun at one of Ohio’s most beloved outdoor venues.

Today, Kitchen Dwellers have announced their annual return to Pine Creek Lodge in their home state of Montana, dubbing this year’s event the “Pine Creek Rendezvous.” The Bozeman-based outfit will perform for three nights just down the street from home in Livingston, MT, on September 4-6.

A limited number of pre-sale tickets go on sale tomorrow, Jan. 30, at 12 PM MT, with general on-sale beginning this Friday, Jan. 31, at 10 AM MT.

Jon Anderson and The Band Geeks are proud to announce the premiere of their second video from the forthcoming live CD/DVD release, Jon Anderson and The Band Geeks Live - Perpetual Change. The group pays tribute to one of YES’s timeless classics with the brand-new “Your Move/I’ve Seen All Good People” live video, now available for viewing here. Filmed at the historic Arcada Theater in St.

Over two decades ago, Railroad Earth burst onto the jamgrass scene with their distinctive fusion of bluegrass instrumentation, rock ‘n’ roll spirit, and improvisational verve. Their deep ties to Colorado have been evident from the start—think sold-out shows at the Fox Theatre and Boulder Theater, as well as unforgettable nights at Red Rocks.

Dead on the Creek Music Festival, the beloved event inspired by the timeless music and spirit of Jerry Garcia and the Grateful Dead, is back! Set to take place August 8–10, 2025, the festival promises an intimate gathering in gorgeous Mendocino County featuring three days of mighty fine music, camping under the stars, delicious meals made with locally sourced ingredients, and activities for the whole family.

Today, Alison Krauss & Union Station announce the release of their first new album in 14 years. Out March 28th on Down The Road Records, and self-produced by Alison Krauss & Union Station, Arcadia is a set of ten songs that transcend time, reveal beautiful and tragic truths, and reaffirm why the group remains one of the most influential, widely celebrated acts of the past four decades.