In the wake of “Love Songs,” their most recent bluegrass single, the iconic Lonesome River Band offers an energetic reminder that it is not only one of the best interpreters of secular bluegrass, but of bluegrass gospel, too. “Little At A Time,” from the collective pen of the legendary Easter Brothers, is a muscular affirmation of faith and perseverance married to what aficionados will immediately recognize as the quintet’s signature groove.  

Spafford is thrilled to announce their first shows of 2021. The band will make their return to the Marquee Theatre Backyard in Tempe, AZ, for two special performances on April 20 and 21.

The performances will be outdoors and socially distanced with pod seating. Spafford were one of the first in the US to host a drive-in concert, almost one year ago to the day where their performance turned heads of several outlets including Billboard, Good Morning America, PBS News Hour, Rolling Stone, and USA Today who calls the band “electro-funk sensations.”

The Ries Brothers (Charlie and Kevin Jordan Ries, pronounced rees), two South Florida brothers in their early 20s, release a new reggae remix of their single “Take It Back,” featuring the legendary Julian Marley - plus a host of younger contemporaries from the burgeoning American reggae rock scene including E.N Young, Kash’d Out, Gary Dread (The Movement), Bumpin Uglies, Little Stranger and Jaime Hinckson.

Award-winning R&B/soul singer-songwriter Laura Cheadle has released the music video for “Everybody Say,” the first single from her forthcoming album "Shine This Lifetime." It can be found on her VEVO channel at the link below. The accompanying upbeat anthem made its debut on PopWrapped last week and is now available on all digital and download streaming platforms!

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Four months before Macon Georgia’s Allman Brothers Band achieved mega stardom with their breakthrough Eat A Peach album, the foundational lineup of Duane and Gregg Allman alongside Berry Oakley, Dickey Betts, Jaimoe Johanson, and Butch Trucks were in their peak form as a touring act. They entranced their audiences with exhilarating live performances that stretched blues and soul into genre-defying improvisational terrain.

Morgan Wade’s debut album Reckless “delivers what its name promises: an unvarnished voice straddling country and rock 'n' roll with stories of lionhearted truth” (Tennessean).

In a fun, Nuggets-like trip back to the Summer of Love era, Yesterday’s Tomorrow: Celebrating the Winston-Salem Sound, due out May 7, 2021 on Omnivore Recordings, shines a strobe light on the vibrant ’60s and ’70s Combo Corner rock scene of Winston-Salem, North Carolina.

After causing a whole lot of chatter amongst audiences and critics alike, Lord Huron have begun to unwind the little riddle they’ve been spinning over the past few months and announce their fourth full-length album, LONG LOST, out May 21st via Whispering Pines Studios Inc./Republic Records featuring new single “MINE FOREVER.”

The New Mastersounds’ guitarist, bandleader, and producer Eddie Roberts, has joined forces with Chicago’s West Side soul sensation, Omar Coleman, to release Eddie Roberts Presents Omar Coleman: Strange Times via his record label and music platform Color Red.

On April 2nd, Travis’ 1997 debut Good Feeling returns to vinyl in its original format for the first time, with classic sleeve and original packaging replication.