Nathaniel Rateliff and longtime friend Gregory Alan Isakov today unveil a new song, “Flowers”—listen/share here. The pair will perform the duet on Jimmy Kimmel Live! tonight, marking Isakov’s late-night television debut.

Today, Bachman Turner-Overdrive, the legendary rock n’ roll band behind worldwide hits such as “Takin’ Care Of Business” and “You Ain’t Seen Nothin’ Yet”, announced a new run of US tour dates dubbed, Roll On Down The Highway 2025 Tour. A majority of the shows will be co-headlined with southern rock pioneers The Marshall Tucker Band, with the 70s/80s hitmakers Jefferson Starship as the special guest. Tickets go on sale this Friday, February 28.

Today, legendary singer-songwriter Neil Young and his band, The Chrome Hearts, are thrilled to announce the Love Earth World Tour, set to take place this summer. Beginning in Europe on June 18 at Dalhalla in Rättvik, Sweden, the tour will continue throughout the EU and UK before embarking on its North American leg on August 8 at PNC Music Pavilion in Charlotte, NC. The trek concludes with a highly anticipated performance at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles on September 15.

Celebrated band ALO (Animal Liberation Orchestra) is bringing their energizing live show to Boulder at Fox Theatre on April 5th (ticket info).

Love is in the air with Vicki Peterson and John Cowsill's new single, "Come to Me."  The track is off the married couple's debut album, Long After The Fire, produced and engineered by Paul Allen and coming out via Label 51 Recordings. Made up of songs written by John's late brothers, Barry and Bill Cowsill, the LP is set for vinyl release on April 12th, Record Store Day. Magnet gave a sneak peek earlier this week. Check it out here.

Award-winning Canadian singer-songwriter Alex Runions is thrilled to release his new album, “Above the Clouds and On the Ground” across all digital streaming platforms on March 7th.

GRAMMY Award-winning rock band Switchfoot has joined forces with blues legend Buddy Guy for a collaboration unlike anything they’ve done before. “Last Man Standing” is a blistering fusion of rock and blues, built on searing guitar work, commanding vocals, and an undeniable sense of grit. It’s a meeting of two musical forces—one a pioneering icon, the other a band unafraid to push boundaries.

At the heart of the Grateful Dead community is an ethos defined by peace, love, and communal harmony—a spirit that took root in the 1960s counterculture of San Francisco. Deadheads embrace open-mindedness, empathy, and a willingness to explore and share new experiences, both musical and personal. Their gatherings emphasize acceptance, freedom of expression, and unity, reflecting the band’s improvisational artistry and refusal to conform to the rigid norms of the corporate music industry.

George Thorogood, born on February 24, 1950, has spent decades electrifying audiences with his fiery slide guitar work, gritty vocals, and boisterous stage presence. Celebrating his 75th birthday is an excellent time to reflect on the remarkable journey he has undertaken with his long-standing band, The Delaware Destroyers, and to appreciate how his unique blend of blues and rock has influenced multiple generations of musicians.

New Orleans’ one and only Galactic and the legendary Soul Queen of New Orleans, GRAMMY® Award-winning singer Irma Thomas, have shared the second song from their all-new collaborative album, Audience With The Queen. The buoyant “Where I Belong” puts the listener squarely in Thomas’ world as she reflects on an incredible life in music.