Critically acclaimed Louisiana singer-songwriter Marc Broussard unveils new music as part of his latest charitable endeavor.  "Hallelujah, I Love Her So," a rousing and robust take on the Ray Charles classic, is the new single and first offering from his forthcoming album, S.O.S 5: Songs of the '50s, the fifth volume in his ongoing philanthropic S.O.S (Save Our Soul) album series, set for release this fall.

Improvisational rock band Spafford has announced a string of December Midwest tour dates, set to deliver their high-energy performances to fans across the region. Known for seamlessly weaving funk, rock, jazz, and electronic influences into a live experience that’s never the same twice, the band will kick off this run on December 2 in Lincoln, NE before making stops in Missouri, Illinois, and Michigan.

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2x Grammy Award-winning singer, songwriter and musician Billy Strings debuts his exclusive Apple Music Nashville Sessions EP today, which features new renditions of his songs “Be Your Man” (feat. Cory Henry), “Gild the Lily,” “Leaning on a Traveling Song” (feat. Jason Carter) and “Malfunction Junction” (feat. Sam Bush).

My Morning Jacket will celebrate the 20th anniversary of their acclaimed 2005 album, Z, with a very special new Deluxe Edition, arriving via ATO Records on Friday, October 3. Pre-orders/pre-saves are available now.

“Try to keep my mind clear and stay between the ditches,” sings East Nash Grass’s Harry Clark three verses into the band’s latest single, “Hill Country Highway.” While the time-honored road song is part of any good touring band’s catalog, East Nash Grass’s latest iteration of the tradition feels both timely and timeless, with a desperation to be back home but a sly nod to everything it’ll take to make it.

Today, Pigeons Playing Ping Pong unveil “Hit The Ground Runnin’”, the second single from their forthcoming eighth studio album, Feed The Fire, arriving October 3 via No Coincidence Records. The track marks a studio first for the band, with bassist Ben Carrey stepping into the spotlight for his lead vocal debut. 

CashorTrade, the world’s first fan-to-fan face value ticket exchange, is proud to announce its partnership with Golden Road Festival, taking place October 17–20, 2025. Together, they’re making it easier than ever for music lovers to buy, sell, and trade tickets at face value, keeping the community strong and scalpers out.

Los Angeles based music collective The Big Ol’ Nasty Getdown is back and breaking boundaries once again with their new single, “When the Juice Ran Out,”  a funk fueled warning for a world on the edge. 

Listen to “When the Juice Ran Out” here.  

Sweetwater Music Hall, the intimate nonprofit live music venue established in 1972, rolls into late August and September with a packed slate of performances across rock, blues, bluegrass, reggae, Americana, tributes, open mics, and community benefits. Doors open one hour prior to show time. All Ages | Wheelchair Accessible.

Wyatt Ellis continues to reinvigorate the traditional bluegrass cannon with his powerful rendition of “Country Boy Rock ’N Roll,” a song originally brought to life by Don Reno, Red Smiley, and The Tennessee Cutups in 1956. First discovering the track as a country song through one of his musical heroes, Marty Stuart, Ellis soon uncovered the song’s bluegrass roots.