On July 15, 1975 - Clifford Antone officially opened the first music venue on Austin’s Sixth Street, tapping into his Gulf Coast roots with an inaugural performance by Clifton Chenier (The King Of Zydeco) and his Red Hot Louisiana Band. 50 years and countless groundbreaking sets later, Antone’s fittingly celebrates another milestone tonight with The Red Hot Louisiana Band on stage - now led by C.J. Chenier - who began performing at Antone’s with his late father as a young musician in 1978.

Legendary funk sextet Lettuce announced today the December 3 release of Cook via the band’s own Lettuce Records. The band released the new single, “Gold Tooth,” to accompany the announcement.

Lettuce keyboardist and vocalist Nigel Hall says, "This is something that we've sat on for a minute, and I'm glad to put some ears on it finally.”

Improvisational rock band Spafford will close out their 2025 fall tour with a special three-night run in Colorado this November, bringing their signature genre-bending jams to some of the state’s most intimate venues. The run kicks off on November 20 at The Lariat in Buena Vista, followed by a stop at The Summit in Denver on November 21, and wraps up on November 22 at the celebrated Caribou Room in Nederland.

Brandi Carlile’s highly anticipated Girls Just Wanna Weekend returns for its 7th annual celebration at Mexico’s stunning Barceló Maya Resort, January 15–19, 2026. Produced by 100x Hospitality, this all-inclusive festival experience promises an unforgettable blend of live music and immersive activities in an idyllic tropical setting.

Hulaween has revealed the daily lineups for its 12th annual edition, set to take place Thursday, October 30 - Sunday, November 2, 2025, at Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park in Live Oak, Florida. This year’s expertly curated bill spans the full spectrum of sound, bringing together world-renowned artists and emerging talent across electronic, jam, funk, and more - featuring a mix of debut performances and genre-blurring sets that capture the spirit of Hulaween.

In a rare convergence of musical ingenuity and historical homage, the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles hosted an extraordinary evening on July 11 that transcended a typical tribute and delved into the very soul of progressive rock.

Mountain Home Music Company is proud to recognize the extraordinary talent on its roster that has earned nominations for the International Bluegrass Music Association’s 2025 awards. These artists have shaped today’s bluegrass sound through exceptional musicianship, inspired songwriting, and boundless dedication to their craft. For IBMA voters’ consideration:

Colorado-based quintet Squeaky Feet have announced the release of their sophomore studio album, Overview Effect - a tightly focused, emotionally intense journey that cements the band’s place as an emerging voice in the world of progressive and psychedelic rock.

Asheville’s own psychedelic funk powerhouse, The Snozzberries, are taking their electrifying, mind-bending live show on the road this summer, bringing a kaleidoscope of groove-soaked jams to cities across the Southeastern U.S.

Kicking off in Mobile, AL on July 24, 2025, this string of dates marks the band’s most anticipated Southern run yet—blending high-energy performances, wild improvisation, and a loyal fanbase that keeps showing up ready to dance.

With a brand‑new, full‑band version of the single “Tannersville,” Lily Vakili announces the first leg of a tour in support of her upcoming album, Oceans of Kansas. Releasing October 17, 2025, Oceans of Kansas is Vakili’s most intimate, collaborative, and expansive work yet: a collection shaped by lived experience, artistic risk, and restless curiosity.