Lukas Nelson & Promise of the Real’s new song, “Throwin’ Away Your Love,” is debuting today. Listen/share HERE.

Today, Nathaniel Rateliff debuts a live rendition of his track “Right On,” which originally appeared on his acclaimed 2013 solo album Falling Faster Than You Can Run. The track appears on Rateliff’s forthcoming live album, Red Rocks 2020, which is set for release on July 16 via Stax Records.

The Sweet Lillies' music is, first and foremost, heartfelt and collaborative.  Those defining traits are given life by the trio of musicians who make up the Lillies, Julie Gussaroff, Becca Bisque, and Dustin Rohleder, who have combined their individual strengths together to deliver powerful narratives of life in song.

In the midst of the Counting Crows gaining notoriety as an international success, lead singer/founding member, Adam Duritz had a brief stint in acting. He spoke with Audacy's own Kevan Kenney in an exclusive interview to discuss the role he may regret not pursuing, new music and much more.

At long last, Goose’s sophomore full-length studio album has arrived.

Today, saxophonist Dave McMurray announced a July 16th release date for Grateful Deadication, his sophomore release for Blue Note Records. On the new full-length, McMurray takes his gritty, soulful Detroit sound and reimagines the flower empowered songs of San Francisco icons the Grateful Dead with an album as vibrant as it is unexpected.

The Garcia Project with special guest Deadgrass and Friends on Friday June 11th in Lake George, NY.

THE GARCIA PROJECT will bring some classic memories from the Jerry Garcia Band as they perform a full setlist selected from 1976-1995. Opening up the night will be DEADGRASS AND FRIENDS performing their bluegrass interpretations of the music of the Grateful Dead.

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Hearing Ric Robertson for the first time, you’ll be forgiven if John Prine is the first name that comes to mind. Robertson’s voice has the same soft Southern burr as Prine’s, the same Zen acceptance of humanity’s failings, and, most importantly, the same sense of playfulness in the music. There’s a bit of Willie Nelson in there too, not just from all the smoke in the air, but from the colliding elements of jazz, funk, and country. Robertson’s an American original, pulling influences from the greats that came before, but wholly responsible for creating his own creative universe.

Cue “Here Comes the Sun” – I mean, it feels as though it’s been raining hard for 15 months and we’re starting to see the end of the storm…which means musicians can go back to doing what they do best.

The 2021 New York Guitar Festival (NYGF) pays tribute to the iconic classical guitarist Julian Bream with an online series of concerts beginning July 14. This year’s series “Remembering Julian Bream,” includes commissions by a group of stellar classical guitarists, lutenists and composers –including Pepe Romero, Sharon Isbin, Leo Brouwer and Laura Snowden - in honor of the Grammy Award-winning concert artist who died at his home in Wiltshire, England on August 14, 2020, at the age of 87.