From the Dirt, the harmony-soaked Americana quartet from central Maryland, will officially release their sophomore album, Colored Edge of Memory, on June 27, 2025. Recorded, produced, mixed, and mastered by Jerry Brown (Doc Watson, Lucinda Williams, Watchhouse, Steep Canyon Rangers) at Chapel Hill’s Rubber Room studio, the ten-track collection melds Bluegrass, Celtic, Americana, and rock ’n’ roll influences into vivid narratives of heartache, addiction, love, loss, and loneliness.

Representing the islands of Orange County, as they so playfully put it, powerhouse reggae act Common Kings has grown from humble beginnings to the biggest stages in the world, becoming one of the most recognizable Polynesian acts in recent memory. Defined by their high energy and community values both on and off the stage, they have earned their good reputation across the globe.

Alternative folk artist Anna May today unveils her newest single “Elegy,” a stirring meditation on grief set against the sun-baked landscapes of Southern California. Accompanied by a raw, handheld-camera video shot by Taylor Hungerford in Sherman Oaks, “Elegy” follows Anna’s acclaimed release “The Show,” which earned KUTX’s Song of the Day honors in August 2024.

This June, the Columbia Pike Blues Festival returns for its 28th year, transforming Arlington’s vibrant Columbia Pike corridor into a weekend-long celebration of America’s greatest musical art form. Presented by the Columbia Pike Partnership in collaboration with Arlington Arts, the festival remains the largest blues gathering in the D.C. metropolitan area, drawing thousands of residents and visitors for an unforgettable day of live music, local vendors, and family-friendly fun.

Punk In The Park, North America’s premier outdoor punk rock and craft beer festival, returns to Southern California Saturday, October 4 and Sunday, October 5 for two epic days of punk rock at the edge of the Pacific. Punk In The Park Los Angeles will take over Berth 46 at the Port Of Los Angeles in San Pedro, CA with 40+ bands on 3 stages, along with a Craft Beer Festival, Punk Rock Swap Meet and Vinyl Village.

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Well, that was a heck of a crazy, crazy night at the majestic Mishawaka Amphitheatre. Sages and Spirits brought fire down from the mountaintops with an incredible evening of music to soothe every magical soul nestled beneath the star-filled sky. What a fantastic setting for these talented musicians to recreate and innovate the music of the good ol’ Grateful Dead and Jerry Garcia Band. The bond between the band members was powerful and purposeful.

Celebrated folk-rock band DISPATCH has released their ninth studio album Yellow Jacket via Bomber Records/AWAL Recordings. PRESS HERE to listen and HERE to purchase exclusive album merch and limited-edition vinyl.

5x Grammy Award–winning singer, songwriter and performer Mary Chapin Carpenter’s highly anticipated new album, Personal History, is out today. Stream/purchase HERE.

Singer-songwriter, recording artist, and performer Bill Scorzari independently releases the first in a series of singles from his upcoming double albums: Sidereal Days (Day 1) and Sidereal Days (Day 2). A romantic ballad, “All This Time,” is out now.

Phans can now relive one of the band’s most exploratory performances from the fall of 1999: the September 12 show at Portland Meadows. This newly remastered archival release, curated by Phish Archivist Kevin Shapiro, is streaming today on the LivePhish App and is available for download at LivePhish.com. The set captures a crisp, sunlit Sunday evening in the Pacific Northwest, with Phish arriving fresh from a Vancouver tour opener and a triumphant two-night stand at The Gorge.