As the two-year anniversary of the murder of George Floyd draws near, Park Hill United Methodist Church and Temple Micah invite you to join our bell ringing event to honor his memory. Please join us to raise awareness and to be a visual reminder that Black Lives still Matter, that racial injustice is prevalent, and that our community stands together for justice.

When: Wednesday, May 25th
Where: Park Hill United Methodist Church (Along Montview Blvd.) OR at Your Event
Time: 12 Noon

Last night in New York's Central Park, indie rock royalty kicked off the SummerStage season at the Sound Mind Live festival, raising awareness and support for mental health research and programs.

WOMEN WHO ROCK BENEFIT CONCERT, PRESENTED BY GIBSON AT THE NOVO IN DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES. 4X GRAMMY-AWARD WINNING AIMEE MANN TO HEADLINE 5th ANNUAL BENEFIT CONCERT TO RAISE FUNDS FOR VITAL WOMEN’S HEALTH RESEARCH

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From his first gigs with the legendary Mother Hips all the way up to his last solo album, Mystic Traces, Greg Loiacono has always been driven by one unwavering desire: to connect. With his charismatic new album, Giving It All Away (Blue Rose Music), recorded at Dave Schools’ Northern California studio, Spacecamp, Loiacono dives headfirst into the dichotomies of love, exploring happiness and heartache and redemption and regret, all with great insight and empathy.

With the Atlanta Festival season going full throttle, Rival Entertainment is pleased to present Candler Park Music Festival as the first festival for the unofficial start of Summer. The two-day event reclaimed its traditional dates and will welcome fans back to Candler Park for music, food, and art on June 03 and 04, 2022.

In today’s times, with so much music out there, one can easily retreat into their known area, with their known bands, rather than take on the easily overwhelming journey of searching to find new music to their liking. Yet sometimes an album has the natural ability to float to the top of an ever-flooded market and shine forth.

Midnight North releases Selections from Levon Helm Studios, a new live album via Americana Vibes. Selections from Levon Helm Studios features a mix of Midnight North originals with classic rock hits such as “Don’t Do It” and “Luxury Liner.”

With a keen eye on musical evolution, the band still looks back and savors their favorite moments. Selections from Levon Helm Studios celebrates a very special night for Midnight North: November 9, 2019 at Levon Helm Studios in Woodstock, NY.

It’s been a few years since Nitty Gritty Dirt Band’s Jeff Hanna paid $4 to see Bob Dylan play at his high school auditorium in Long Beach, California, but the fire lit inside of Hanna that night still burns as strong as ever. Hanna and his Dirt Band bandmates have had quite a career of their own since then, introducing folk, bluegrass, and country music—what would later be termed “Americana”—to a whole new generation of fans.

Zero, one of the creators of improvisational jam band music and a band that became a San Francisco musical institution, is pleased to release a new live double album, Naught Again. It is a super-high-fidelity recording of previously unreleased tracks from an epic three-night-run at the Great American Music Hall in 1992. 

In this day and age, a singular, definitive stamp of approval is a hard thing to come by. Unless, of course, you’re the modern funk band Lettuce and THE Bootsy Collins steps into the studio to put his timeless spin on your new record—which is exactly what happened when the band was tracking “Keep That Funk Alive” from their upcoming album Unify.