This holiday season, frolic and play the wildflower way! Boulder’s own Americana trio, The Sweet Lillies, have today released “Silent Night,” the first single off their forthcoming holiday album Sweet Holiday Sessions. “Silent Night” is available everywhere music is streamed and downloaded. Listen here -> https://fanlink.to/Silent_Night

Sweet Holiday Sessions is due out December 3 on Americana Vibes.

97.3 KBCO will rlease 17 new songs exclusively performed live on the air in the station’s performing studio, KBCO Studio C.  KBCO Studio C Volume 33 will go on sale starting at 7am, December 4th at five select Front Range Colorado Whole Foods Market locations.

The Who’s Roger Daltrey joins The Coda Collection today for a brand new career spanning conversation.

Jensen Communications just announced that Jesse Colin Young released a new single and music video, “Trouble” which features his daughter, Jazzie Young. The father / daughter duo is celebrating the 50^th Anniversary of Harold and Maude with the release of their rendition of the Yusuf Islam (Cat Stevens) soundtrack hit, “Trouble.”

Carter Family meets Addams Family in Easy Listening for Jerks, two new covers EPs by gold-certified prairie pickers The Dead South. 

16x CMA Award-winning singer, songwriter and musician Chris Stapleton led winners at last night’s 55th Annual CMA Awards receiving six awards: Male Vocalist of the Year, Album of the Year (Starting Over, as artist and producer), Song of the Year (“Starting Over”) and Single of the Year (“Starting Over,” as artist and producer).

SoCal native and rural France resident Dylan Cox releases his second single, "Welcome" off of his upcoming debut EP, A Place to Meet. Dylan’s music is an intimate brand of indie folk influenced by his days surfing to escape a turbulent home life in San Clemente and his time working three jobs while studying philosophy and literature at UC Berkeley. 

Imagine – it's a crisp autumn evening. You're out at a garage rock show. You meet eyes with the drummer. He's sweaty and lanky, but you like it. In a crowd of post-performance cigarette smoke, he says this to you, "Bonnie, you're a work of art, you're a wildcard, you're a dreamboat..". So you run home, turn on your roommate's shitty old keyboard, and blast out the first verse of a song.

Dressed in custom black suits, Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats delivered a golden performance of their knockout single “Survivor” and “Baby I Got Your Number” on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.” Last night’s appearance follows the release of the band’s third studio album, The Future, which is out now on Stax Records to widespread critical praise. 

Marcus Gad, the fast-rising reggae artist hailing from New Caledonia, a French-controlled island in the South Pacific, embodies a spiritual movement of soul music and meditative roots that is uniquely his.