Just what the doctor ordered! To coincide with their July UK tour, Nashville-based, blues-Infused Southern Rockers Parker Barrow released “Novocaine” on Friday July 18.

The new single is available on all streaming platforms HERE, and is also accompanied by a music video on YouTube HERE.

Niko Moon, multi-platinum country star, has released THE album of the summer with his latest AMERICAN PALM album via EMPIRE. The album features previously released songs “KING OF THE ISLAND,” “SANDCASTLES,” “BOAT SONG,” and “I LOVE THIS BEACH.”

Ahead of release the four songs have already collectively reached over 10 million streams online and counting. In addition, the album includes the focus track “YOU, ME & A BEACH.”

Puzzled Panther releases their sophomore EP Fits of Serenity, via Eugene Hütz’s Casa Gogol Records (Rolling Stone), ahead of their performance at Celebrate Brooklyn! with Gogol Bordello and Pons on August 2.

Pop‑rock siren Malina Moye is heading to the United Kingdom to co‑headline the “Love You Bleed & Dirty Tour” with Grammy nominee Danielle Nicole. The tour will make stops in five cities, including Southampton, Manchester, Wolverhampton, Edinburgh, and, finally, London on January 8th, where Malina and Danielle will co‑headline the January Blues Festival.

Continuing a heavy year of touring and support of their latest album Mustard n’Onions on Artistry Music/Mack Avenue Music Group, Ghost-Note has announced a new batch of 2025 U.S. tour dates extending through the end of the year. Led by Snarky Puppy's multi-GRAMMY-winning duo Robert "Sput" Searight and Nate Werth, the band returns to stages across North America this summer, fall, and winter. Tickets are available at ghost-note-official.com.

The Fox Theatre will crackle with Appalachian fire on Thursday, October 16, 2025, when Arkansas’ progressive string quartet Arkansauce rolls into town with its signature blend of blistering newgrass and heart‑lifting harmonies. Doors open at 7:00 p.m., music starts at 8:00 p.m., and the evening features support sets from rising Colorado jam‑grass outfit River Spell and Louisville’s adventurous acoustic explorers Tonewood String Band.

As he celebrates a big career milestone — the formation 30 years ago of his band, the Night Drivers — Chris Jones has turned once again to the country flavor that has served him so well through those decades. “How Small of Me,” his latest release from Mountain Home Music Company, wraps a characteristically complex meditation in the mid-tempo lilt of a mid-60s classic from the likes of George Jones.

Modern Irish troubadour, Podge Lane, wields both his alt-country stylings and weathered guitar case as he steps out onto new soil. Having packed that case with memories of home and an unyielding thirst for adventure, Podge is drawn to America to share his stories, announcing his fourth album and new single, ‘Heatwave’, out July 18th! 

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Australian multi-hyphenate artist Emma Louise and Grammy-winning producer and songwriter Flume team up for a 10-track collaborative album, DUMB, set for release August 22. A first taste of the new music, “Easy Goodbye,” will be unveiled Friday, with the album also available for pre-order.

Right before his performance with Tyler Childers at the legendary Hollywood Bowl, Robert Earl Keen sat down with Shooter Jennings for an epic on-location episode of Americana Podcast: The 51st State. Recorded at Jennings’s Los Angeles studio, Keen and the GRAMMY-winning producer talked about the historical differences between LA and Nashville “country music” and classic A-list session musicians.