Michigander’s newest EP release, “Everything Will Be OK Eventually” dropped on all platform’s March 19. After spending two years working on it following the release of his previous EP “Where Do We Go From Here” in 2019, artist Jason Singer said he was, “relieved, exhausted and excited” that his new music was finally being shared with the world.

For 127 years, Gibson has shaped sound across generations and genres and has emerged as the most relevant, played, and loved guitar brand around the world. Gibson is proud to announce it has teamed with the family of world-renowned music icon Tom Petty to create his beloved SJ-200 Wildflower acoustic guitar. Decades in the making, the Tom Petty SJ-200 Wildflower acoustic guitar is handmade by the expert luthiers and artisans of Gibson Acoustic Custom Shop in Bozeman, Montana and is available worldwide at: <

Grace Potter is set to rock the Columbia Speedway Entertainment Center as part of the Cola Concerts Series Thursday, April 29. Potter is celebrating her latest album “Daylight” which was nominated for two Grammy awards including Best Rock Album, and Best Rock Performance. Tickets for Grace Potter go on sale Friday, March 26 at 10:00 AM. Fans can get early access to tickets by signing up for the Cola Concerts Speedway Club at ColaConcerts.com.

Sara Watkins of the Grammy-winning groups Nickel Creek and I’m With Her, as well as The Watkins Family Hour will release Under the Pepper Tree this Friday via New West Records. The 15-song set was produced by Tyler Chester (Sara Bareilles, Margaret Glaspy) and is the follow up to her critically acclaimed 2016 solo album Young In All The Wrong Ways.

On April 23rd, Austin-based musician Danny Golden will release his new EP Changes, the followup to Golden’s 2018 full-length Old Love.

Anne Harris’ new single 'Over' was written for her by Markus James, with whom she began collaborating a few years ago. It is the first publicly released song born of this collaboration.  These two visionary Blues/American Roots artists have created an intriguing sound that, while rooted in acoustic blues, folk, and old-time traditions, reaches far beyond and into the future to encompass a unique view of what happens when those foundational influences mingle without boundaries in a postmodern world of cultural cross-pollination.

Lauren Murphy is a veteran singer-songwriter with close to two decades of experience, mostly in the San Francisco rock arena. Relocating to Fairhope, AL, in 2015 following the death of her husband and music partner, Zero vocalist Judge Murphy, she assembled her Nappie-Nominated high energy band, "The Psychedelics."  Her latest CD, Psychedelics, is her fifth.  It was recorded in Mobile, AL, at Dauphin Street Sound, founded by former SF Giants pitcher Jake Peavy.

Robert Allen Parker is a Memphis-based guitarist / songwriter / producer & veteran of both the creative midtown Memphis music scene as well as the downtown Memphis blues scene. Today, hear his new track "Speed of Light" ahead of its release exclusively on Grateful Web. His guitar style beckons the long line of blues rock greats; Cream-era Clapton, Steve Marriott, Hendrix, Leslie West & Duane Allman. The Memphis Flyer call Parker's guitar playing "a perfect combination of growl and grit." Gary Clark, Jr.

In the wake of “Love Songs,” their most recent bluegrass single, the iconic Lonesome River Band offers an energetic reminder that it is not only one of the best interpreters of secular bluegrass, but of bluegrass gospel, too. “Little At A Time,” from the collective pen of the legendary Easter Brothers, is a muscular affirmation of faith and perseverance married to what aficionados will immediately recognize as the quintet’s signature groove.  

Spafford is thrilled to announce their first shows of 2021. The band will make their return to the Marquee Theatre Backyard in Tempe, AZ, for two special performances on April 20 and 21.

The performances will be outdoors and socially distanced with pod seating. Spafford were one of the first in the US to host a drive-in concert, almost one year ago to the day where their performance turned heads of several outlets including Billboard, Good Morning America, PBS News Hour, Rolling Stone, and USA Today who calls the band “electro-funk sensations.”