With their self-titled debut album, The Snozzberries, the up-and-coming jam-meets-psychedelic rock band invites listeners to plunge into a mind-bending universe of sound. This album is a musical exploration, weaving lush, swirling textures with a vibrant energy that evokes both the nostalgia of '60s acid rock and the modern twists of today’s psych and jam scene.

Asheville-based rocker Andrew Scotchie continues to carve his name into the hearts of music lovers nationwide, blending soulful rock & roll with compelling social commentary and electrifying performances. With his most recent studio album, “Love is Enough,” Scotchie proved himself as an ever-evolving songwriter whose work resonates across diverse audiences.

Today, Indiana-born, Nashville-based rising star Stephen Wilson Jr. released a gripping interpretation of Ben E. King’s “Stand By Me,” offering a fresh take on the 60+ year-old classic about enduring love. Originally released as a live performance as part of the Live At The Print Shop series, the video immediately went viral, garnering over 1,000,000 views on YouTube and more than 18 million views across social media.

Today, singer/songwriter Evan Honer has shared his new single “lead role,” the next offering from his upcoming EP annabelle, due out December 13 through Cloverdale Records. Driven by acoustic guitar and vulnerable lyrics, annabelle is an insightful portrayal of closure following a relationship.

Listen To “lead role” HERE

Pre-Save annabelle HERE

Rhino High Fidelity (Rhino Hi-Fi) proudly celebrates the upcoming 60th anniversary of The Doors with the release of The Doors 1967-1971 limited-edition high-fidelity boxed set today. This 6-LP collection presents the band’s first six full-length albums: The Doors, Strange Days, Waiting for the Sun, The Soft Parade, Morrison Hotel, and L.A. Woman.

This weekend, the jamming quartet Spafford thrilled fans in Colorado with a set of unforgettable performances highlighted by the finale Saturday night at Cervantes' Masterpiece Ballroom in Denver.  The packed audience was treated to a surprise guest appearance by Sammi Garrett of Cool Cool Cool, who lent her powerful vocals to an electrifying cover of Olivia Rodrigo's "Can't Catch Me Now."

WATCH VIDEO OF "CAN'T CATCH ME NOW" HERE

It’s about time an adventurous group of talented, open-minded individuals gave the good ol’ Grateful Dead’s music a fresh, vibrant makeover. BERTHA: Grateful Drag has added a joyous splash of color to one of the most cherished musical catalogs in existence. The timeless music of the Grateful Dead is now being presented with all the sparkle and wonder it deserves. As far as we know, BERTHA is the only Grateful Dead drag tribute band in our galaxy—though who’s to say what might be happening elsewhere?

Prolific New Orleans bassist George Porter Jr., will be releasing a brand new instrumental album entitled Porter’s Pocket with his longstanding quartet the Runnin’ Pardners available via Color Red on February 7, 2025. Porter Jr is joined by his longtime collaborator keyboardist Michael Lemmler (Jubilation, TriFunctA), drummer Terrence Houston (The Funky Meters, Toubab Krewe), and newest member Chris Adkins (Raphael Saadiq, Mark Broussard) on guitar.

Topping off a year of high profile festival plays, coast-to-coast tours, and the launch of a new on-demand platform, future funk all-stars Lettuce have released a new digital single entitled “Monorail 3000.” Captured during the sessions for the band’s high-octane 2012 release Fly, “Monorail 3000” pays homage to “The Godfather of Soul,” James Brown, with a pocket rhythm section, hypnotic grooves, and sultry horn lines. Listen to the new single HERE.

Elvis Costello and Steve Nieve have announced a 15-date tour, opening in Easton, PA, on February 19, 2025. The tour includes stops at the Count Basie Center for the Arts in Red Bank, NJ; the Capitol Theatre in Port Chester, NY; and two nights at the Bearsville Theater in Woodstock, NY.

The tour will also visit Wilmington, DE; Beverly, MA; Portsmouth, NH; Montclair, NJ; Ithaca and Buffalo, NY; and Ann Arbor, MI, showcasing selections from a songbook that spans fifty years and countless depths.