The New York Guitar Festival and Arts Brookfield will present “Memphis Minnie: In Search of the Hoodoo Lady,” a free, outdoor concert celebrating the life and music of influential blues guitarist Memphis Minnie. The Saturday, June 1st, 7pm event will be held at Brookfield Place’s Waterfront Plaza in lower Manhattan. 

The Brothers and Sisters Reunion, a collaboration of “A-List” musicians that includes former members of the Allman Brothers Band and related offshoots including the Gregg Allman Band, Dickey Betts Band, etc. These individuals were deeply intertwined in creating the sound of this Southern Rock “feel-good” music we all know and love.

Today Magic Beans dropped their new single, “Feed The Beast” from their upcoming album “Off Leash” (due to be released on June 21st), and this past Saturday night made their Red Rocks debut in support of Lotus.

SiriusXM’s Coffee House Presents singer-songwriter Matt Costa, Americana band JD & The Straight Shot and singer-songwriter Matt Hartke live on tour kicking off on May 30th in Atlanta at City Winery. The trek brings three Coffee House standouts together as they traverse the U.S.

"We Are One, Broke In Two, Out In This Strange Place, Who Are You?" The opening lines of the title track raise this question. So, who is Grant Farm, and what are they trying to tell us?

Slightly Stoopid and Cloud 9 Adventures announce the return of Closer to the Sun, the annual music vacation taking over the all-inclusive Hard Rock Hotel Riviera Maya for four days and nights this December 5-9, 2019.

The average person doesn’t get the chance to take it on the road with a band; starting from scratch and earning every mile with sleepless nights driving from one empty barroom to the next. Last Call for Dreamers by the Lowdown Drifters provides a glimpse behind the scenes of the toll that a lifetime of music can take on relationships and a body all the while trying to keep your eye on the neon light at the end of the tunnel.

I was blown away by Hannah Reimann’s performance of the early songs of Joni Mitchell at Fort Greene’s Irondale Center. When I closed my eyes, it took me back to my youth. I couldn’t tell the difference between Joni and Hannah. The music was authentic. I loved when she spoke between songs to give context and history about the songs.