Charlie Musselwhite’s new album, Look Out Highway, arrives this Friday, May 16th, capping off a six‑decade journey from the cotton fields of Mississippi to the wind‑swept stages of California. Along the way, Musselwhite has distilled the raw power of Delta blues, the gritty grooves of Chicago, and the soulful echoes of Memphis into a sound uniquely his own.

Now a 16x ACM Award-winner, Lainey Wilson won four awards at the 60th Annual ACM Awards: Entertainer of the Year, Album of the Year (Whirlwind), Female Artist of the Year and Artist-Songwriter of the Year—her second consecutive Entertainer of the Year win and third consecutive in the Female Artist of the Year category.

My Morning Jacket has wrapped up the opening leg of their MY MORNING JACKET “is” ON TOUR, a momentous run highlighted by an array of unforgettable performances, historic accolades, and much more. 

21x ACM Award-winner Chris Stapleton was named Male Artist of the Year at last night’s 60th Annual ACM Awards—his fifth time winning the category. Stapleton also performed twice during the live ceremony: “It Takes A Woman” with his wife and collaborator Morgane Stapleton and “Blue Ain’t Your Color” as part of Keith Urban’s Triple Crown Award celebration.

Hannah Delynn, a Nashville-based vocalist, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist, releases “For The Record” on May 9. The song is the first single off her forthcoming debut full-length album, Trust Fall, which is set for independent release on September 5. Originally from Florida, Hannah found her way to Music City USA in 2013 by way of New Zealand, British Columbia, and Australia, gathering stories (soon to be songs) along the way.

British blues-rock guitarist and singer-songwriter Joanne Shaw Taylor offers a dose of feel-good nostalgia with the release of her new single “Summer Love.” Released today via Joe Bonamassa’s Journeyman Records, the track finds Joanne in a more carefree, radio-ready mode—without letting go of the heart and honesty that have defined her career.
 

Wreckless Strangers are thrilled to announce a series of Bay Area performances this spring and summer. The run kicks off on May 11 with a set on the Sweetwater Stage at the Mill Valley Music Festival, where they’ll share the lineup with Gary Clark Jr., Nile Rodgers & CHIC, and more.

Let’s Party About it, Leftover Salmon’s new album, out today via Compass Records, reaffirms their status as pioneers of blended bluegrass and showcases their unmatched musical chemistry. For the first time ever, the band wrote the album together in a single session as a group.  Longtime friend of the band and storied songwriter Aaron Raitiere (Lady Gaga, Lukas Nelson, Ella Langley, Lainey Wilson, Anderson East, The Lone Bellow, Trace Adkins, and more) also joined the band for the writing session.

“I had driven out of Nashville hundreds of times as a touring musician, but this time I was packed up and moving to a different city,” says songwriter, singer, and bassist Shelby Means, who’s spent the majority of her career careening down highways on tour with world-class string bands like Della Mae and the Grammy-winning Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway. The drive she’s remembering here is chronicled in “Suitcase Blues,” the latest single from Means’ debut solo album, Shelby Means.