There’s more to country than heartbreak and hillbillies. Experience the depth and breadth of this American art form when the Green Music Center hosts “Dawg Day Afternoon Bluegrass Festival” with Sonoma favorite The David Grisman Sextet, The Del McCoury Band, and dobro master Jerry Douglas presents the Earls of Leicester.

Flying Dog Brewery today announces its partnership with the All Good Music Festival and Camp Out – July 9-11 in Summit Point, West Virginia – where the brewery is developing a new beer exclusively for the event. The festival-themed ‘All Good Ale’ promises to be perfect for the heat of summer with refreshing passion fruit and crisp hop notes.

In a recent conversation we had, guitarist Leo Nocentelli laid down why music from New Orleans was so distinct.

“There are only a few cities that have a reputation of having a sound… [New Orleans] is a unique city that has its own identity. When a New Orleans record hits the radio, you know where it’s from. Being identified as an individual rather than sounding like anybody.”

Turbo Suit (formerly Cosby Sweater) has launched a summer music series called “Singles Night”, which will feed fans fresh new remixes every two weeks while they hit the festival circuit starting with Summer Camp over Memorial Day weekend. The first track is a remix of French Kiwi Juice’s “Instant Need” that is perfect for electronic funk fans. It is available now for free on their website.
 

Los-Angeles based, Boston-bred folk-punk troubadour Bryan McPherson is set to release his third album, the dynamic Wedgewood via O.F.D. Records on June 10^th.  Fresh on the heels of a 24-date European tour, he kicks off the U.S. headlining leg on June 11^th in Portland, Maine.  Wedgewood is available for presale at http://bit.ly/1KoS9SC.

With red-clown noses in their hearts, and songs to fill the air, a few thousand caring, music-loving souls gathered to wish Wavy Gravy, America’s favorite psychedelic relic, a happy 79^th birthday on May 17.

Phish tour is just around the corner and that means it’s time once again for the Mimi Fishman Foundation to host an auction for the WaterWheel Foundation.

The auction features ticket packages for each show on the summer tour as well as wonderful travel packages for Alpine Valley, Atlanta, Dicks Sporting Goods Park, and Magnaball.  

Bids are currently being accepted with the auction coming to a close June 4.

Chris Robinson Brotherhood to close out Saturday night double header!

Now that their jaw-dropping spring run of Colorado shows is over we are allowed and so very proud to announce that the Chris Robinson Brotherhood will be our Saturday night closing band. Unquestionably the hottest band on the jamband scene, these guys have taken the state by storm and we are so excited to get them up to Nederland, Colorado for the 17th annual Nederland Music and Arts Festival.

React Presents is thrilled to announce the daily artist lineup and release single day tickets for the inaugural Mamby on the Beach festival, happening Saturday, July 11th and Sunday, July 12th at Chicago's Oakwood Beach! Discounted two-day general admission and VIP passes are still available, so get yours now before prices go up. Single day tickets start at $59 for GA, and $150 for VIP, while two-day passes remain reasonably priced at $99 for GA, and $199 for VIP.

Phases of the Moon Music & Art Festival is thrilled to announce the 2015 lineup. This year’s headliners include: The Disco Biscuits, STS9 Axe the Cables, moe., Yonder Mountain String Band, Lunar Landing Conspiracy, Beats Antique and more.