Lauded vocalist Lizz Wright encapsulates an illustrious 20-year career as one of the great modern American singers with the studio debut album, Shadow, on her label Blues & Greens Records (with licensing/distribution through Lightyear Entertainment/Virgin Music), set for release on April 12, 2024. Giving fans a taste of what's to come on Shadow, Wright releases Shadow's second single "Your Love" featuring Meshell Ndegeocello and Brandee Younger on Friday, February 2, 2024.

The opening weekend of "Jerry Garcia: A Bluegrass Journey" Exhibition at the Bluegrass Music Hall of Fame & Museum launches with an immersive experience of exhibition tours, live music, historic panel discussions, and more to celebrate the bluegrass career of music icon Jerry Garcia. The exhibition explores Garcia's early years as a banjo player, his deep connection to bluegrass, the influence it had on his legendary career, and will run for two years.

Renowned banjo player and California native Alison Brown will headline an eclectic lineup of established and up-and-coming bluegrass stars at the California Bluegrass Association’s 49th annual Father’s Day Bluegrass Festival, slated for June 13-16 at the Nevada County Fairgrounds in Grass Valley, Calif. Single-day and four-day passes are on sale now for the festival, which will feature 32 performers appearing on three stages, including five rising California showcase bands.

Today, Topeka confirms their latest in a series of innovative and much-lauded, no line boutique Music Vacation experiences coming to the shores of Miramar Beach, Florida this spring— Lauren Daigle’s “Kaleidoscope Beach Weekend” is set for April 25-27, 2024.

Trombone Shorty took over Havana last weekend, leading a group of all-star American artists and teen musicians from the Trombone Shorty Foundation to the schools, clubs and streets of Cuba to celebrate the New Orleans – Cuba connection and unite around music. The five-day cultural exchange trip took place from January 11-15, 2024, marking the third edition of the “Getting Funky in Havana” festival.

Northeast rockers moe. played the second show of their West Coast tour on Friday night, stopping at the intimate Teragram Ballroom in downtown Los Angeles. The 600-person venue reached maximum capacity as Rob Derhak (Bass/Vocals), Chuck Garvey (Guitar/Vocals), Al Schnier (Guitar/Vocals), Vinnie Amico (Drums), Jim Loughlin (Percussion), and Nate Wilson (Keys) took the stage.

SUNDAY MARCH 3rd, a 4:20 Matinee DYLAN & THE DEAD show at Ivy Room featuring LOVIN DEAD joined by PAT NEVINS (Shakey Zimmerman) paying tribute to the iconic 1980’s tour and album with Bob Dylan & The Grateful Dead. DO NOT MISS!

DYLAN & THE DEAD performed by Lovin' Dead & Pat Nevins
Ivy Room, 860 San Pablo Avenue, Albany
March 03 4:20 pm - March 03 8:33 pm PST

Today, the Portland-based songwriter Eddie Berman has released 'Signal Fire,' his latest studio album, available now on all major streaming platforms via Nettwerk. 'Signal Fire' represents a shift from the solitary creation of Berman's previous works to a dynamic, in-person recording process. Recorded at 64 Sound Recording Studio in Los Angeles during an uncharacteristic rainstorm, the album was completed in just three days.

Cutter & Cash and The Kentucky Grass emerge as a vibrant and captivating young bluegrass ensemble deeply rooted in their West Kentucky origins with Grand Ole Opry legend Jeannie Seely, a CMA and GRAMMY® award-winning artist and on-air host on Sirius XM Willie’s Roadhouse as producer on their new music project. The first single off the project, “Mamas Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up to Be Cowboys” is a cover of the mega-hit with a bluegrass twist and has showcased the talent of the young aspiring artists.

Today, Rhino releases another set of high-quality quadraphonic releases, back in circulation after nearly 50 years; this next set features Average White Band’s Self-Titled (1974), Gil Evans’ Svengali (1973), Randy Newman’s Good Old Boys (1974) and WAR’s The World Is A Ghetto (1972).