World renowned guitarist, Joe Satriani, is planning to bring his art showings back to south Florida this December. Satriani’s next art appearances will be at the Wentworth Gallery at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Hollywood on Friday, December 6 from 7-10 pm  and at Boca Raton Town Center Mall on Saturday, December 7 from 5-8pm.

BALTHVS, the Colombian psych trio, has announced the release of the “Sun Colored Eyes” remix by Berkeley-based Bay Ledges, dropping this Friday, November 8th. Pre-save here.

L.A. indie label Blue Élan Records – home for acts like Soul Asylum, KT Tunstall, Ozomatli, Chris Shiflett, Aaron Lee Tasjan and Jesse Dayton – is proud to support UCLA Health Operation Mend – a program dedicated to providing free specialized medical and psychological care for our nation’s post 9/11 warriors injured in the line of duty, and their caregivers.

Prepare for an electrifying evening like no other as the Brown Acid Test returns with a double-header that’ll shake the foundations of White Eagle Hall! Kicking off the night is TRüKKEN, delivering Grateful Dead classics with a thunderous heavy metal twist that redefines the Dead’s beloved catalog. Then, buckle up for the ultimate Talking Heads tribute experience with START MAKING SENSE, bringing the unforgettable energy of David Byrne and company to the stage.

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Creators of the boutique music vacation Topeka have teamed up with Whiskey Myers to present the first ever Moon Crush “Whiskey Moon.” Curated by the band themselves, the landmark weekend will take place November 7-9, 2025 just off the beautiful gulf shores of Miramar Beach, Florida.

Presale sign ups begin today, Thursday, November 7 at 2 p.m. ET, and general onsale begins Friday, November 22 at 12 p.m. ET. More info and sign up for Presale HERE.

The Snozzberries have a gift for all progressive music fans. Their new self-titled album truly explores the boundaries of rock, metal and jazz. The songs cover multiple genres, blending, bending and stretching musicality into a tasty stew of sounds and textures. The tunes do not follow traditional formats and listeners will soon find that the established style not only changes but jumps off the tracks for interludes that somehow circle back when you least expect it.

If you’ve heard of the jam band The Bridge featured on The Wire, you may already know Cris Jacobs. His latest album, One of These Days, was released on April 26, 2024. Following the release, Jacobs embarked on a tour with Tommy Emmanuel but had to cancel some shows due to a family bereavement. He performed at the Grand Ole Opry alongside Lindsay Lou and continued playing major festivals such as High Sierra, Telluride, and 4848. The passing of Phil Lesh, whom he and his father admired, deeply affected him.

Today, 21-time nominated, multiple Grammy Award winner and country superstar Dwight Yoakam unveils new song “I’ll Pay The Price”. Listen/share HERE.

On November 15, Yoakam will release his first new album in nine years, Brighter Days, on Via Records/Thirty Tigers. Pre-order/pre-save Brighter Days HERE.

Dallas Burrow can't stop releasing new music. The prolific cowboy poet is bursting with songs and can't wait to share more music without waiting for the typical album cycle. Last month, he and his band dropped "Live at Cain's," an album recorded at the famed Tulsa dancehall on May 11, 2024, and only a week later, he released a stand-alone single, "Old Time Revival," recorded with his pals, West Texas Exiles.

The Cactus Blossoms will perform three songs from their new album Every Time I Think About You on CBS Saturday Morning this weekend (November 9), the latest celebration of a collection that evokes “pure Americana dream pop” (No Depression) with “a sound that’s like desert in the rain” (Bluegrass Situation). “They exemplify everything that makes Americana music great,” added Kelly Clarkson when the Minneapolis duo (Jack Torrey and Page Burkum) appeared on her show in late October.