One year shy of their 20th anniversary and The Wood Brothers keep getting better. On August 1, the Grammy Award-nominated trio — comprised by brothers Oliver and Chris Wood and Jano Rix — release their ninth studio album, Puff Of Smoke, an audacious 11-song musical meditation on the state of the human condition.
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After more than two decades as one of modern folk's most authentic voices, Mason Jennings returns with Magnifier, his 20th studio album, out June 20, 2025 via Loosegroove Records. The album's first single and video, "Castles," is out now offering a powerful introduction to one of Jennings’ most stripped-back and emotionally resonant works to date.

Today, Brittany Davis shares "Sun and Moon" (LISTEN / WATCH), the second single and its accompanying video to be released in advance of her new album, Black Thunder, due June 13 via Stone Gossard's Loosegroove Records. It follows the album's initial offering "Amid the Blackout of the Night" (LISTEN) released in April.

Puff of Smoke, the highly-anticipated ninth studio album from Grammy Award-nominated, progressive Americana trio The Wood Brothers, has been announced for release on August 1, 2025, via Honey Jar/Thirty Tigers.

Black Thunder is the new album by Seattle-based artist Brittany Davis, arriving June 13 on Loosegroove Records, a label run by Pearl Jam’s Stone Gossard. The album's first single, "Amid The Blackout Of The Night" is out today (listen/share here).

Today, Seth Walker shares "Why The Worry," the third single and title track of the Asheville, NC-based singer/songwriter's forthcoming album, Why The Worry, due April 4 on Royal Potato Family. Co-written with longtime friend and collaborator Oliver Wood, the song is accompanied by an animated lyric video created by Miranda Peterson.

Today, Seth Walker shares his rendition of Michael Kiwanuka's "I'm Getting Ready" (Listen/Share Here). It's the second single to be released in advance of Walker's new album Why The Worry due April 4 on Royal Potato Family. The graceful, acoustic-based reimagination of Kiwanuka's modern classic also features Walker's classically trained father Scott Walker on strings.

Today, The Wood Brothers and St. Paul & The Broken Bones announce a co-headlining tour this summer, split over two legs in June and July, with shows in cities including Reno, Indianapolis, Cleveland, St. Louis, Kansas City and more.

Oliver Wood shares: "St. Paul & The Broken Bones is such a great band. We’re beyond excited to do these shows together. I also have to admit, we’re thinking of ways to steal that incredible horn section."

Today, Oliver Wood, acclaimed frontman and founding member of The Wood Brothers and beloved roots music singer/songwriter Seth Walker announce six shows together in the Midwest. The pair have been longtime friends and frequent collaborators over the years. Most recently, they co-wrote "Grab Ahold" on Wood's latest solo album, Fat Cat Silhouette, as well as "Why The Worry," the title track to Walker's upcoming new studio album due April 4.

Seth Walker has announced the release of his 12th studio album, Why The Worry, due April 4 on Royal Potato Family. The 11-track collection was co-produced by Walker with Jano Rix and Brook Sutton. Today, Walker also shares the album’s first single, a delectable slice of country funk entitled "Up On The Mountain" (listen here).