“Go ahead. Open it up. It’s a gift…”, suggests Jerry Joseph slyly in the opening seconds of new song “South of South”. Joseph, 61 currently resides in Portland, OR, a home base from which one can just as easily find him playing down the street as they could teaching guitar lessons to children in Afghanistan. Jerry is a lifelong juvenile delinquent specializing in all the things you’re not supposed to be doing and writing songs about it all the way.

Ragas Live Festival, New York City’s biggest annual music drop, will stage a triumphant return as a 24-hour live event at Brooklyn’s Pioneer Works in October.

Featured artists will include: Sid Sriram, Cryo Baptista, Parvathy Baul, Qasim Naqvi, Hamid AlSaadi, Manik Khan, Samir LanGus

Northlands is incredibly excited to announce that they will be returning to Swanzey NH for another weekend celebrating music and the arts, June 16-17, 2023.

“Our 2022 festival was an amazing event… a huge success,” said Seth McNally, Co-Founder of Northlands. “For 2023 we are thrilled to go even bigger and present a totally immersive festival experience with the highest caliber artists for the growing Northlands community.”

Sicard Hollow is one of the most exciting new artists on the scene today. Hailing from Nashville, Tennessee, the jam-inspired bluegrass outfit has been making waves with their innovative take on the timeless bluegrass tradition, mixing the members’ various backgrounds in electronic music, rock, and all points in between, creating a new sound that’s unique and fresh.

This song was created in conjunction with Everland who’s Forest Plan is in response to the urgent call, presented at the 2021 Climate Change Conference, to end deforestation by 2030.

"This is a cause that is close to Julian’s heart and the messages he places within his music."

Partnering up and sharing his voice is something he felt he need to do, answering the urgent call to action and fight for better world for our children.

Portland-based troubadour Tobias Berblinger presents the vinyl reissue of his 2018 album The Luckiest Hippie Alive, releasing on October 6th, 2022 via Ten Dollar Recording Co.. Berblinger will play a release show that same day, at the Laurelthirst Public House in Portland. The vinyl is on sale through the label's website and Bandcamp.

Speedfossil returns with their latest single and video, "Simple Simon," from their Red on Red Records debut, NO ANESTHESIA. This new video follows in the footsteps of six consecutive Radio Indie Alliance top 20 single/videos from NO ANESTHESIA. It continues to showcase these Boston-based purveyors of adult power pop, whose album has been described as "fist-pumping, convertible-top-down music that isn't dumbed down for masses."

Andrew Combs shares the quietly cinematic video for his meditative track “Mark of the Man” off his critically-acclaimed new album Sundays (Tone Tree [US]/Loose Records [UK/EU]). The video was directed by Austin Leih, whose recent work includes clips for Nikki Lane and Caitlin Rose. Returning from a tour across the UK and Europe, Combs will celebrate the new album with a special hometown release show this Sunday, October 2 at The Basement. Find more details here.

Late-Nite Productions is proud to present "The 2022 Bigga Baggariddim Tour" featuring UB40, The Original Wailers, Maxi Priest and Big Mountain, live at the Grand Theater inside Grand Sierra Resort in Reno, NV. This is taking place on Thursday, September 22, 2022 at 6pm. Advance tickets are available for $65 in advance (plus tax / fee's) at Ticketmaster.com or the Grand Sierra Resort Box Office ($10 increase day of show) All ages are welcome.

New West Records & Pedernales Records are proud to announce Live Forever: A Tribute To Billy Joe Shaver to be released November 11th, 2022. The 12-song set was co-produced by Charlie Sexton & Freddy Fletcher and features renditions of Shaver songs lovingly recorded by Willie Nelson and Lucinda Williams, George Strait, Miranda Lambert, Nathaniel Rateliff, Ryan Bingham and Nikki Lane, Steve Earle, Edie Brickell, Rodney Crowell, Margo Price, Allison Russell, and Amanda Shires.