Renowned double-violin virtuoso and vocalist L. Shankar today announces the release of his latest studio album, Full Moon, originally issued in September 2024. A landmark fusion of southern Carnatic, northern Hindustani and global music traditions, Full Moon finds Shankar at the height of his creative powers, weaving intricate, celestial compositions through his signature 10-string stereophonic double violin and transcendent vocal improvisations.

On this Summer Solstice, Salmonfest is proud to reveal its vibrant 2025 poster, masterfully illustrated by Alaskan artist Mark Henson. The artwork—depicting a fishing boat gliding home through luminous waters, salmon leaping among the stars, and a jubilant crowd gathered on the shore—captures the very spirit of Salmonfest: a celebration of wild salmon, clean water and the shared rhythms of music and nature.

After a five-year hiatus, songwriter and artist Naø makes her solo debut with her new single, “Funny Bone,” a re-imagined version of a track that first echoed through the Mid-South metalcore scene a decade ago.

Genre-bending bluegrass titans Greensky Bluegrass today share their brand-new single, “Can’t Stop Now,” a high-octane collaboration with progressive-bluegrass pioneer Sam Bush. The track is now streaming across all major platforms, with an official performance video premiering on YouTube. Watch here.

Z2 Entertainment is thrilled to announce a night of boundary-pushing, instrumental exploration as Circles Around The Sun (CATS) brings its celebrated cosmic-disco sound to the Fox Theatre on Thursday, August 28, 2025.

High Sierra Music Festival has spent thirty-three summers transforming Quincy’s fairgrounds into a living, breathing playground where sun-splashed bluegrass melts into midnight funk and sunrise yoga greets the echo of cowbells drifting over Spanish Peak.

After a triumphant renaissance in 2024, Reggae On The River will once again transform County Line Ranch into a three-day celebration of roots culture, community, and world-class music from Friday, August 1, through Sunday, August 3, 2025. Framed by towering redwoods and the cool flow of the Eel River, the 36th annual edition promises an unrivaled festival experience that marries Jamaica’s timeless sound with Northern California’s wild beauty.

On Monday, October 20, 2025, Grammy-nominated songwriter Eric D. Johnson will step onto the historic Boulder Theater stage alone—armed with nothing but guitar, banjo, piano, and a striking new songbook—to unveil Baby Man, the most intimate Fruit Bats record yet.

Trail-blazing folk-rock duo Indigo Girls—Amy Ray and Emily Saliers—will hit the road this summer with an expanded seven-piece lineup for “YES WE CAN,” an extended co-headline tour that reunites the Grammy winners with longtime friend and fellow Grammy laureate Melissa Etheridge.

National entertainment leader Knitting Factory Entertainment (KFE) and Milwaukee-based The Argo have struck a deal that will make Knitting Factory Presents the exclusive talent-buying arm for a new live‐music venue set inside the lavishly restored Fox Bay Theater in Whitefish Bay, just north of downtown Milwaukee.