Almost 52 years to the day (8/16/69) that The Grateful Dead performed one of their self proclaimed “worst” gigs ever at Woodstock 1969, their offshoot Dead & Company featuring 1969
The sincerity of Roos Meijer’s alt-folk finds a way to the heart of even the most casual listener as she lends her voice to extraordinary but unheard people from around
Since emerging with her 2019 debut EP, Spectrum, Kristen Merritt’s storytelling has been the clear driving force at the heart of her craft. Inspired by some of the greats, like Lauryn Hill and Erykah Badu,
Brighton rockers FUR have announcded their much-anticipated debut album, When You Walk Away will be released on November 5, 2021 via Boy Pablo’s Norwegian tastemaker label 777 Music. “When You
Rebecca Ramirez and Bjorn Winberg met in Los Angeles in late 2018 and quickly realized that they enjoyed a lot of the same music and authors. Both of them being Ableton users, it made it easy to
Formed in 2005, The Quick & Easy Boys quickly made a name for themselves in Eugene, Oregon before relocating to Portland and becoming a renowned touring act. Their shows are
Tree Hollow is an Asheville, NC-based folk artist Phil Ling with dedicated recording band members scattered across the Southeast. With their debut EP 2017’s Drown In The Moon, Ling and
José González continues to up his musical ante in a career that has seen the Sweedish indie folk singer-songwriter mold some of the more intriguing soft vocal melodies around. González
Parquet Courts have announce their new album, Sympathy For Life, out October 22nd on Rough Trade Records, and share the first single/video, “Walking at a Downtown Pace.” On Sympathy For Life, Parquet Courts’ thought-provoking
Aaron Lee Tasjan has announced he will be embarking on a headlining fall tour across the U.S. with dates including appearances in Chicago’s Schubas Tavern, Boston’s revered Brighton Music Hall,
