Look for Keller Williams on tour through the end of the year in several of his various incarnations, including his newest collaboration – The Travelin’ McCourys Featuring Keller Williams –
Will Sheff is a densely literate songwriter of the highest degree. Like a good novelist, his songs reveal layers as they progress, adding intrigue and possibility to the plot and subtle nuance to the characterization, while weighty symbolism abounds throughout. The man also likes his hand-claps, as Sheff raucously urged and prodded the crowd to “throw their hands up” and clap along to the beats of some of the band’s best-known numbers
The Little Willies have reconvened to record For The Good Times, the rousing follow-up to their eponymous 2006 debut, which will be released by EMI’s Milking Bull Records in January
With his newest release – The Lost Cause Minstrels – on the Potato Head Family label, Grayson Capps takes his music in a new direction. Having lived in both New Orleans and Nashville, the Alabama native recently returned home and seems to further embrace his roots.
Rhythm and Roots Festival held in Charlestown, R.I. 9/2-4/11.
Neil Young’s taking a look at his life for a new memoir. The tentatively titled "Waging Heavy Peace" is scheduled for release in fall 2012, according to an announcement from
I stumbled across Ten and Tracer, or Jonathan Canupp, an American producer from Boulder, Colorado by listening to samples that left me drooling for more.
Jessie and Jennifer Clavin returned to writing music together after a brief pause, but this time under the name Bleached. Fully entrenched in the SoCal scene, their music is beginning to spread around the country, thanks in part to the well-received Carter 7inch release and their wildly enjoyable and raucous live show. Look for the Clavin sisters this fall as they tour to and from the CMJ festival.
My Morning Jacket will join friends Band Of Horses, Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings and Delta Spirit for a round of December shows. Tickets go on sale this weekend to
Comedy Central’s Colbert Report will air its first hour-long episode Sept. 26, when Colbert sits down with Radiohead Radiohead will perform four songs, featuring material off its most recent album,
