Portland, Oregon may not be as recognized as cities like Austin and Nashville, but the Rose City is a low-key hotspot for Americana, folk, and seemingly every style of country
Singer-Songwriter and recent Louisville transplant Rebecca Rego along with her band the Trainmen, are gearing up to release their third full-length LP Speaking Of Witches on May 31st. This ambitious
Sum 41 brought their “No Personal Space Tour” to a sold-out stop at New York City’s Gramercy Theatre on May 21, and the title of the tour certainly lived up
Matt Harlan crafts sociopolitical narratives with an artist’s eye and a poet’s elegance. Evidence: Best Beasts. The seamless new collection due out July 12 on Austin-based Eight 30 Records spotlights
Frankie Lee burst onto the scene in 2016, as an unknown, quickly signed to Sturgill Simpson’s label, and proceeded to deliver the highly acclaimed American Dreamer, which some prestigious outlets
When asking Charlotte McCaslin to describe Roselit Bone’s new record, Crisis Actor, with one word, she responds,“fucked.” This “fucked” album will be released on via Get Loud Recordings, and you
In the latest Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle offers his illustrated commentary on When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?, the new album from Billie Eilish, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the
One of the many activities at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival are the interviews at the Alison Minor Stage. The entertainers and persons of interest are usually the
Justin Townes Earle plies several styles on The Saint of Lost Causes, but it reads primarily as a blues album. The topical matter at hand is not pretty. Perhaps it’s
Passion Pit brought the 10th anniversary tour in support of landmark record Manners to New York City’s Pier 17 on May 19. Opener The Beaches helped ramp up the energy
