Travis Hayes’ sophomore LP, Sleepless, encompasses many restless nights where the San Francisco singer-songwriter found himself grieving until all hours of the night. “Two years ago, I had the wind knocked out of me,”
Ryan Bingham has a distinctive voice. It has an underlying weariness like maybe he spent the previous night trying to be heard in a loud room, but it also has
The Motet transported their modern take on whimsical 70’s disco funk to Philadelphia’s Fillmore on February 8th. The band is touring in support of their most recent album Death or
Mavis Staples is thrilled to announce three celebratory shows commemorating her 80th birthday this year. Presented by Newport Folk, the shows will take place this May at New York City’s Apollo
Devin Tuel may consider herself to be an artist meant for a different time, but she now finds herself inhabiting her own true place. The singer-songwriter is at home in
Beirut kicked off the tour behind their latest release Gallipoli with a sold out show at New York City’s Brooklyn Steel on Saturday, February 9th. Helado Negro opened.
Jason Isbell & The 400 Unit and Father John Misty are teaming up for a Summer co-headline tour. Both bands will be playing about 60 minute sets each night, and the
Sharon Van Etten made good on the second night of her tour supporting her superb new album Remind Me Tomorrow at Philadelphia’s Union Transfer. Opener Nilufer Yanya displayed gorgeous vocals and
Yonder Mountain String Band visited Atlanta’s Variety Playhouse on 2/8/19 and offered an expansive setlist of and plenty of their spirited acoustic bluegrass. Photos by Ian Rawn Setlist
Consider Natural Facts by Garcia Peoples to be your heady, friendly reminder that it’s alright to let the sunshine in. The second album in less than a year, out March 29th
