High Water Festival is set to return for its fourth year to North Charleston, SC’s Riverfront Park on April 18-19th. The two-day Celebration of Music, Food, and Libations – curated
Durham, NC (by way of Michigan) flatpicking guitarist and songwriter Alan Barnosky expertly crafts Americana songs that detail the life of a modern troubadour. His critically acclaimed debut Old Freight, which
Bart Budwig is a son of Idaho, a cosmic country crooner, a rousing trumpet player, and cryin’-style soul singer. His music is made up of seemingly incongruous parts; thrum and
Fifteen years from the release of their eponymous debut, Vetiver’s seventh album Up on High, is a return to the bright, airy acoustic folk of their first couple of pre-Sub
Chances are that if you’ve been to Chicago’s popular blues club, Kingston Mines, or to a recent blues festival you’ve seen Joanna Connor perform. You also hadn’t seen many recent
Inspired by Kanye West’s prolific work as a producer, seeming to release an album every month, Cold War Kids’ seventh studio album is being broken up into a trilogy. The
Konrad Wert is a man of many voices. As a Special Education teacher, he is articulate and intentional. As an advocate for justice in education he is passionate. But as
Today, the iconic and iconoclastic Texan songwriter and visual artist Terry Allen announces his heartbreaking, hilarious new album Just Like Moby Dick — a spiritual successor to his 1979 masterstroke
Do No Harm is an enveloping pastoral plea for peace from superb and meticulous record label Keeled Scales’ newest signing The Deer. After starting as a solo project for vocalist
The dire lack of affordable housing and a sharply rising inequity gap are driving San Francisco’s homeless population to numbers not seen for 15 years with more than 8,000 people
