This fall St. Vincent will take Daddy’s Home on the road for an extensive American tour. In addition to already announced, highly anticipated appearances at the Pitchfork Festival in Chicago, Life
Leftover Salmon has been doin’ their thang for longer than most anybody named Strings, Yonder, or Infamous. Yet in fact, throughout all their eras, the musically colorful Colorado band has
Austin-based singer/songwriter Grace Womack writes romantic, down-to-earth tunes that reveal a rare depth and a warm curiosity about the world around her. There’s a gentleness and ease to Womack’s pop-meets-R&B
Cindy Alexander released her 10th studio album, While The Angels Sigh, from Blue Elan Records in April, and has gradually rolled out a fleet of videos that will eventually cover
Maybe you wondered what it would be like to hear a woman do a full album of Waylon Jennings songs after Shannon McNally teased us with “Lonesome, On’ry and Mean”
Gaming has exploded around the world, being enjoyed on consoles, computers, smartphones, and browsers in all shapes and sizes. The reach of the internet combined with the range of independent
The Prine Family proudly presents “You Got Gold: Celebrating the Life & Songs of John Prine” with a series of special concerts and events held across various venues in Nashville October 3-10.
Kelly McMichael is known for her commanding vocals and stage presence as well as her classic-sounding songwriting and arranging skills. McMichael is able to fiercely conduct musical forces by layering
Paul Otten and Helen Austin are Big Little Lions, an award-winning folk duo born out of a collaboration that won them a JUNO Award in 2014. Since their inception, they have
On June 18th, San Francisco Bay-area band The Jenny Thing will reach a significant personal and professional milestone with the release of their third album, American Canyon, their first release
