With so much musical uncertainty in today’s world, it is nice when you see a festival moving ahead in a thoughtful way. So it looks like the Green River Music
After cancelling in 2020 and postponing April 2021’s reboot, Old Settler’s Music Festival planners can’t wait to welcome old friends and introduce new ones to their Tilmon, Texas home for
The Fiery Furnaces have announced a run of shows slated for this November in Brooklyn, Chicago and Los Angeles featuring support from special guest Fred Armisen, alongside their previously-announced appearance at Pitchfork Music Festival in Chicago. Tickets to the headline shows
The Coda Collection has partnered with Grateful Dead and Rhino to release a series of professionally filmed live performances from the iconic group. The three initial concert films provide unique
King Krule has announced his forthcoming live album You Heat Me Up, You Cool Me Down, due out September 10th via True Panther Sound/Matador Records. In addition, the artist shares the lead
Persistence pays off. Singer-songwriter Mike Younger began this project now titled, Burning the Bigtop Down, in January of 2001, over 20 years ago. The original tracks, the same nine Younger
Trumpeter Terence Blanchard has widened his scope considerably in the last decade, receiving two Grammy nominations for his film scores and as a two-time opera composer whose opera Fire Shut Up
In sad news today, Rolling Stones drummer Charlie Watt passed away at age 80. Watts recently cancelled his upcoming tour dates with the band and announced a replacement as Steve
Eager to hit the road again, Real Estate have added a few special stops to the end of their upcoming North American November tour. Stopping by the Anchor Rock Club in Atlantic City on November 20th, Brooklyn Made on November
You know things might almost be back to normal when Ween returns to the road, and with a vivacious set at Minneapolis’ Surly Brewing field on 8/21, they made a
