Phish has announced Mondegreen, a four-day festival set for this August 15-18 at The Woodlands in Dover, DE. The band’s 11th self-produced festival and first in nine years, Mondegreen will see Phish performing over four days and nights, alongside
Nashville’s latest singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist sensation Madi Diaz has released the innocently infectious “Everything Almost” single. The new track is lifted from her upcoming Weird Faith LP that is set to be
One of the most anticipated albums of 2024 just added another chunk of coal to its furnace of excitement. As if it needed it, but a new Yard Act single
The Pernice Brothers return with Who Will You Believe on April 5 via New West Records. The 12-song set is their first in five years and was produced by Joe Pernice. The
Today (January 16), the Los Angeles-based folk-rock sensation Gold Star released a hypnotic single with flashes of nostalgia and all the charm of a modern troubadour. “Wild Boys” is lined
Technically Acceptable is the second Blue Note release for pianist, composer, and writer Ethan Iverson, who continues to display his virtuosity and sly quirkiness in an album that includes pop-oriented
Often overlooked in the lexicon of revolutionary bands that burst onto the scene in 1977 is UK’s Wire, probably because they evolved so drastically from an excellent punk band to
Today, Yola announced details of a forthcoming EP project titled, My Way, landing May 24. Executive produced by Yola and Sean Douglas, a Grammy Award-winning producer noted for his work with artists
After 7 studio albums with both Secretly Canadian and Western Vinyl Records over the last 20+ years, Early Day Miners have returned with their latest offering, and their first with
Now residing in Brooklyn, Berklee College of Music graduate Nan Macmillan was first raised by the sea in Massachusetts, then spent her high school years in the hills of Southern
