Archive: 2024

Boston Calling, has unveiled its 2024 lineup today. The festival is presenting a thrilling headlining trio. Kicking off the festival on Friday, May 24th is GRAMMY® winning global superstar Ed Sheeran;  Saturday, May 25th brings the acclaimed country of Tyler Childers, and closing out the weekend on Sunday, May 26th will be rock icons The Killers. Specially priced […]

Billy Strings will continue his headline tour through this spring including newly confirmed shows at Tampa’s Yuengling Center (two nights), St. Augustine’s St. Augustine Amphitheatre (three nights), Lexington’s Rupp Arena (two nights), Greenwood Village’s Fiddler’s Green Amphitheatre (two nights), Minneapolis’ The Armory and Rosemont, IL’s Allstate Arena (two nights) among others. See below for complete itinerary. […]

From Birmingham, Alabama, Kyle Kimbrell has been offering high-end Americana music since the release of his 2014 EP, Nobody’s Fool. One of the nicest guys in Birmingham, Kyle is also one of the smoothest deliverers of fine lyric this side of the Jackson Brown line. An accomplished songwriter, Kimbrell’s sound has been described as “cosmic […]

For those of you longing for the bygone music eras of yesteryear and legends that have long sincepassed, each Tuesday we’ll take a trip down memory lane by spotlighting some classic performancesfrom the 60s/70s/80s/90s to help scratch your nostalgia itch. Today we’re paying tribute to the late great David Bowie, who would have celebrated his […]

The debut record from The Hypos is an easy stroll through pastoral Americana as the group use layers of sound and a laid-back, light-hearted sense of joy embedded in their songwriting. These ten original tracks take their inspiration from classic sounds of late 60’s folk rock, specifically the classic era of The Band. The group […]

The second phase of the acclaimed Can Live series, Can Live in Paris 1973 has been announced today, set for release on vinyl, CD and digitally on February 23, 2024 via Mute and Future Days (the new EU label created by Spoon Records). Live in Paris 1973 finds Can in magical form for a performance recorded at L’Olympia in Paris on May 12, 1973, marking the first of the live […]

louderman is about taking a journey through time – navigating through the songs of one person’s lifetime – a road trip down the sonic highway of hopes and dreams; navigating the geography of disappointments and unseen diversions all set out as an audio map of songs. Through the high altitudes of good decisions – further […]

Entering Matt Monsoor’s farmhouse, you’re struck by a plethora of unique furniture. He’s called this spot atop a mini-mountain home for 25 years. Nestled in the driftless region of Wisconsin, surrounded by horse pastures and gnarled apple trees. Post high school, Matt ventured to Los Angeles in the early ’90s landing at the Paramour Mansion […]

On March 1st, 2024, Pissed Jeans will release Half Divorced, their sixth album, on CD/LP/DSPs worldwide from Sub Pop. The band is sharing the official video for the lead single “Moving On” (below) from director and frequent collaborator Joe Stakun (“The Bar Is Low,” “Bathroom Laughter,” “Romanticize Me”). The twelve songs of Half Divorced skewer the tension between youthful optimism and […]

Today, Petaluma Records has released Abdallah Oumbadougou’s “Iwouksane,” the second song to be pulled from Amghar: The Godfather of Tuareg Music – VOL. 1, a compilation from the late Abdallah Oumbadougou, the Saharan-born Tuareg guitarist and originating architect of the Desert Blues genre. The double vinyl LP features 14 tracks remastered by 5-time GRAMMY-winning engineer Michael Graves, and includes 6 unreleased, never-before-heard original […]

Let’s face it, Mondays suck (especially the second week in January), which often makes it a perfect day to blast some punk/metal/industrial/etc. at an unreasonably high volume. We will have you covered on that front each Monday, as we showcase some prime performances from those delightfully visceral genres (and sub-genres) to help make your Mondays […]

The role of a producer seems to change as the years go by. In 2023, the right producer can be the difference between a smash hit and an inevitable flop. The combination of a dedicated producer who sees and trusts your vision and the proper studio environment is the recipe for pure music. That is […]

Envision and believe in your own universe, and it will eventually form around you. The HawtThorns are reimagining their universe in their latest recording adventures. The sun-kissed songwriting, deft guitar work, and lush vocal harmonies that have been at the core of their sound are exponentially magnified through the lens of their upcoming record, Zero […]

Published on: https://money-informer.com/ There are many sayings that you hear in the crypto world, and one of the most common ones is “Not your keys, not your coins”. This holds true when it comes to the safety of your crypto investments, as there are many examples of exchanges that cybercriminals attacked in the past, leading […]

Born David Polanco on November 19, 1993, Subway Rat is an indie rocker from the borough of Queens, New York City. A few months after a rough, prolonged breakup with his college sweetheart and a life-altering late diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder Level 1, he wrote his first-ever song. It’s called “Rendezvous”. With no prior […]

Grampadrew is a troubadour from San Diego, California who sings country-tinged folk-rock grounded in the DIY ethos of his punk rock youth. Lyrically driven, the music explores roots with diverse influences such as John Prine, Joy Division, Neko Case, and PJ Harvey. “Smoke Show” is a favorite from Grampadrew’s latest project, Greatest Hits, and combines […]

After a wildly successful 2023 with the release of his critically acclaimed Haunted Mountain LP, singer/songwriter/guitarist Buck Meek is wasting no time getting back to work. Today (January 5), the artist gifted fans with two new singles ahead of the start of his long 2024 tour. “Cuero Dudes” and “Beauty Opens Doors” display juxtaposing tones, […]

Bob Vylan have long established themselves as sonic chameleons, piecing together their influences to carve their own lane. The genreless duo is gearing up for the release of their Humble As the Sun, out on April 5 via Ghost Theater. Along with the new album, Bob Vylan will be traveling to a select few Rough […]

We’re back and we’re coming back swinging. Yes, it is the first Caustic of the new year and we hope you missed us as much as we missed you. It is safe to say that the part we all missed the most was waking up to the sun sneaking through your window and your phone […]