Guitar virtuoso Julian Lage has announced the March 1 release of Speak To Me, his vivid and wondrously textured new Blue Note album produced by Joe Henry which offers a series of dispatches from his
Dixie Dregs will hit the road across the East Coast this Spring in April 2024. The lineup of Steve Morse, Andy West, Rod Morgenstein, Allen Sloan will once again be
Brian Eno is perhaps best known for his groundbreaking ambient albums like Another Green World, but you could make a strong argument that his debut solo album Here Come the
50 years after it was released, Bob Dylan’s Planet Waves (released 1/17/74) can still elicit markedly opposing reactions upon successive listenings. And perhaps that only makes perfect sense: it’s most famous song. “Forever
Glue yourself to your seat, tie yourself to a tree, put rocks in your shoes, or do something to prepare yourself to be blown away by the new SLIFT album.
Like Shovels & Rope, Clay Parker and Jodi James were solo musicians who crossed paths and quickly realized they could sound twice as powerful as a duo. On their second
Beloved British ska and pop band Madness has announced their first US tour since 2012. The band will visit Seattle, Oakland, Las Vegas, Boston, and New York, giving American audiences
Musician and visual artist Kim Gordon returns with her second solo album, The Collective, which will be released March 8th on Matador. Its lead track, “BYE BYE,” is out now
Anna Josephine (Brooklyn-based and California-raised), has crafted a unique sound that blends chamber pop and folk instrumentation with her rich contemporary vocals. She quickly solidified her status as a rising
Louisville, KY’s Bendigo Fletcher have announced they will embark on a North American headline tour this spring. The 33-city trek kicks off on March 8 in Indianapolis, visits major markets coast-to-coast, and
