Louisiana Bayou Blues guitarist Tab Benoit released his highly anticipated new album I Hear Thunder on August 30, 2024. It was the first new material he had put out in 13 years, and to
For most people, it’s back to work and school today after a long Labor Day weekend. And, not to pour salt on that wound or anything, but today’s Tuesday’s Gone
For a special Labor Day edition of Manic Monday, we’re paying tribute to all those hardworking people out there who unfortunately do not have today off. Indeed, for those folks,
Phish’s concert at Dick’s Sporting Goods Park in Commerce City on August 29, 2024, marked the beginning of their highly anticipated four-night run (13th year), which has become a Labor
Looi is a New York-based, New Jersey-bred singer, songwriter, and producer. At 26, she has been writing songs for half of her life and singing and performing for as long
Welcome Strawberry is a band from Oakland, CA, led by Cyrus VandenBerghe, one of the most unassuming guitar gods of the Bay Area. He plays in four active bands at
The reissue of Chalino Sanchez’s Nieves de Enero on vinyl by Craft Recordings, over three decades after its original release, is not just a revival of a classic; it’s a
Things Are Getting Better, the album by Jimetta Rose & The Voices of Creation, is a jubilant celebration of hope, resilience, and community. It’s a sonic journey that blends the
Over four decades after its debut, a deluxe edition of Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers’ groundbreaking but often overlooked 1982 album, Long After Dark, will be released via Geffen/UMe on October 18. The Petty Legacy
As the summer slowly ends, so does the booming economy of New Music Fridays. While this Friday is still brimming with colorful releases from the world of jazz, indie rock,
