The seventh studio album from Canadian folk outfit The Weather Station, titled Humanhood, finds frontwoman Tamara Lindeman yearning for tangible connections and normalcy in a world that is on fire.
On their third album, 2020’s Optimisme, we described the Songhoy Blues sound this way, ”… an activist rock & punk band, not just a “world music” act… Some have referred
Jason Isbell has announced the release of his first entirely solo acoustic album, Foxes in the Snow, set for release March 7 via his own Southeastern Records. The first single, “Bury Me” is out now. Foxes in
Green River Festival has announced the full daily lineup for the 2025 festival, which returns to the Franklin County Fairgrounds in Greenfield, MA on June 20, 21, and 22 for its
Today, Wilco announce a new block of dates on their “Sweet and Sour Spring 2025” tour – many featuring special guest Waxahatchee. These dates will take place in the American South and include
By now, we are all aware of the devastating wildfires that have plagued the Los Angeles area for days. While the natural disaster is terrible, it has created a sense
For Amy Speace it all whittles down to believability. Her shows are comprised of rich stories, and her richest stories are filled with the most reflective insights, connecting honestly enough
Continuing our spotlight on Brian Eno this week, for today’s Tuesday’s Gone, we’re looking at his remarkable footage live in studio recording “Needles in the Camel’s Eye” from 1973. As
Bookie Baker’s creative and musical journey, punctuated by an arrest and interrogation in China, is just part of the alt-folk duo’s story. The duo, consisting of Irishman Caolan O’Neill-Forde and
Marry Me Emelie! is the moniker for Ella Bruccoleri and Yoan Segot’s alt-Americana band, who have independently released their first single, “I Have a Lark,” from the upcoming debut EP,
