Archive: 2025

For anyone who knows anything about the jam band scene, the 90s was arguably the golden era. Pioneers like the Grateful Dead and the Allman Brothers were bigger than ever, even if their band members weren’t in the greatest of shape, while the mid-80s and early 90s gave rise to a new wave of grassroots […]

Jeff Tweedy has announced his new album, Twilight Override, will be out worldwide September 26th via dBpm Records, and has released lead tracks “One Tiny Flower,” “Out In The Dark,” and “Stray Cats in Spain,” in addition to the radio single, “Enough.” In conjunction, Tweedy has announced an extensive full-band North American and European tour, kicking off […]

Margo Price has joined forces with Jesse Welles to release new single“Don’t Wake Me Up.” Evoking the essence of Bob Dylan’s “Subterranean Homesick Blues” – and paying direct homage with the Hannah Gray Hall-directed music video – the latest preview of Margo’s forthcoming album, Hard Headed Woman, is a freewheeling country rocker that chugs through […]

The original lineup of the groundbreaking Béla Fleck & The Flecktones—banjoist Béla Fleck, Howard Levy on piano and harmonica, percussionist / drumitarist Roy “Future Man” Wooten and bassist Victor Wooten—will return this winter for Jingle All the Way, a reunion tour spanning their wild and beloved catalog, including reinvented holiday classics from the Grammy-winning album by […]

Given the extensive research and science that go into it, deciding if a song has the potential to be a hit is a debate that artists and labels have been having for decades. Is there a perfect formula that can spark a light inside a listener’s mind, or is it all happenstance, a matter of […]

From sitcom heartthrob to superhero icon, business mogul to football club owner — Ryan Reynolds has done it all, with a smirk. His career has spanned genres, continents, and even industries. Beneath the sarcasm and sharp suits lies a remarkably strategic mind.  Here’s how a Canadian actor with a flair for comedy evolved into one […]

Continuing our spotlight on The Police this week, when thinking about the band in their prime, which album best captured them at the height of their powers? In fairness, that’s a tough (not to mention highly subjective) question, but your answer probably depends a lot on whether you prefer their punky, more rhythmic early material […]

Real Estate has announced A Celebration of Atlas – The Eleven Year and 7 Month Anniversary, a commemoration of their beloved 2014 LP. The tour will kick off September 10 at the Bellwether in Los Angeles and includes dates in Brooklyn (Brooklyn Steel), Toronto (The Concert Hall), Washington, DC (Lincoln Theatre), and Philadelphia (Union Transfer). All dates are listed below. Artist presale is this Wednesday, July 16 […]

Any music worth its salt will reflect the times it’s made in. It’ll absorb the atmosphere of everything around it, hold up a mirror to what’s happening in the lives of the people who made it and also the wider world outside. That’s exactly what Alibi, the third full-length from New York’s Imaginary People (due […]