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On September 7, 2018, the Brooklyn funk juggernaut Turkuaz filmed a full concert at The Sherman Theater in Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania. They released the soundtrack, and … Continued

If you are an old-school rocker, it’s likely you’re familiar with “Pride of Man,” a song on the eponymous debut Quicksilver Messenger Service album from … Continued

From the press release:   The Payback 501(c)(3) has partnered with The Sound Mind Collective and Color Red Music to establish a Musicians’ Emergency Relief … Continued

During the insanity of trying to catch lots of music at Suwannee Hulaween, this happened: Oh, the conflicts! We’d heard noise about a Seattle band … Continued

This just landed from the world of Goose:   We are pleased to introduce our first official live album, ALIVE AND WELL. It will be … Continued

You know, when a band promotes itself as a “8-piece powerhouse funk collective,” you sincerely hope they can back that up. We would like to … Continued

Jamband fans know all about those Brooklyn funksters Lettuce and their remarkable drummer, Adam Deitch. And they know about his project with Borahm Lee, Break … Continued

We interrupt this pandemic to bring you a bit of good news coming out of the struggling music industry, which has seen music festivals canceled … Continued

It has been several weeks of anxiety with plenty of days of uncertainty across America. Fox and iHeart Radio brought out an A-list of music’s … Continued

The first time I met Uncle Walt’s Band was at a small graduation party in 1972. I was getting into some bluegrass at that point, … Continued

When we return, it won’t be to “normal,” whatever that was. It is clear that life simply will not fall into the same patterns we … Continued

After eight years with no new music, Bob Dylan has surfaced with a deeply dark track titled “Murder Most Foul.” This is the longest song … Continued

Country music legend Charlie Daniels announced his lineup for the Volunteer Jam set to return September 15 to Bridgestone Arena in Nashville. Daniels, who founded … Continued

Article and Photos by Aryanna Carpenter On February 11th at Newport Music Hall, I had the opportunity to photograph and experience a wonderful and heartfelt … Continued

Legendary alternative/indie rocker Dave Matthews performed a solo acoustic set from his Seattle home on Thursday night, March 26, that provided music lovers of the … Continued

“Mama-say, mama-sa, ma-ma-ko-ssa” Well, there’s a line that is ingrained in the pop sensibilities ever since Michael Jackson sang it in his smash single “Wanna … Continued

Pianist Mike Longo is among the first in the jazz community to succumb to COVID-19. Longo died Sunday, March 23, three days after his 83rd … Continued

With the recent cancellation of major music festivals this summer due to the unexpected breakout of the global coronavirus epidemic, Louder Than Life has announced … Continued

In the 12-year span from 1970 to 1981, the Parliafunkadelicment Thang produced 21 studio albums. Parliament/Funkadelic were one of the greatest touring bands in the … Continued

His name was Buckley. He was a revered musician with an angelic voice who left us far, far too early. No, not Jeff. His daddy, … Continued