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Great thanks to the folks at Live for Live Music for helping us all get over Hump Day (and Thursday, too)! Beginning at 4 p.m. … Continued

Clearwater’s favorite sons Row Jomah today released the single “Devil’s Fair,” a song popular in the band’s rotation for some time. It simultaneously highlights the … Continued

If you’re searching for a magical confluence, consider this: Southern brass music, New Orleans second line feel, Denver home, hip hop sensibilities, Color Red Records, … Continued

If all he had done was play drums on the iconic Kind of Blue sessions with Miles Davis, John Coltrane, Cannonball Adderly, Wynton Kelly, Bill … Continued

There are events of many sorts that have been postponed or cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. For the music community in the Tampa Bay … Continued

Article by Evan Hoitink 2020 has not been kind to concert-goers and music festival fans. In these unprecedented times, we have seen shows, tours, and … Continued

By: Barry Brandow Over the past few months, most of us have seen live music events canceled or postponed, leaving a huge void in many … Continued

Correspondent Dan Farkas is an extremely knowledgeable fan of numerous musical genres, but his love of the music of The Grateful Dead is unsurpassed. Today … Continued

Today mark’s the 43rd anniversary of the Grateful Dead show at The Sportatorium in Pembroke Pines (Hollywood), Florida. This show was issued as Dick’s Pick’s … Continued

Until now, the music public has depended upon two iconic photographs of legendary bluesman Robert Johnson: the one with the pinstripe suit and the one … Continued

First of all, his name is DJ Williams. No doubt he can also deejay, but that’s not what DJ Williams is mainly about. He is … Continued

In these uncertain times filled with what seems like more strife than togetherness, One Earth Live comes along with a two-day global conscious lifestyle festival … Continued

[Another review from back in Facebook days and a really bizarre night.] Jannus Landing (now Jannus Live) in St. Petersburg has a tight time policy. … Continued

The continuously flowing fountain of music from Color Red Studios and Records in CO has just released the third single from Josh Hoyer & Soul … Continued

[Another Facebook review that preceded Tie Your Shoes Reviews and MusicFestNews.] Sometimes, when you plan to write a review of a show, the words just … Continued

The world was changing in the late 1960s, changing right along with the world. Encouraged by the psychedelic sounds of Jimi Hendrix, soul and R&B … Continued

I’ll be the first to admit it right here; I’m not a dispassionate Jason Isbell reviewer. I first saw him at a festival at Spirit … Continued

[Here is another review from Tie Your Shoes Reviews prior to joining MusicFestNews.] Setlists? We ain’t got no setlists! We don’t need no setlists! See, … Continued

The livestream OBJ 10.5 begins this afternoon (Wednesday, May 13) at 4:20 EDT. The general plan is to follow the Orange Blossom Jamboree schedule from … Continued

Did George Harrison “borrow” from The Shirelles? Did “Ghostbusters” sound a lot like “I Want a New Drug”? Did Michael Jackson just happen to “invent” … Continued