Twiddle will release a new studio album, ‘Every Last Leaf,’ including the single “Beautiful,” on August 12.
Watch The Slocan Ramblers performing “I Don’t Know,” a song that appears on their upcoming new album, ‘Up The Hill And Through The Fog.’
Soccer Mommy released new single “Bones” and announced fall tour dates across the U.S.
Adia Victoria Shares ‘In The Pines’ Single - By Scott Bernstein
- May 18, 2022
- 8:56 am PDT
Adia Victoria unveiled the new single “In The Pines” to benefit the Carolina Abortion Fund.
Phoebe Bridgers busted out her song “Waiting Room” to end her concert at Colorado’s Red Rocks on Tuesday night.
She & Him will release ‘Melt Away: A Tribute To Brian Wilson’ in July and previewed the album with their take on “Darlin’.”
In honor of Chris Cornell, watch the exceptionally talented singer-songwriter perform a solo acoustic set in Peoria, Illinois in 2016 featuring a career-spanning collection of originals as well as covers from The Beatles, Prince and more.
Kendall Street Company detailed a new EP, ‘Untitled California Project,’ and mapped tour dates for an inaugural West Coast swing.
Ivan Neville joined Sheryl Crow for the Rolling Stones cover “Live With Me” during her set at the Beachlife Festival near Los Angeles.
Marco Benevento unveiled the new single “Do You Want Some Magic?” from his upcoming ‘Benevento’ studio album.
Valerie June offered songs from her 2021 album, ‘The Moon and Stars: Prescriptions for Dreamers,’ and more for The Current’s MicroShow from Minneapolis.
Ty Segall released a new single, “Saturday Pt. 2,” set for his forthcoming album, ‘Hello, Hi.’
The Zappa Trust shared “Village Of The Sun” from the forthcoming ‘Zappa/Erie’ box set.
Drive-By Truckers released a new single, “The Driver,” set to land on their forthcoming album, ‘Welcome 2 Club XIII.’
Pearl Jam was joined by original drummer Dave Krusen as they once again went without Matt Cameron for their Monday night concert in Fresno, California.
Phosphorescent shared the latest installment, “To Love Somebody,” in his ‘Full Moon Project’ covers series.
Great Blue shared a live in-studio video in anticipation of their first tour dates in five years.
Silk Sonic covered “Love Train” at the Billboard Music Awards from the MGM Grand Garden Arena In Las Vegas.
