Renowned singer-songwriter Bilal recently visited NPR HQ for his solo ‘Tiny Desk Concert’ debut.
Umphrey’s McGee swung into Charlottesville, Virginia on Wednesday where they honored late The Band multi-instrumentalist Garth Hudson, who passed away on Tuesday.
Lord Huron announced their largest U.S. headline tour to date, and released a new single/video for “Who Laughs Last?” featuring Kristen Stewart.
Andy Frasco & The U.N. return with the life-affirming anthem “Try Not To Die,” the first taste of new material the band will roll out in 2025.
Release Day Picks this week highlight new albums by Larkin Poe, Benjamin Booker, Mogwai, FKA twigs, flipturn, Sam Amidon and Teddy Swims.
Grateful Dead’s latest ‘All The Years Live’ video features a performance of “West L.A. Fadeaway” with guests Steve Miller and Norton Buffalo.
Larkin Poe took to ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live’ on Wednesday for a performance of fresh ‘Bloom’ cut, “Easy Love Pt. 1.”
Gov’t Mule’s Island Exodus 15 performance on Monday in Runaway Bay, Jamaica saw the band welcoming Drive-By Truckers’ Patterson Hood and Mike Cooley.
Joe Russo’s Almost Dead wrapped a three-night run at The Capitol Theatre on Sunday where they debuted The Allman Brothers’ “Don’t Want You No More.”
Folk duo The Milk Carton Kids and singer-songwriter Vera Sola teamed for a performance of “Waiting (Again)” on ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live’ on Tuesday.
Gov’t Mule’s first performance at their Island Oasis destination event in Jamaica on Sunday saw the band welcoming Karina Rykman, Gordie Johnson and others.
Larkin Poe shared a new single, “Easy Love Pt. 1,” set for the band led by sisters Rebecca and Megan Lovell’s new album, ‘Bloom.’
To remember Etta James, watch the legendary singer perform her signature song, “At Last,” during her 1993 induction into the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame
To celebrate Questlove’s birthday today, watch The Roots perform at Woodstock ’99.
Sierra Hull will release ‘A Tip Toe High Wire,’ her first new studio album in five years, on March 7.
Galactic and Irma Thomas will release ‘Audience With The Queen’ featuring the social justice anthem “Lady Liberty” on April 11.
Neil Young unveiled ‘big change,’ the first single from his new band The Chrome Hearts.
Release Day Picks this week highlight new albums by Mac Miller, The Weather Station, David Gray, Victoria Canal, Songhoy Blues and Ela Minus.
