Big Gigantic’s Dominic Lalli released his debut solo single, “Together,” with all proceeds benefitting Black Lives Matter.
The New Deal announced a new EP, Isolation Suite, completely composed in quarantine.
Yusuf/Cat Stevens shared a stop-motion video for “Where Do The Children Play?” from his upcoming, ‘Tea For The Tillerman 2,’ a reimagining of the legendary singer-songwriter’s iconic 1970 album.
Zac Brown Band shared a new single, The Man Who Loves You Most,” which Brown recently debuted on John Krasinski’s ‘Some Good News’ livestream.
The California Honeydrops announced a new EP, ‘Just One More, And Then Some.’
Midnight North shared a new single, “Good Days,” along with an accompanying visualizer.
Billy Strings shared pro-shot video of his collaboration with Umphrey’s McGee on Jimi Hendrix’s “Voodoo Child” from February 15.
Watch ‘Picture Show: A Tribute Celebrating John Prine’ featuring performances by Bonnie Raitt, Jason Isbell, Sturgill Simpson, Brandi Carlile, Jim James, Kacey Musgraves, Kurt Vile and many more.
Neil Young Shares New Single ‘Vacancy’ - By Scott Bernstein
- Jun 12, 2020
- 7:01 am PDT
Neil Young premiered the previously unreleased ‘Vacancy’ from his forthcoming “lost” 1974 album, ‘Homegrown.’
Watch a video of John Prine’s final recorded song, “I Remember Everything.”
Singer-songwriter John Craigie is back with new album ‘Asterisk The Universe’ today.
Norah Jones unveiled a new studio album entitled ‘Pick Me Up Off The Floor’ today via Blue Note Records.
Listen to ‘Built To Spill Plays The Songs Of Daniel Johnston,’ the new album out today from Built To Spill featuring 11 covers of Daniel Johnston’s original songs.
Shovels & Rope previewed the deluxe edition of their critically acclaimed 2019 album, ‘By Blood,’ with an acoustic version of “Carry Me Home.”
Watch H.E.R. perform a timely new song, “I Can’t Breathe” and cover Green Day for iHeartRadio.
Dirty Projectors shared the video for new single, “Inner World,” from their upcoming EP, ‘Flight Tower,’ featuring vocalist Felicia Douglass.
The Doobie Brothers shared a quarantine video for the 1972 hit, “Listen To The Music.”
The Grateful Dead shared video of “Uncle John’s Band” from June 1993 at RFK Stadium in Washington D.C. for this week’s installment in their ‘All The Years Live’ video series.
