The Ohana Festival, a cherished celebration of music and coastal culture, is thrilled to announce its return to the picturesque shores of Doheny State Beach in Dana Point, California, for its eighth year. This year’s event will take place from September 27th through September 29th and promises an unforgettable weekend of performances by some of the most iconic artists in music.

The Bacon Brothers, featuring Michael and Kevin Bacon, unveil their new album, Ballad Of The Brothers via Forosoco Music / Forty Below Records. The album is out now, and available to order here on CD, Vinyl, and digital download.

Singer-songwriter Kenny White will perform at Club Passim on June 9, following a rich and varied musical career. Transitioning from creating iconic jingles for Cheerios and Chevrolet to crafting love songs and ballads, White has evolved into a celebrated troubadour. His performances showcase a blend of original music, from humorous to heartfelt tunes, with White himself on piano and guitar. Americana artist Janie Barnett will open the show.

In an emotionally charged revelation, the beloved Colorado-based band, Tenth Mountain Division, has announced the release of their eponymous album, "Tenth Mountain Division," set to debut on May 11, 2024. Celebrating this significant milestone, the band will host a momentous show on the same day at Denver's renowned Cervantes Masterpiece Ballroom. This event not only marks the launch of their latest album but also signifies a poignant moment before the band enters a planned hiatus.

Peter Wolf today announced dates for his Waiting On The Moon Tour: An Acoustic Evening of Stories and Songs. The limited run of shows will cross New England in July.

The Turnpike Troubadours are set to perform at Eddie Vedder’s Ohana Festival on Saturday, September 28, directly before headliner Neil Young. Tickets for the festival will be available for purchase starting this Thursday, April 25, at 12:00 PM PT. More details can be found on the event's official website at www.ohanafest.com.

Yarn has released a video for "Turn Off The News," their new single out this Friday, April 26 via all streaming services; check out the premiere today at Americana Highways. Like many of us, Yarn's Blake Christiana was addicted to scanning the latest headlines on his phone. The song exhorts the listener to “turn off the news, shake off the blues – life is short, it’s sweet if you make it.”

Today, the Kitchen Dwellers have unveiled a second Juneau show this coming July. This will be the band’s first-ever trip to Juneau, and will also double as a homecoming for the band’s bassist Joe Funk who was born and raised in Juneau. The July 26th date will also feature support from local group Muskeg Collective.

Sturgill Simpson will headline this year's Outside Lands in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park. This event marks the Grammy Award-winner’s first full show in three years. For his performance, Simpson will reunite with bassist Kevin Black, guitarist Laur Joamets, and drummer Miles Miller. The festival is scheduled for August 9-11, and tickets go on sale to the general public tomorrow, Wednesday, April 24 at 10:00 AM PT.

Fans of the iconic Jimi Hendrix should prepare for an exciting event as the much-anticipated Experience Hendrix Tour makes its return this fall. Launching in Hendrix's birthplace, Seattle, this 24-date tour is set to deliver a thrilling tribute to his music and lasting influence, with stops in major U.S. cities throughout September and October 2024.