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Lindsey Stirling Sets 25-City Snow Waltz Holiday Tour

Multi-platinum, award-winning violinist Lindsey Stirling today announced the return of her Snow Waltz Holiday Tour, bringing her dazzling combination of music, dance, aerial acrobatics and theatrical production to audiences across the United States this holiday season. The 25-city tour begins November 18 in Hollywood, Florida, and includes three performances in Las Vegas, along with stops… Continue reading Lindsey Stirling Sets 25-City Snow Waltz Holiday Tour

Gregory Alan Isakov Announced as Surprise Headliner for Philly Music Fest’s 10th Anniversary

Philly Music Fest announces surprise headliner Gregory Alan Isakov as it celebrates its 10th Anniversary this October 12-18. Isakov will perform at Ardmore Music Hall October 12 with support from Caiola and October 13 with support from Madi Diaz. Tickets will be available for pre-sale for artist, venue and festival fans on Tuesday, August 25… Continue reading Gregory Alan Isakov Announced as Surprise Headliner for Philly Music Fest’s 10th Anniversary

Christian McBride Shares “Pick A Card” From WXPN’s Philly Anthems

Christian McBride Shares “Pick A Card” From WXPN’s Philly Anthems

Review: Gentle Giant “In a Glass House” Remaster Makes Clear Break with the Past

The Gentle Giant album In a Glass House begins – so fittingly – with the sounds of breaking glass. The jarring sound clip quickly becomes an echoey, accelerated percussive loop that leads into the electronic miasma of the rollicking kick-off track, titled “The Runaway”. Defying usual rock conventions, it features a snappy marimba solo over… Continue reading Review: Gentle Giant “In a Glass House” Remaster Makes Clear Break with the Past

Keb’ Mo’ Shares Stripped-Down New Album The Breakdown

5x GRAMMY-winner Keb’ Mo’ released his new album The Breakdown via Concord Records. The 10-song collection is his most stripped-down and personal album to date, marking a first in his celebrated career as he pares each recording down to just his guitar, voice and carefully selected vocal contributions from the Soweto Gospel Choir and gospel… Continue reading Keb’ Mo’ Shares Stripped-Down New Album The Breakdown

Whozyerman? Announces Sophomore Album Belly of the Beast

Dubbed one of Ireland’s “most inventive and incisive songwriters,” alternative solo artist Whozyerman? has announced his sophomore album, Belly of the Beast, for release on Friday, October 23. The announcement arrives after extensive praise for singles “Miles Away” and “Long Stretch,” which earned support across RTÉ Radio 1, Today FM, Newstalk, RTÉ 2FM, Red FM,… Continue reading Whozyerman? Announces Sophomore Album Belly of the Beast

Lyal Strickland Shares New Single “Birds” Featuring Rachel Laven

Lyal Strickland has released “Birds,” the second single from his upcoming album, Shooter of Truth, due October 16. The stripped-down duet features San Antonio songwriter Rachel Laven, with Strickland on acoustic guitar and a cello part from Molly Healey of The Ozark Mountain Daredevils. The new track follows the album’s title song, “Shooter of Truth,”… Continue reading Lyal Strickland Shares New Single “Birds” Featuring Rachel Laven

Scott Cook Releases New Album Troubadourly Yours

After seven previous albums and two decades spent touring the world, Canadian singer-songwriter Scott Cook has hit his stride with his latest collection, Troubadourly Yours, out today via Release Guru. Born in West Virginia but raised on the Canadian prairies, Cook’s socially conscious songs are rooted in the spirit of Woody Guthrie, and have created… Continue reading Scott Cook Releases New Album Troubadourly Yours

Chris Johnson Shares New Single “Live to Ride” Ahead of Tales From The Cowboy Palace

Chris Johnson Shares New Single “Live to Ride” Ahead of Tales From The Cowboy Palace

Mark Isham Releases First Solo Album in 15 Years, At the Carousel Club

Photo Credit: Jake Isham GRAMMY and Emmy Award-winning artist Mark Isham released At the Carousel Club, his first solo album in 15 years. Having built its foundation on three uninterrupted weeks of experimentation with his collection of analog synthesizers, the Academy Award-nominated composer draws from the disciplines that have defined his multi-faceted career – jazz,… Continue reading Mark Isham Releases First Solo Album in 15 Years, At the Carousel Club

Jack Johnson, Lake Street Dive and the Fine Art of Surviving a South Florida Summer Night

Photos by Russell Levine Jack Johnson‘s SURFILMUSIC Tour opened its run with Lake Street Dive at iTHINK Financial Amphitheatre in West Palm Beach on August 18, 2026. There are concerts that begin when the house lights go down, and then there are concerts that begin the moment you step out of your car and realize… Continue reading Jack Johnson, Lake Street Dive and the Fine Art of Surviving a South Florida Summer Night

Angine de Poitrine’s Sold-Out First U.S. Tour Rolls On Through December

Photo Credit: Constantin Monfilliette Microtonal cardboard duo Angine de Poitrine are following their United States live concert debut at last month’s Newport Jazz Festival with their completely sold-out, first-ever US tour. The run, now underway, includes multiple shows in a number of cities due to overwhelming popular demand and continues into December. Upcoming highlights include… Continue reading Angine de Poitrine’s Sold-Out First U.S. Tour Rolls On Through December

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