Carl Fischer & T.Ë.T.I. is a tribute to the greats that postured as more than just trumpet players, but also as innovators in the music, styles and social movements that surrounded them. These are the trumpet icons that are recognizable even by only their first name. The ones you can recognize from the first note or phrase. They helped to create, and give identity to, musical genres and even crossed between them. Louis, Dizzy, Miles and Maynard!

IBMA Award-winning artist Laura Orshaw has released an upbeat, Bluegrass bursting version of inspiring track, “Hank.” The first release since she signed with Dark Shadow Recording, “Hank” was originally released by indie-folk duo “Tattletale Saints.” Orshaw immediately resonated with the lyrics which led it to be the debut track from her forthcoming record due out later this year. Click HERE to find “Hank” on your preferred digital platform today.

The Ventures are considered by many to be the greatest “surf band”. While it is true that The Ventures style and music helped define that musical genre as much as anyone, they are much more than that. Surf is just a subset of what The Ventures are...the Best-Selling Instrumental Rock Band in Music History.

Riding high from the release of their latest dance single "Lesson," Pimps of Joytime welcome 2022 with "Are You Gonna?," the second single featured on their much-anticipated new studio album, Reachin' Up, set for release on February 4, 2022 on Regime Music Group.

“We want to surprise our audience from song to song,” says Good Morning Bedlam frontman Isaak Elker. “Rather than creating our music to fit a genre, we allow it to be an outpouring of our own stories and unique sound.” Elker, joined in Good Morning Bedlam by his wife Tori on bass and band co-founder Sophia Mae Beyer on fiddle, spent over 200 days playing shows to their ever-growing fanbase in 2019 before the world shut down.

Due to overwhelming demand, GRAMMY Award-winning singer, songwriter and musician Billy Strings has added a show at Denver’s Mission Ballroom on May 14 after his two-night headline debut at Red Rocks Amphitheatre (May 12 and 13) immediately sold out after going on-sale yesterday. Tickets for the Mission Ballroom date will be available via random lottery.