Get ready to immerse yourself in the entrancing soundscapes of Into The Fog's latest live album, "Searchin’ For Sanctuary: Roanoke, VA 10/19/23," set to release on January 19th. This Raleigh-based psychedelic jamgrass group is known for their captivating songwriting and genre-defying melodies, and they are thrilled to offer an advanced listening experience of their new record.

The eclectic band Spafford is constantly pushing the boundaries of improvisation and creativity.  On a stage where Houdini himself performed, Spafford created more magic for the fans who attended either night of the two-night winter tour opening run at historic Broad Brook Opera House.  The first night was highlighted by the high energy originals "Broken Wing">"Walls" which consists of forty-four minutes of musical fun.

When you come from Bolton, Mississippi (pop. 567), the blues is in your DNA. Indeed, it’s the same place that gave the world Charley Patton, Bo Carter, Sam Chatmon and others who, it could be argued, established the blues as a distinct genre during the early part of the 20th century. The spirit of those artists—along with more recent practitioners such as R.L. Burnside, Junior Kimbrough and Jimmy “Duck” Holmes—is ingrained in the sound of Robert Connely Farr.

Today, groove titans Ghost-Note announced an April 19th release date for their upcoming third album Mustard n’Onions. Led by Snarky Puppy's multi-GRAMMY-winning duo of drummer-keyboardist Robert Sput Searight and percussionist Nate Werth, Mustard n’Onions will be the group’s first new LP in six years, and their debut for Artistry Music/Mack Avenue Music Group.

Guitarist and composer Phil Sargent is a name to be reckoned with in the Boston and New York music scenes.