Today, Goose offshoot acoustic trio Orebolo, featuring Rick Mitarotonda (guitar, vocals), Peter Anspach (guitar, vocals), and Jeff Arevalo (upright bass, vocals) unveils their debut studio album, The Chateau, available now across all streaming platforms. The highly anticipated nine-track project, released via No Coincidence Records, marks a significant milestone in the burgeoning band’s journey.

June 7th, 2024 marks the day we celebrate the birth of one of music's most eclectic and prolific artists—Prince Rogers Nelson. From the streets of Minneapolis to the global stage, Prince redefined music, artistry, and the boundaries of creativity. Today, the Grateful Web honors his legacy, reflecting on a journey that spanned over four decades, marked by innovation, controversy, and timeless music.

Dean Martin, born Dino Paul Crocetti on June 7, 1917, in Steubenville, Ohio, remains one of the most enduring and beloved figures in entertainment. Known for his smooth voice, charismatic persona, and effortless charm, Martin's legacy spans music, film, television, and live performances.

The much-anticipated Lewes Concert Series is set to make its grand return starting Wednesday, June 12, promising more music and breathtaking sunsets! This 10-week concert series features a mix of nationally touring artists and some of the best tribute bands in the country. Excitement is already building for the return of fan-favorites, The Amish Outlaws.

Kicking off the series is the Rolling Stones Tribute Band – The Classic Stones, followed by a special Thursday night performance by Baltimore, Maryland native Cris Jacobs, and local sensation Sweet Leda.

Country superstar Luke Combs will release his new full-length album, Fathers & Sons, on June 14 on Columbia Nashville (pre-order/pre-save available). Ahead of the first-of-its-kind album release, the new song, “The Man He Sees In Me,” written by Combs and Josh Phillips, is out now. Listen/share HERE.

The 80’s New Wave tour TOTALLY TUBULAR FESTIVAL kicks off Tuesday, June 25 in Seattle, WA and the tour organizers have announced a line-up change: “You can’t have a Totally Tubular Festival without The Tubes, so we’ve just added the iconic band from San Francisco to the lineup.”