Grammy-nominated and seven-time Blues Music Award winner Janiva Magness returns with her newest single, “I Was Good to You Baby,” ahead of her forthcoming album expected for release in Spring 2025. Written by the late Louisiana musician Dave Egan, “Good to You Baby” is a powerful anthem of heartbreak and resilience, delivered with Magness’s signature blend of raw emotion and refined musicality.

Today, Nashville’s Katie Schecter releases her infectious new single and video, “Pay It No Mind.” The song serves as her personal mantra, reminding us all not to sweat the small stuff. “It’s not about ignoring all things unfavorable and living in a bubble of ignorance… It’s about saving your energy for when it really counts, for the stuff that really matters,” she shares.

The Masquerade of Madness (MoM) is no ordinary show—it’s an unforgettable, immersive experience that captivates every sense. From the moment you enter, you are transported into a world brimming with art, music, acting, and, of course, masquerade and madness.

Join us for an extraordinary evening of music, history, and celebration at The Closing of Winterland—a rare screening commemorating the legendary Grateful Dead concert that marked the final performance at San Francisco’s Winterland Arena. This special event, hosted by Bob Barsotti of the Bill Graham Memorial Foundation, promises to bring the magic of New Year’s Eve 1978 back to life.

Riding high off their 2024 “Roll With It Tour,” which received rave reviews from fans and critics alike and boasted several sold out shows, Billboard Chart-topping blues rockers The Record Company (TRC) have announced that they will be continuing their routing into 2025. Kicking off March 1 in Pomona, CA at the Glasshouse, the tour will run through Sunday, April 13 at the Tupelo Music Hall in Derry, NH, and will continue to support their latest release The 4th Album. 

Following the success of their debut release Like I Used To Do, husband-and-wife duo Stephen and Jana Mougin are back with their evocative new single, Frozen In Time. The song, penned by Rick Lang and Lincoln Meyers, beautifully captures the frosty charm of drifting snow and crisp winter air—an ode to the cold-weather nostalgia often missing from their Nashville surroundings.