Bonfire Entertainment is pleased to announce the highly anticipated return of Campout for the Cause following a five-year hiatus. Taking place September 19–20, 2025, at Hutchinson Ranch in Salida, Colorado, the festival will also host a special welcome picnic and early camping on Thursday, September 18.

Rachel Sumner & Traveling Light are packing up their instruments and setting off on a run of spring and summer performances, highlighted by first-time headlining dates at iconic venues and a highly anticipated appearance on the main stage of the Kerrville Folk Festival.

Ahead of the next leg of his No Name Tour, Jack White has announced a limited-edition 7-inch release of “Archbishop Harold Holmes” b/w “Archbishop Harold Holmes (Live) - Recorded at The Blind Pig - Ann Arbor, MI - 9/1/24,” available Friday, April 11 on worldwide on black vinyl and on tri-color vinyl exclusively at Third Man Records storefront locations.

Mom+Pop Music artist alt-country supergroup, Chaparelle today released their newest single “Playing Diamonds Cashing Checks” out now. The new single comes ahead of their highly-anticipated debut album, Western Pleasure, releasing on April 18, courtesy of Mom+Pop Music.

“There's a lot of Cajun music, swamp pop, and New Orleans flair down there,” says songwriter and recording artist Pug Johnson of his southeastern Texas hometown. “There's Mexican music, Texas swing, and honky tonk, too. It's a real vibe.” Known as a Country singer first and foremost, Johnson listened to the world around him when writing his latest album, El Cabron, reshaping his influences into something brand new and finding room for Tejano, barroom boogie-woogie, and southern soul, too.

Susto Stringband released their debut album, Susto Stringband: Volume 1, today via New West Records. The 9-track set was produced by Ryan Stigmon and recorded at Mitch Easter’s Fidelitorium Recordings in Kernersville, NC. The debut album is a collaborative work between Justin Osborne, frontman of the acclaimed rock outfit Susto, and the Asheville-based Americana band Holler Choir.

ODESZA have today announced the release of ‘Music To Refine To: A Remix Companion to Severance’. The three-time Grammy-nominated duo have teamed up with the hit Apple TV+ show Severance across a new 7-track EP, adding their unique signature to the unmistakable sounds of Theodore Shapiro’s Emmy Award-winning compositions. The first track, "Entering Lumon", is available for streaming now. Listen HERE.

Boston’s original jazz fusion quartet, City of Four, is proud to announce its “New Vistas” tour this spring, featuring five high-energy performances across the Northeast from April 24 to April 28, 2025. The tour is made possible with support from Jazz Road, a national initiative of South Arts, funded by the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation with additional support from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.

The Ain’t Sisters are proud to announce the release of their second full-length album, Atomic. The highly anticipated record officially dropped on March 29, accompanied by a major hometown album release show at Terminal West in Atlanta. The band celebrated with support from Josh Roberts and the Hinges and Danielle Howle. Atomic is now available in a first-ever double-vinyl format—a testament to The Ain’t Sisters’ dynamic sound and the depth of their thought-provoking lyrics.

Today, as Eric Clapton turns 80, we at Grateful Web tip our hats to the man whose fingers speak fluently in blues, rock, and soul—a musician whose life's soundtrack echoes loudly through generations. Born on March 30, 1945, Clapton's guitar playing swiftly transcended mere notes, becoming an emotional language that captivated listeners worldwide.