Fresh on the heels of their self-titled LP released in November 2024, The Snozzberries have dropped two new singles. Entirely self-produced in their rehearsal space, Durt Nap and Just After 2 kick off a new way for the band to release music to their fans quickly.

America's only South Asian wedding band Red Baraat fires on all cylinders with its blistering new studio album, Bhangra Rangeela (Sinj Records) -- the band's first release since 2018 featuring nine new tracks and three classics from previous albums -- as dhol drummer Sunny Jain and his cast of NYC's finest multi-instrumentalists bring bombastic beats and fiery horns to 15 North American venues and festivals throughout April & May 2025.

Single day band lineups have been announced for Punk In The Park Denver, July 18-20 at National Western Stockyards in Denver, Colorado.

The biggest Punk In The Park event to date will feature performances from over 40 bands on two stages, with no overlapping set times. The lineup includes punk rock legends Bad Religion, Descendents, Streetlight Manifesto, Dropkick Murphys, Pennywise, The Aquabats and many more. See below for the daily band lineups.

Deep Tropics Music Festival, widely recognized as the greenest festival in North America, today unveils the first wave of their 2025 lineup. Each beat, each moment, and each interaction is designed to awaken the senses and cultivate a sense of unity - themes that have been globally recognized by Forbes, DJ Mag, Uproxx and the NY Times.

One of America’s most beloved bands, Turnpike Troubadours will release their new album, The Price of Admission, digitally this Friday, April 11 via Bossier City Records/Thirty Tigers (pre-save HERE, with physical pre-order to launch soon).

Pink Talking Fish turned Buffalo Iron Works into a scene straight out of musical comedy history last night (Sunday, April 6th, 2025), when guitarists Mike Gantzer (Aqueous), Jimmy Law, and Brian Murray (Dogs In A Pile) joined forces with PTF's own Cal Kehoe. Midway through the Talking Heads classic "Slippery People," the stage took an unexpected turn when all four guitarists gathered around a single guitar, simultaneously jamming together in what fans are already dubbing the “Best Worst Sit-In Ever.”

Bell’s Eccentric Café has struck upon a brilliant idea with their Spring Concert Series, offering local talent the opportunity to shine on a professional stage—and what remarkable talent Kalamazoo has to showcase! This week I enjoyed performances from three outstanding groups, plus an exciting new star who illuminated the Backroom stage.

For over five decades, Asleep at the Wheel has proudly carried the torch for Western swing, keeping alive the vibrant sounds of Bob Wills and the energy of Texas dance halls with virtuosic musicianship and infectious enthusiasm. On March 26, 2025, the Grammy-winning band brought their timeless honky-tonk revival to Santa Barbara's historic Lobero Theatre, delivering an evening brimming with foot-stomping rhythms, dazzling solos, and pure, unadulterated fun.

Them Coulee Boys, composed of brothers Soren Staff (lead guitar) and Jens Staff (mandolin), Beau Janke (banjo), Neil Krause (bass), and Stas Hable (drums), have made a name for themselves as innovators in funky bluegrass music. Tonight, they're at The Livery promoting their new album, "No Fun in the Chrysalis," and fans have come from far (Chicago) and near (Fairplain) to hear these storied musicians.

2x Grammy Award-winning singer, songwriter and musician Billy Strings joins forces with renowned guitarist Bryan Sutton to release their new collaborative album, Live at the Legion. Recorded live on April 7, 2024 at Nashville’s American Legion Post 82, the album showcases the acclaimed duo performing 20 traditional bluegrass and folk songs, including new renditions of Bob Dylan’s “Don’t Think Twice, It’s Alright,” Doc Watson’s “Way Downtown” and more.