Sara Petite is proud of her 5th Studio Album, The Road Less Traveled, her favorite work to date.  In true classic country style, her autobiographical songs have her sweeping up the pieces of her broken heart off of the floor and putting them back together.  “The road has twisted and turned, burnt me, bent me, and broke my heart in ways I never knew could happen,” said the artist.  “I have a knack for making people feel both heartache and happiness.  I think my songs can be very cathartic.”

Songwriter, folksinger, and multi-instrumentalist, Ashleigh Caudill, to release first volume in new digital series. This collection will feature her original works in various styles starting out on her beloved home turf, bluegrass.

On Saturday, March 18, the improvisational-jam based and progressive aggressive styling of Umphrey’s McGee returned to the Wiltern Theater in Los Angeles for the third time in as many years.

Red Sox fans, here's your chance to have a once-in-a-lifetime experience and support the Rex Foundation's work at the same time.

After 20 years in Boulder, CO, and many years prior in Baltimore, MD, keyboardist of The String Cheese Incident, Kyle Hollingsworth, along with the Hollingsworth family, has relocated to the beaches of Mexico to allow for pursuit of new musical and brewing passions. SCI’s recent tour featuring throwback acoustic sets saw Hollingsworth return to his accordion, igniting his lifelong drive to perform live mariachi.

Plastic Pinks is comprised of two brothers, June Summer (Lead Vocals) and Augie Pink (Rhythm Guitar/Vocals) who left Puerto Rico to come to Miami and start the band.  They were soon joined by close friends Dane Giordano (Bass Guitar/backing vocals), Trevor Mustoe (Drums/backing vocals), and Rod Woolf (Lead Guitar/backing vocals). They released their first album on Burger Records and have toured multiple times all over the United States, Mexico, Canada, and Puerto Rico.

In 1993, Phish was touring following the release of their fourth album Rift, and rapidly expanding into colleges and theaters as word spread about their renowned live performances. St. Louis '93 captures the band at two standout shows on consecutive tours at the 1,750-seat Beaux Arts style American Theatre.

Carrying the torch of the great funk bands such as Tower of Power, Sly and the Family Stone, and James Brown into the 21st century, comes Deep Banana Blackout. With full horn section, and soulful groove imbedded in the roots of funk, Deep Banana is the leader of today's emerging funk rock scene. The band's sound captures commercial accessibility augmented with tight musical arrangements and limited improvisation. But make no mistake- THIS BAND ROCKS! Their incessant touring and high-energy performances demonstrate the deep love, respect, and enthusiasm the members have for what they do.