Connecticut-based rock quintet Goose has announced a series of upcoming North American headline dates – their first scheduled tour of 2025. The three-city run includes three-night stands at Milwaukee, WI’s Miller High Life Theatre (February 6–8) and Grand Rapids, MI’s 20 Monroe Live (February 13–15), along with the band's first appearance in Canada at Toronto, ON’s History (February 11).

In a world reshaped by unprecedented challenges, flutist and composer Yulia Musayelyan reflects on the collective and personal journeys of recent years with her latest release, Strange Times, out now on Wherego Music. This deeply contemplative album weaves the rich tapestry of Latin American folk traditions with the exploratory spirit of modern jazz, offering listeners a poignant musical narrative of resilience, hope, and rediscovery.

Rising star Daniel Donato brought his band, Daniel Donato's Cosmic Country, to the Brooklyn Bowl for a three-night stand in late October, and they did not disappoint. Their clever mix of country, bluegrass, rock, and funk was a hit with the crowd, as the quartet continued to gain traction at the iconic Williamsburg venue. The setlist featured a mix of originals alongside notable covers, some of which the audience may not have expected to hear in a bluegrass setting.

There have been several timeless duets that have left a lasting mark. Whether it’s Tom Petty and Stevie Nicks, Americana darlings Buddy and Julie Miller, or the late Gram Parsons and Emmylou Harris, there is an intangible quality in their duets that is mesmerizing. Now, Sterling, Virginia-based musician Drew Gibson has created "Burning Horses," a stunning new single featuring Maddi Mae, found on Gibson’s charming new album of the same name.