On Friday, June 20th, 2025, the Fox Theatre will host a powerhouse tribute to Southern rock royalty as Other Brothers take the stage, joined by special guest RADO. Doors open at 7:00 PM, with music starting at 8:00 PM. General admission tickets go on sale Friday, April 4th at 10:00 AM and are available HERE. All ages are welcome (under 16 must be accompanied by an adult).

Camp 420 is set to celebrate the beloved plant with an unforgettable day of music, community, and entertainment on April 19, 2025, from 3:00 PM until midnight at a private venue in Longmont, Colorado. This highly anticipated event will showcase a dynamic performance by Colorado's renowned band, the Magic Beans, promising a night filled with vibrant music and endless dancing.

Regina Spektor will reissue five of her acclaimed albums on limited edition color vinyl: Begin To Hope (Yellow Flame LP), Far (Velum Clear LP), What We Saw From The Cheap Seats (Translucent Red LP), Remember Us To Life (Black Clouds 2LP), and Live in London (Curacao 2LP).

This marks a return to vinyl for Far and Live in London, with both albums having been out of print for several years. All five will be available everywhere on May 16. Pre-order HERE.

The fourth annual Ramble Festival, taking place just outside Darlington, MD will kick off on October 10th and is thrilled to unveil the 2025 artist lineup including The California Honeydrops, The Infamous Stringdusters, Cris Jacobs, The Brothers Comatose, The Ramble Band Plays Dead (ft. Cris Jacobs), High Fade, Pappy, TreeSap (Cabinet Trio), and many more.  This festival is designed for those seeking more than just a music event—it's a community festival that embraces creativity and connection.

Ahead of their highly anticipated return to Madison Square Garden on Tuesday, April 15th and Wednesday, April 16th, The Brothers have announced a takeover of the new SiriusXM Southern Rock channel, streaming now as an in-app exclusive then airing on satellite channel 79 starting April 8th for a limited time.

In a tiny, forgotten corner of Oregon, Bee Appleseed stood atop a moss-covered boulder, looking out over a vast, sprawling forest he knew like an old friend. The trees whispered memories, their leaves rustling softly as though applauding his return. It had been years since he'd truly visited this place—not merely in passing, but in spirit.