Chicago’s funk-soul rebels Sneezy are back with Feed The Funk—a groove-soaked, genre-blurring EP that’s equal parts party starter and soulful odyssey. Out June 6, 2025, the project is now available for pre-order as a deluxe 2-LP vinyl, offering fans a tangible slice of the band’s electrifying chemistry.

Today, Kingston, NY via Charleston, South Carolina folk singer-songwriter Ginger Winn shares her intimate, cathartic "Not You"–a touching tribute to the artist's late father, out everywhere now. Winn's sophomore album Freeze Frame is due out June 13. On May 1, the artist and musician/producer A.J. Yorio (Michael Marcagi) will play live at Colony in Woodstock, NY with tickets on sale now here.

Today, Alison Krauss & Union Station return with their first new album in 14 years: Arcadia. Out now on Down The Road Records, this is a collection of music that "reconvenes and reconfigures a band that has transformed the sound of modern bluegrass by constantly drawing new subtleties from old-time roots," writes The New York Times.

IBMA award winners Missy Raines & Allegheny announce their new album Love & Trouble with the release of the album's lead single "Anywhere The Wind Blows" out today. The new single is a multi-generational collaboration between Raines, Laurie Lewis, Kathy Kallick and Ellie Hakanson - each a leading female voice of her generation in bluegrass music.

Today, Mumford & Sons release their fifth album, RUSHMERE, and detail an extensive North American tour for later this year. Stream the album HERE.

Rushmere is the spot where Mumford & Sons first met in Wimbledon. And RUSHMERE is the beginning for Mumford & Sons’ next phase, and it follows an intense period of creativity for the trio.

In December of last year, guitarist Trey Anastasio announced his first ever extended solo acoustic tour and for many, the idea of seeing this legendary talent deliver his lyrics and stories in intimate settings warmed many a winter heart with anticipation. Detailing twenty shows originally and adding a second night due to demand in his old stomping grounds of New Jersey to close the tour, tickets for almost all the performances sold out in moments.

Banjoists Alison Brown and Steve Martin team up with bluegrass icon, vocalist/mandolinist Tim O’Brien, on their new single "5 Days Out, 2 Days Back," their latest collaboration which will be included as part of a collection of songs by Brown and Martin to be released this year via Compass Records.

Punk pioneers The Sex Pistols featuring Frank Carter are set to ignite stages across North America on their highly anticipated 2025 tour leg—the band’s first U.S. tour since 2003. Punk icon Frank Carter will join Sex Pistols legends Steve Jones, Paul Cook, and Glen Matlock, performing the seminal 1977 album Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols in its entirety, plus additional fan favorites, celebrating the band’s 50th anniversary. Tickets go on sale Friday, April 4, at 10 a.m.

Four-time Grammy winner Smokey Robinson’s soulful vulnerability have swept audiences away for over 60 years. Last month, he turned 85, but judging by his latest multi-track single, out now via Gaither Music Group, Robinson’s unmistakable voice is as smooth and timeless as ever. This double A-side features a lilting "Three Little Birds,” and an elegant "What A Wonderful World,” both from Robinson’s upcoming album, What The World Needs Now, out April 25th on Gaither.

When stepping into the role of producer and bandleader for her third full-length album, BABY DON’T, New Orleans-based singer-songwriter Sarah Quintana drew from her wildly varied musical experiences—working with Cajun legends, French musicians, New Orleans roots-rock bands, and storytelling folk artists—to create a “Louisiana” record her way.