Blues-rock titan Joe Bonamassa continues to celebrate the 10th anniversary of his groundbreaking album Different Shades Of Blue with the release of a brand-new single, “Scarlet Town.” Now available on all streaming platforms for the very first time, a fitting song for a Friday the 13th release, this haunting blues track serves as the second single from the anniversary edition of Different Shades Of Blue, following the release of the high-octane “

GRAMMY Award-winning singer, songwriter and musician Lukas Nelson joined forces with The Travelin’ McCourys and Sierra Ferrell for a new bluegrass-tinged version of Adele’s beloved song, “Someone Like You”—out today. The rendition came together organically while Nelson and The Travelin’ McCourys were rehearsing for their DelFest performance earlier this year. They will once again share the stage next Saturday at Farm Aid in Saratoga Springs, NY.

On this September 13th, 2024, we mark the birthday of a towering figure in American music, Bill Monroe, the man whose name is forever bound to the creation of bluegrass. Born in Rosine, Kentucky, in 1911, Monroe was a force that shaped the soundscape of American folk, country, and beyond, casting shadows deep into the realms of rock and jam music. It is no stretch to say that without Monroe, the sonic evolution that gave rise to countless genres would be missing a crucial voice—a high, lonesome voice, as the hallmark of his sound came to be known.

As it celebrates 130 years of music history, Gibson, the iconic and leading global instrument brand, has announced it will feature live music performances at the Gibson Garage Nashville during AMERICANAFEST week. On Wednesday, September 18 (12-5pm), artists Seán Burna, Judy Blank, and Stelth Ulvang will perform live music, while Marty Schwartz will return for his “Back to Basics” guitar lessons, all from the Gibson Garage Nashville stage.

3x GRAMMY® Award-nominated guitar legend Joe Bonamassa and Sixthman, the leader in festivals and music cruises for more than a decade, are celebrating 10 unforgettable years at sea with an adventurous new edition of their world-famous floating Blues-Rock party, “KEEPING THE BLUES ALIVE AT SEA ALASKA,” sailing September 15-21, 2025 from Seattle, WA to Ketchikan, AK, Sitka, AK, and Victoria, B.C. aboard the luxurious Norwegian Jade.

Rock trio The Black Moods have released their compelling new documentary, 500 Days of Silence. Produced in collaboration with Steelhorse Entertainment, the film chronicles the band’s origin story and follows them through the challenging period of the live music shutdown.

The innovators behind the boutique music vacation experience, Topeka, are excited to announce the launch of their highly anticipated Fall 2024 season, featuring three brand-new, immersive weekends. Country superstar Luke Combs will curate the first weekend from October 10-12, followed by Texas singer-songwriter Lyle Lovett from November 1-3, and the season will conclude with The Avett Brothers from November 8-10.

Tomorrow, Psychedelic funk veterans Lettuce will celebrate the re-release of their longtime-cherished album Live in Tokyo available via Lettuce Records in celebration of the album’s 20th anniversary. The formative album will be released on vinyl for the first time ever and has been remastered for an enhanced audio experience. Listen & order on record on limited edition red vinyl and CD HERE.

The Commoners are pleased to announce the release of their title track single, "Restless," available on all streaming platforms from Friday, September 13th. The single is taken from their critically acclaimed third studio album, Restless, available at www.thecommoners.ca/store.

Watch the official music video for the new single "Restless" on YouTube HERE.

As he prepares to release his third full-length studio album, Lifeline, later this month, rising reggae rock singer, songwriter, producer and guitarist Joe Samba has issued one final tease with his new single “Communicate.” The islandy new song epitomizes relationships with your friends as you grow older and the struggle to see each other because of adult life.