Dennis Johnson is pleased to announce that he will be releasing his fourth full-length album, Revelation, on July 15, 2022. The video for the first single, "Going Down" was premiered by American Blues Scene.

With a half-time back beat and a feel-good guitar twang, songwriter Forrest McCurren graciously marries a classic rock road song with a classic country love song on his new tune “Little Rock.” Sparked by how his messy motel room on the road was compared to the orderly and clean life he led back home, McCurren spun up this rocker that evokes the urgency of a road warrior like himself to make it on home, specifically to his wife Margaret—who sings and plays drums and fiddle on McCurren’s upcoming debut Oh Me, Oh My.

As the two-year anniversary of the murder of George Floyd draws near, Park Hill United Methodist Church and Temple Micah invite you to join our bell ringing event to honor his memory. Please join us to raise awareness and to be a visual reminder that Black Lives still Matter, that racial injustice is prevalent, and that our community stands together for justice.

When: Wednesday, May 25th
Where: Park Hill United Methodist Church (Along Montview Blvd.) OR at Your Event
Time: 12 Noon

WOMEN WHO ROCK BENEFIT CONCERT, PRESENTED BY GIBSON AT THE NOVO IN DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES. 4X GRAMMY-AWARD WINNING AIMEE MANN TO HEADLINE 5th ANNUAL BENEFIT CONCERT TO RAISE FUNDS FOR VITAL WOMEN’S HEALTH RESEARCH

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During a recent performance at Isis Music Hall in Asheville, North Carolina, Mountain Home Music Company congratulated Chris Jones & The Night Drivers on having six songs from their album Make Each Second Last go to No. 1 on bluegrass radio charts.

Positive Legacy integrates music and service to benefit people and the planet. We are grantmakers who coordinate environmental and humanitarian service projects fueled by the power of music. We transcend cultural boundaries by attending to the needs and aspirations of the communities where music happens. We create sustainable support through action from musicians and fans.

For bassist-turned-frontman John Inghram, the past is a complicated topic. “Like a lot of my fellow musicians, I spent much of my 20’s strung out, partying, and generally just made a lot of poor life choices,” Inghram explains. “A big part of making this album has been deciding that it’s not too late.

Pianist Rusty Tinder’s passion for country music took a bit of a winding road starting in Pullman, WA—piano at six, Choir at fourteen, a short stint with opera in college (music degree from Washington State), and several midwest-based jazz bands—before fate intervened.

JUNO Award-winning duo The Bros. Landreth deliver soul-stirring lyrics, mesmerizing musicianship and heavenly blood harmonies on its “polished and profound” (American Songwriter) new album ‘Come Morning,’ out today, May 13. ‘Come Morning’ is cathartic, transformative, and Joey and Dave Landreth’s most vulnerable record to date. Across 10 tracks, the brothers confront past demons from abuse and addiction, challenge ideas of toxic masculinity, process heartbreaking loss and seek to change a cycle of toxic family narratives.

On June 3, Cumbancha releases the album Mista Savona Presents Havana Meets Kingston Part 2 featuring an all-star lineup of musicians from Cuba and Jamaica. An epic set of 15 tracks, Havana Meets Kingston Part 2 unites the deep roots grooves of reggae, dancehall and rocksteady with the scorching soul of Cuban son, timba and salsa.