Since arriving in Austin in 1990, Guy Forsyth has made his mark on this city’s music scene (and worldwide) in multiple configurations, from the popular retro bands Asylum Street Spankers and Hot Nut Riveters to full blues and rock bands and various trios and duos. But he’s also mesmerized audiences as a soloist — mixing blues, folk, soul, jazz, bluegrass and myriad other genres into his singular sound.

Kristin Scott Benson, banjo player for the GRAMMY-nominated Grascals and duo Benson, won the Banjo Player Of The Year award at last night's International Bluegrass Music Association awards in Raleigh, North Carolina marking the 6th time she's won.

Multiple GRAMMY® Award-winning musician and composer, Dhani Harrison, has announced the release of INNERSTANDING, his first solo album in six years. The new album will be available digitally on October 20, with a 2LP Neon Yellow color vinyl edition being available on February 9th, 2024, via H.O.T. Records/BMG. Watch the official trailer for the album HERE.

Renowned musician and producer Joe Jackson unveils his latest artistic endeavour 'What A Racket!' -- a new album reviving the songs of enigmatic early 20th-century English Music Hall artist Max Champion.

Ten years ago, the jam scene was introduced to something entirely different. Pink Talking Fish made their debut on 9/26/13 in Breckenridge, CO, presenting a blend that blurred the lines between tribute and originality. By taking the music of three cherished bands – Pink Floyd, Talking Heads, and Phish – Pink Talking Fish gave fans a fresh and invigorating interpretation of beloved classics.

Charting a dynamic path in the American pop-rock realm, Matt Smith’s World is back with their latest album, Into The Light. Building on the momentum of the 2020 hit, Being Human, this ten-track odyssey promises a rich fusion of funky, jazzy, guitar-centric electric pop blues, and rock.

After 40 Years The Reno Family is releasing on October 6th an album collection of heritage recordings on Ronnie Reno’s Man-Do-Lin Productions label titled 40 YEARS LATE…and RIGHT ON TIME. The October issue of Bluegrass Unlimited includes a feature story on the upcoming album containing these never-before released recordings from this important multi-generational family in Bluegrass music.

On September 27, Trouser Press Books will publish Time Has Come Today: Rock and Roll Diaries 1967 – 2007 by Harold Bronson. Early praise for the book has come in from the likes of Dr. Demento, legendary journalist and author Robert Hilburn, and others.

Quickly emerging young Texas musician Mathias Lattin won 1st place at the 2023 International Blues Challenge in the band category and the Best Guitarist Award at 20 years old. The excitement is spreading rapidly.

On the heels of their spirited reimagination of the Grateful Dead classic “Attics of My Life,” Bay Area collective Moonalice shares the tender acoustic version. Recorded completely live and led by the T-Sisters vocal trio of Erika, Chloe, and Rachel Tietjen, Moonalice pays homage to the great American songwriter Robert Hunter with arresting three-part harmonies. The song has become a staple in the band’s live set as the T’s give a gorgeous rendition of the Dead classic.