The Eau Claire, WI folk rockers reunite with Grammy-winning producer Brian Joseph for their fifth album, NO FUN IN THE CHRYSALIS, Out February 28 on Some Fun RecordsWatch THEM COULEE BOYS’ album teaser for NO FUN IN THE CHRYSALIS HERE October 31, Eau Claire, WI: Them Coulee Boys upcoming release, No Fun In The Chrysalis, finds the Wisconsin folk rock artists […]

Nashville’s country traditionalist announces tour dates on the heels of his new album, JP Harris Is A Trash Fire, produced by JD McPherson The album, out now on Bloodshot Records, includes guest appearances by JD McPherson, Shovels & Rope, Erin Rae, & The Watson Twins. Check out the video for “Dark Thoughts,” impacting at Americana

Since late 2006, Blake Christiana has led Yarn through a fertile soundscape that plowed through acoustic and electric roots-based music. Then about two years ago, to reboot his creative self, Christiana booked a weekend of shows that featured new material, songs never used by Yarn and onstage collaborations. It resulted in his first ever live recording, Live at

It’s been a 10-year wait, but Kelley Mickwee’s soulful new single, “Force Of Nature,” is premiering today at Glide Magazine. It’s the first release from Everything Beautiful, her first solo album in a decade and was co-written with Owen Temple and features David Jimenez on guitar. “I enlisted an amazing cast of characters, from Pumas to Gary

Blues artists HeavyDrunk and Watermelon Slim are combining forces for a UK tour and a new record, Bluesland Theme Park, to be released in 2025. HeavyDrunk and Watermelon Slim each have quite a repertoire individually (26 albums between the two), so it’s intriguing to think about how their styles will blend together on their first joint effort. The duo’s first single, “Watermelon

With 40 years of making music as the iconic folk-rock band Indigo Girls, Amy Ray and Emily Saliers have also made their mark as dedicated activists, feminists, and out lesbians. Ever since “Closer to Fine” in 1989, the Indigo Girls have been on queer women’s playlists, as well as in Deneuve and Curve regularly. By

Brooklyn Americana band Yarn’s new music on Born, Blessed, Grateful, & Alive reverberates with echoes of past classic rock and country from the 1970s and 1980s. By Steve Horowitz Born, Blessed, Grateful, & Alive is Yarn’s first studio album in eight years. The new music reverberates with echoes of past classic rock and country from the 1970s and

NO DEPRESSION Reviews Yarn’s ‘Born, Blessed, Grateful & Alive’ Yarn’s latest, Born, Blessed, Grateful & Alive, opens with grand, sweeping blues rock and an imperative: get off that screen and join the party. The music, the message to “Turn Off the News,” neither are all that radical, but that’s not the point. It feels good —

The Indigo Girls joined the host of Southern Living Magazine‘s Biscuits & Jam podcast to talk about their latest projects – a documentary and a rom-com, their relationship with the South, their passion for music and how they’ve endured being openly gay artists in the South and music industry. Listen to the full podcast here

Singer Chris Smither sat down with NPR’s Don Gonyea to talk about his latest release “All About the Bones”. DON GONYEA, HOST: Chris Smither learned to play music in New Orleans on his mother’s ukulele. He loved the blues as a kid, but he started his career as a folk artist in Cambridge, Mass., in