Grammy-winning folk icons Indigo Girls will join Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter/rocker Melissa Etheridge for a run of co-billed shows this August. The tour kicks off at Ravinia at Highland Park, IL and will include select Midwest and Northeast dates (see below), followed by their co-billed West Coast tour with Amos Lee. Pre-sale tickets for Indigo Girls’ […]

As winter settles in across the country, jAmericana-grass ensemble The High Hawks take flight for warmer climates on their latest single, “Somewhere South”. By Premiering exclusively through Live For Live Music, “Somewhere South” follows “Diamond Sky” as the second single from the band’s upcoming sophomore album Mother Nature’s Show, out February 16th. READ THE FULL ARTICLE HERE 

The dream-team co-bill will is scheduled to play 9 shows together on the West Coast — kicking things off in Santa Barbara, January 15th — TICKETS AVAILABLE HERE! January 15 Marjorie Luke Theatre – Santa Barbara, CA January 16 Troubadour – West Hollywood, CA January 18 The Fillmore – San Francisco, CA January 19 Center

This weekend’s 15th annual festival in South Walton County features Elvis Costello, Jeff Tweedy, Steve Earle and a pair of New Orleans acts By Keith Spera / Nola.com The Florida Panhandle’s scenic Emerald Coast is not just about beaches anymore. The stretch of south Walton County between Miramar Beach and Rosemary Beach, a popular summertime

Alt-rock trailblazer Matthew Sweet has announced his return to live touring following a nearly four-year hiatus, beginning with the pandemic and extending until now. Sweet will return to the 30A Songwriters Festival over MLK weekend in January, followed by a six-date, full-band Midwest run. The tour kicks off on February 9 at the Madrid Theatre in Kansas City, MO and

The High Hawks will release a new album entitled Mother Nature’s Show on February 16 through LoHi Records. The band premiered a video for the lead single, “Diamond Sky,” in advance of its official release this Friday, December 8. The High Hawks are made up of Leftover Salmon guitarist Vince Herman, Railroad Earth fiddler/guitarist Tim Carbone, Horseshoes and Hand Grenades’ guitarist Adam Greuel, Hard Working Americans keyboardist Chad Staehly, and Great American Taxi drummer Will

NPR’s Don Gonyea talks with Brennen Leigh about her new album with a classic country sound, “Ain’t Through Honky Tonkin’ Yet.” DON GONYEA, HOST: Country music has a long, long list of greats. There’s Hank, and there’s Cash and Carter and Dolly and Loretta. And we could go on and on and on. Now, these

Remote Maine Island Captures Soul Of Transgender Rocker By Gary Stoller Many American travelers are unaware Maine has 14 island communities with no bridges to the mainland that are accessible only by water or air. They may seem distant and isolated, but North Haven, 12 miles from the mainland in Penobscot Bay, always feels like

Charleston, SC: South Carolina songwriter-poet Danielle Howle is releasing her powerful new album, Current, today on indie label Kill Rock Stars Nashville. It brings the eclectic Lowcountry artist full circle, as Kill Rock Stars put out her 1999 album, Catalog. Southern to the bone with a refreshingly guileless approach to her art, Howle captivates audiences with her stunning vocal ability — she

Nashville, TN: Cidny Bullens is releasing Little Pieces, his debut album for Kill Rock Stars Nashville Little Pieces features a batch of burnished twangy, hook-filled rock songs that explores his late-in-life transition. Produced by Nashville legend Ray Kennedy (Lucinda Williams, Steve Earle, Rodney Crowell), this set of songs crackles with vibrant life and a refusal to be defined by anything but itself.