Sierra Ferrell is performing a three concert set of livestreams under the theme “Pick Your Poison.” The first of these “Poisons” was Honky Tonk music, and took place on Sunday April 18th via Mandolin from the American Legion Post 82 in Nashville, TN. The other events and their “Poisons” will be Calypso Night at Dee’s […]
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Maia Sharp is a highly productive songwriter, performing musician, and producer, and she divides her time between writing songs for herself and writing songs for others, but in both endeavors she often collaborates with co-writers. Her songs have been recorded by The Chicks, Bonnie Raitt, Trisha Yearwood, Cher, Art Garfunkel, Lisa Loeb and many, […]
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Zoe FitzGerald Carter works as a writer, musician, and songwriter and also teaches both memoir writing and songwriting. Her many years of experience as a performer led her to songwriting with her band Sugartown, and her first fully solo album, Waterlines, was released in late March 2021. It was produced by Jeffrey Wood and features […]
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On Sunday, April 11th, Andrew Bird took part in his fifth livestream concert of the pandemic in his Performance Now! series, and this time featured special guest Jimbo Mathus, which reunited these former Squirrel Nut Zippers collaborators. But this reunion was preceded by a much bigger one when Bird and Mathus got together to record […]
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By Hannah Means-Shannon Emily Barker and Frank Turner presented “Barker-Turner Overdrive: An Evening of Duets” on Thursday, April 8th, streaming from The Forum in Tunbridge Wells, UK. They were joined by musical friends Matt Nasir, Lukas Drinkwater, Jess Guise, the quartet Carducci Strings, who were working with arrangements by Joe Duddell. The thirteen-song set was […]
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Reverend Peyton’s Big Damn Band is releasing aptly titled new album Dance Songs for Hard Times on April 9th via Thirty Tigers, and every single song on the album is very likely to get you dancing. That’s quite a feat in an era without live shows and is set to bring very real consolation to […]
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Brigitte DeMeyer’s new solo album, Seeker, arrives on March 26th from Proper Music and tackles changes that DeMeyer faced in her own life in a very universal way by digging into the emotional challenges that life can throw at us. It’s an album about meaningful places, but it’s even more strongly an album about meaningful […]
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The Kitchen Dwellers take in a wide swath of musical traditions and build upon Bluegrass traditions to interpret, adapt, and in some case, arrange them in new and surprising ways. Their music feels continually unexpected, and the spirit of experimentation is something that drives them, particularly on their latest 2019 album, Muir Maid, and in […]
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The White Buffalo performed several concerts in 2020 live from The Belly Up Tavern in Solina Beach, California, a great example of artists and venues working together to reach audiences at home and raise awareness of the needs in the music industry right now. As of April 2020, The White Buffalo had also released the […]
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photo by Chris Bickford Songwriter and performer Mando Saenz is set to release a new solo album, All My Shame, on February 26th via Carnival Recording Company, a label where he’s a staff writer as well as a recording artist. Saenz writes many songs that end up being recorded by other artists and friends, and […]
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