The concert film captures Tedeschi Trucks Band’s sold-out Madison Square Garden debut with special guests Trey Anastasio, Norah Jones, and Lukas Nelson.
Author: American Blues Scene Staff
With Hardy leading the Foundation, Austin Blues Festival 2026 celebrates the city’s enduring blues spirit and Antone’s influence.
The expanded run continues a show that connects Jim Croce’s songs with A.J.’s evolving catalog.
From British blues roots to a defining live document, Robin Trower’s 50th anniversary edition of ‘Live!’ revisits a pivotal moment at the height of his powers.
Backline launches B-LINE, a first-of-its-kind 24/7 mental health and crisis support line created exclusively for the music industry.
Folk Alliance International kicked off its 38th annual conference with the International Folk Music Awards. Highlights included Artist of the Year for I’m With Her and Carsie Blanton, Song of the Year for Crys Matthews’ “Sleeves Up,” and the inaugural Global Folk Album Award for The Baltic Sisters. Lifetime Achievement Awards went to Taj Mahal, Clifton Chenier, and Louisiana Folk Roots, while rising talent Yasmin Williams and socially conscious artist Kyshona were also recognized. With over 125 events, official showcases, and global collaborations, FAI’s conference celebrates the community, activism, and enduring creativity of folk music worldwide.
The award-winning trio delivers New Orleans–influenced funk, deep blues, and soul-driven rock in an intimate coastal setting.
A new Gibson docuseries looks at Tony Iommi’s working-class roots, Black Sabbath, and the sound that changed rock music.
The January 29 Paramount Theatre tribute honors Marcia Ball’s career while supporting HOME, the musician assistance organization she co-founded.
Steve Cropper’s crisp, economical guitar lines and studio instincts powered Booker T. & the MGs, Otis Redding, Sam & Dave, and generations of soul and rock recordings.