Author: Lauren Leadingham

Songs and stories from a performer whose voice and presence turn any stage into an evening measured in clever turns, exacting craft, and unexpected laughs.

Corey Henry & the Treme Funktet made their mark at the GRAMMYs, and return home to continue their Thursday night residency at Vaughan’s Lounge with more shows and new music on the horizon.

“Turn On Your Love Light,” the first single from ‘Just Stay Live,’ presents a newly restored 2011 performance with Garth Hudson, now reborn in Dolby Atmos.

Two cornerstone albums from Chess Records — Etta James’ At Last! and Chuck Berry’s Berry Is On Top — are brought back into focus, with Bo Diddley and Muddy Waters set to follow, reminding listeners why these recordings still matter.

Gibson recreates Keith Richards’ legendary 1960 ES-355 with hand-aged replicas, limited editions, and signature tone.

Sammy Brue interprets the writings of mentor Justin Townes Earle on ‘The Journals,’ highlighted by “Love at a Glance.”

Langhorne Slim brings Lockeland Strings into “Rock N Roll” for a live studio performance captured at Wilburn Street Studios.

Today, the Nashville-based singer-songwriter releases his new single and accompanying video, “They Think It’s Funny,” an early look at Savoy, North’s forthcoming third album, due September 1, 2026 via Round Badge Records.

Eric Bibb’s new track “If You’re Free” reminds us: stay grateful, and stay awake to the suffering around us.

Mavericks’ Max Abrams releases a cinematic cover of “Wicked Game,” showcasing his latest album ‘Samba Americana’ while continuing to support Raul Malo and celebrating the band’s enduring legacy.