The Mavericks will honor frontman Raul Malo with two special tribute nights at Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium, celebrating his voice, resilience, and the band’s 35-year musical legacy with a lineup of friends and collaborators.
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Folk Alliance International’s 2026 Conference heads to New Orleans with keynotes from Big Freedia and Tank, honoring Taj Mahal, Clifton Chenier, and Louisiana Folk Roots in a five-day celebration of folk’s enduring and evolving traditions.
Join the Wild Honey Orchestra and Friends on October 24 for a tribute to Warren Zevon, featuring 25+ songs from his career, hosted by Chris Morris, with all proceeds supporting ADAO and the Ed Asner Family Center.
Award-winning folk, local flavor, and singalongs for all ages — Father Ron and Friends are bringing it to fall fests, lawn concerts, and porch performances.
Don’t miss a milestone year for American blues icons: Jorma Kaukonen’s 85th birthday tour, rare Hot Tuna shows, and the historic release of ‘Reno Road.’
Over 150 artists from 34 countries will perform at FAI’s 38th annual conference, themed Rise Up, celebrating global folk traditions and activism. Headliners include GRAMMY winners Lost Bayou Ramblers and Terrance Simien, protest icon Ramy Essam, and genre-spanning talents from across the world. The event, set for Jan 21–25, 2026, promises a powerful Second Line of Song in the heart of New Orleans.
The award-winning blues band kicks off a high-energy tour across the U.S., Canada, and Europe with a live show fans are calling their best yet.
On July 21, Roland Guerin steps in for George Porter Jr. at The Maple Leaf, bringing his acclaimed bass grooves back to New Orleans for a special performance.
The Americana Music Association has revealed the nominees for its 24th annual Honors & Awards, spotlighting standout artists like The Mavericks, Sierra Ferrell, MJ Lenderman, Waxahatchee, and Gillian Welch & David Rawlings. Winners will be announced September 10 at Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium as part of AMERICANAFEST’s 25th anniversary celebration.
This free, family-friendly event transforms the Pike into a vibrant celebration of music, culture, and community—featuring everything from soulful guitar and harmonica-driven blues to zydeco, funk, and jazz. With standout performances by Rick Franklin, Sol Roots, Anthony “Swamp Dog” Clark, Everyday Everybody, and Little Red & The Renegades, this year’s festival is a heartfelt tribute to the artists and sounds that keep the blues alive and thriving in the nation’s capital.