Marty Stuart Busy with New Album, Tour, and More
Stuart has released his new album 'Way Out West," and has begun touring behind it. He and his Fabulous Superlatives will be appearing on The Late Show, and The GRAMMY Museum® at L.A. LIVE will present 'Marty Stuart's Way Out West,' a new exhibit opening May 25, 2017, featuring artifacts celebrating the personal collection of Marty Stuart.
SiriusXM to Air Dan Auerbach Show Live
'Waiting On A Song' is Auerbach’s much-anticipated follow-up to 2009’s 'Keep It Hid' and is a love letter to Nashville.
Taj Mahal and Keb’ Mo’ on The Late Show Tonight
Taj Mahal and Keb' Mo' will sit in with Jon Batiste and Stay Human on the Late Show with Stephen Colbert tonight. They'll be performing selections from their first joint album 'TajMo'.
Monterey Pop Festival 50th Anniversary Lineup Announced
"The Monterey International Pop Festival cannot be duplicated but can be celebrated, and will be, by the performers and the attendees at the 50th Anniversary festival." - Lou Adler
Zeshan B Brings Back Soul’s Protest Album Tradition
Tempestuous soul arias, urban love dramas, Memphis blues, and civil rights anthems are performed with an idiomatically Indian feel.
World Premiere: Selwyn Birchwood’s New Single, “Even the Saved Need Saving”
May 19th ushers in the next chapter of Birchwood's exciting career when he releases his sophomore album on the Alligator Records label, 'Pick Your Poison.'
Allan Holdsworth Dead at 70
Players influenced by Holdsworth include Greg Howe, Yngwie Malmsteen, John Petrucci, Eddie Van Halen, Tom Morello, Joe Satriani, Richie Kotzen, Alex Lifeson, and many others.
JUST ANNOUNCED: Relix Live Music Conference
The Relix Live Music Conference will serve as a coming together of all the pieces and people that help bring a live show to life.
2017 Roots N Blues N BBQ Festival Lineup Announced
Artists performing this year include Leon Bridges, Gary Clark Jr., Marty Stuart & His Fabulous Superlatives, The Suffers, The Mavericks, and Booker T’s Stax Revue.
Famed Austin Drummer, Barry “Frosty” Smith Dead at 71
Frosty arrived in Austin in the early 1980s, and set about making himself a household name in the Live Music Capital of the World.
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