The Pretenders have postponed the release of their 11th studio album, Hate for Sale. Due to retail…

“Blues is an honest look at real life.” – John Hammond

I think the plethora of news sources is helping all of humanity go insane.

Rogers passed away peacefully at home from natural causes under the care of hospice and surrounded by his family.

The Boss has released his 2009 concert, London Calling: Live in Hyde Park, onto streaming platforms in entirety for the first time.

Recorded in Nashville with Grammy nominated Jimmy Ritchey in the producer’s chair, this accomplished and melodic, track has wide commercial appeal.

At a time of increasing gloom and doom it is important to look out for and to share the green shoots of recovery. One such moment is “Blue Skies” as Irish guitarist, songwriter and chanteuse Gráinne Duffy looks beyond the dark clouds to those clear blue skies.

Both the 2020 Blues Music Awards Show and Blues Hall of Fame Inductions Ceremony are canceled

The performers of ‘Til Further Notice, including Jewel, Willie Nelson, Lukas Nelson, Micah Nelson, etc., will play call-in sets from their respective homes. The artists will donate digital tips from fans to charities of their choice. Also confirmed for ‘Til Further Notice are Lucinda Williams, Paul Simon & Edie Brickell, Nathaniel Rateliff, Margo Price & Jeremy Ivey, Randy Houser, Paul Cauthen, David Ramirez, Ida Mae, Tre Burt, Ian Ferguson, Devon Gilfillian, Early James, and Sunny War.

“I cover over 200 things in the strategy and release process which takes a great deal of pressure off the band…”

“It’s Gonna Take Some Time” features Holiday’s tasty, soulful harmonica, Ori Naftaly’s tremolo guitar leads and Victor Wainwright’s Fender Rhodes piano.

Running through Gospel Heritage Month in September, the campaign includes the digital release of 25 albums, plus special playlists, videos and a forthcoming compilation on vinyl and CD