Full throttle and impossible to resist! Handsome Jack’s “Let’s Go Downtown” premieres today.

Chicago’s reborn Ramova Theater hosted a double-bill for the books: New Mastersounds’ farewell and Galactic’s unstoppable New Orleans funk.

“I hope people feel the same delight hearing it that we felt playing it,” Bill Dickson says of the Rousers’ newly released ‘1979 Sire Session.’

Thornetta Davis and the Vincent Hayes Band lit up the sold-out Killer Blues Headstone Project fundraiser with unforgettable blues performances and infectious energy.

Through headstones and family connections, Steve Salter’s Killer Blues Headstone Project preserves the legacies of dearly departed blues musicians.

The John Lee Hooker estate debuts “Strings of Legacy,” a limited bourbon series honoring the Gibson guitars behind his signature sound.

Nashville celebrated Muscle Shoals! The Low Rhythm Rising exhibit kicked off with Candi Staton, Maggie Rose, Jimmy Hall, and more performing classics like “I’ll Take You There” and “Mustang Sally.” Hits, history, and the Swampers’ legacy in one unforgettable night.

Watch the video for “Off the Rails” now and experience 11 Guys Quartet in full swing.

In this installment of Language of the Blues, author and rocker Debra Devi breaks down how the word “chitlins” carries centuries of language shifts, Southern foodways, and blues storytelling.

‘Hurry Up’ is Captain Buckles’ invitation to feel New Orleans’ heartbeat. “We love music – all kinds of music, especially music from and influenced by New Orleans. We like to groove. We like to play. We like to be dynamic. We like to have fun and feel free,” says bassist and bandleader Smitti Supab, “and perhaps most importantly, we want to share all of this with other people.”