Nola Blue Records honors Women’s History Month by announcing new summer releases from powerhouse women in music: Alexis P. Suter Band’s ‘Just Stay High’ (June 6), Maria Muldaur’s ‘One Hour Mama: The Blues of Victoria Spivey’ (July 11), and Candice Ivory’s ‘New Southern Vintage’ (August 8).
Backed by the Lou Levy Quartet, Ella delivers an unforgettable set that captures the essence of her artistry. From heartfelt ballads to show-stopping blues, this restored recording offers a glimpse into the magic of one of the greatest voices in music history.
‘Gary Moore Live – From Baloise Session,’ out May 23, is a powerful and intimate live album featuring the legendary guitarist at a remarkable stage of his career. Dive into the electrifying performance with the live video of “Since I Met You Baby” as a first taste.
Father Ron and Friends will mark their Global Music Award win with a special performance at Buffa’s on March 30, honoring their new album ‘Forever The Seasons.’ The New Orleans-based folk/Americana band, known for their community involvement, prepares for the French Quarter Festival and a spring tour across Nebraska.
In this edition of Gestures, a column reflecting on women’s contributions to the musical arts, we talk to Shelby Means and Hayley Skreens.
Solidarity takes center stage as Shelby and Hayley reflect on the power of collaboration in bluegrass. Through their shared experiences of co-writing, supporting one another’s projects, and forging meaningful connections, they’re helping to shape a bluegrass community where creativity and support thrive.
‘Truth Is,’ produced by Dave Alvin, out May 16 via Alligator Records! Watch the video for the debut track now!
An electrifying synergy captured in a single take under the Vizztone banner, Ben Levin and Lil’ Ed conjure the raw magic of their collaboration.
‘Liberation’ is out today, March 14, via Sun Records! The title track is a fierce anthem about taking control of your own decisions and following your heart. Check out the video shot in the heart of LA, where ZZ’s soulful voice soars over expansive cityscapes.
John Primer takes flight into a new decade of music, demonstrating once again that you can’t paint the blues without the Primer!
Now a retired special education teacher and still rocking with his band, the Iron City Houserockers, Grushecky discusses his path through music, his collaborations with legends like Steve Cropper and Mick Ronson, and his commitment to never quitting the guitar. With new albums out and his son Johnny joining the band, Joe remains passionate about playing, proving that the best musicians keep evolving with age.