After more than 55 years on the road, Little Feat share a previously unreleased Lowell George track and and outline their farewell plans.

This week’s album roundup spans genres and generations: Magnolia Boulevard’s self-titled debut, Max Gomez’s ‘Memory Mountain,’ and The Rousers’ long-shelved ‘1979 Sire Sessions.’

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.

Stroll under festive lights, sip creative Christmas cocktails, and explore holiday events near you! All curated by ABS writer Brant Buckley on his new site, Xmas Pop-Up Bars.

If the love created and shared through a father-son bond could be heard, it would be this album.

Minor-key moods and harp mastery steal the spotlight from holiday cheer on “Christmas Eve Blues.”

In the latest installment of Language of the Blues by author and rocker Debra Devi: how a pesky little bug made its way into blues lyrics.

“Lookin’ Back” finds its stride not in nostalgia for nostalgia’s sake, but in what’s still possible. A songwriter’s reminder that the view behind can point the way ahead.

Jim Weider of The Weight Band discusses new music, touring, and the state of America, including his upcoming song ‘Why Are You Sleeping?’ and the challenges inspiring his creativity.

As a woman in a male-dominated industry, Donna Jean Godchaux pressed on through. Her voice graced hits like “When a Man Loves a Woman” and “Suspicious Minds,” as well as countless moments with the Grateful Dead. We revisit our 2021 interview, her words still full of light, humility, and shelter.