Join the Wild Honey Orchestra and Friends on October 24 for a tribute to Warren Zevon, featuring 25+ songs from his career, hosted by Chris Morris, with all proceeds supporting ADAO and the Ed Asner Family Center.

Warren Haynes’ beloved Christmas Jam returns to Asheville on December 13th for its 33rd year, marking an especially meaningful homecoming after Hurricane Helene. This year’s lineup features Warren Haynes & Friends, Stone Temple Pilots, MJ Lenderman & The Wind, Daniel Donato’s Cosmic Country, and a Phil Lesh tribute with Haynes, Grahame Lesh, Jimmy Herring, John Molo, and Jason Crosby.

Today’s the Day: ‘Early Blues Sessions’ is out now via VizzTone! Bob Corritore preserves decades of historic blues with remixed and unreleased tracks from legends including Sam Lay, Lowell Fulson, Little Milton, and Robert Lockwood.

In this installment of Language of the Blues, author and rocker Debra Devi shows how “cat” comes from West African griots and gave rise to the term “hepcat.”

Priest, poet, and troubadour. On ‘Forbidden Hymns,’ John finds hope and conviction in the struggle for a better world, transforming reflection into resistance. The album is produced by GRAMMY-winning Ken Coomer (drummer for Wilco, Uncle Tupelo, Steve Earle) and features John Carter Cash on a song about living fully: “No One Gets Out of Here Alive.”

Blues, harp, and a first solo. Ryan Hartt’s ‘Be About It!’ is here.

All streaming proceeds go directly to the Malo family, with Abrams inviting fans to share and amplify the song as a way to give back to the artist who’s given so much.

Tom Rush at 84: still writing songs and working on four books. Boston Symphony Hall, take note—this guy plans to play your stage on his 100th birthday. Connection > perfection, every time.

Birmingham trailblazer Rebecca Downes returns with ‘A Storm Is Coming’—her sixth studio album and most fearless yet. Released Oct. 31 via her own Mad Hat Records, the album finds Downes and longtime collaborator Steve Birkett pushing blues-rock’s emotional and creative boundaries while staying true to its soul.

‘King of Them All’ unpacks the pioneering label that gave the world James Brown, genre-crossing hits, and a behind-the-scenes story every music fan needs to see.