With ‘Bloom’ in full season, Larkin Poe rolled into Chicago and proved why their star—and sound—keeps rising.

Fresh off three UK Blues Awards—including Album of the Year—Elles Bailey returns to ‘Beneath The Neon Glow’ with a stripped-down studio reimagining, uncovering new emotional textures and adding two previously unreleased tracks that expand the album’s narrative reach.

In the atmospheric setting of The Cluny—once a steam-powered flour mill—Ruth Lyon and Conrad Bird shared a set full of raw emotion, close harmony, and stories that hit home. With songs drawn from their time with Holy Moly & The Crackers, new solo work, and deeply personal tributes, the duo held the room in quiet attention, proving the power of stripped-back performance and deep musical connection.

With playful nods, tight solos, and a band as sharp as his suit, Waterhouse delivered a set where every glance — and every moment — hit its mark.

With everything from the movie Sinners to the recent release of John Primer’s Grown in…

John Fogerty’s Celebration Tour marks the revival of his iconic songs, no longer just echoes from the past but living, breathing anthems reenergized by the freedom of reclaiming them. With his family by his side, each performance is a celebration of everything his music has meant, and continues to mean, to him and his fans.

Rooted in Creole tradition but reaching far beyond it, Jeffery Broussard and The Nighttime Syndicate’s album ‘Bayou Moonlight’ honors the past while boldly redefining zydeco with touches of R&B, funk, and soul.

In ‘Bloom,’ Larkin Poe deliver a collection of songs that highlight their musical range and connection as sisters, combining layered instrumentation with lyrics that explore personal and universal themes.

Billy Idol kicked off his It’s a Nice Day to… Tour Again in Phoenix with a pulse-pounding mix of new tracks and fan favorites, while Joan Jett set the vibe with a hit-stacked opening—an unforgettable night where rock history met fresh momentum.

With scorching riffs, haunting harmonica, and a juke joint that pulses like a living heart, Ryan Coogler’s Sinners resurrects the blues with supernatural swagger and soul-deep storytelling.

A tribute to trailblazing women in blues, spotlighting the enduring legacy of Sister Rosetta Tharpe and celebrating today’s powerhouse UK blues vocalists—Alice Armstrong, Elles Bailey, Kyla Brox, Rebecca Downes, Joanne Shaw Taylor, and Emma Wilson—as they carry the torch.

From drummer with Holy Moly & The Crackers to solo troubadour, Tommy Arch emerges with “Mercy On Me.”