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April 2015

01 April

Houndmouth - Bowery Ballroom (NYC)


One of Spotify's top picks to breakout in 2015 and already confirmed for Letterman (March 31), Houndmouth will release their best songs to date on their new LP, 'Little Neon Limelight' (Rough Trade) following their 2013 debut album which saw them perform on Letterman, Conan, CBS This Morning, and on tours with The Alabama Shakes, The Lumineers and more.

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01 April

Amy Speace - The Basement (Nashville)


Gut-wrenching folk imbued with “poetry and honesty” (New York Times) that tackles ill-advised love, the bitter battle for sobriety and self-redemption — all while “channeling the classics” (Billboard) from Stax to Muscle Shoals.

01 April

Feufollet - Rockwood Music Hall (NYC)


From the rich bayou culture of Lafayette, LA comes Grammy-Nominated Feufollet, who are "pushing the boundaries of their genres" (NPR) with a melting pot sound that combines Cajun, classic country, indie rock, swamp pop, and earnest Americana.

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02 April

Guster - The Wiltern (LA,CA)


In Magnet's Feb cover story, they rave that Guster's 'Evermotion' (out now, Nettwerk/Ocho Mule) is a "masterpiece that should be ranked among 2015's finest LPs." The new songs are the quartet's most dynamic and instrumentally adventurous yet, produced by The Shins/Black Keys' Richard Swift. The Wall Street Journal praised their "successfully updated sound" while USA Today hailed their "winsome" sonic evolution.

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02 April

Hailey Tuck - Manderley Bar (NYC)


24-year-old expat jazz singer flips the script on the Zombies, Cole Porter, Maroon 5 and more, changing gender roles and playing with tempos as inspired by her fervent love for Blossom Dearie, '20s jazz and la belle époque.

05 April

Amy Speace - The Living Room (NYC)


Gut-wrenching folk imbued with “poetry and honesty” (New York Times) that tackles ill-advised love, the bitter battle for sobriety and self-redemption — all while “channeling the classics” (Billboard) from Stax to Muscle Shoals.

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05 April

Fairfield Four and McCrary Sisters - Ryman Auditorium (Nashville)


First-call Nashville session aces, The McCrary Sisters — Alfreda, Ann, Deborah and Regina — deliver a soul-stirring gospel, tight knit vocal style that can only be generated by women who’ve sung together their entire lives.

Legendary gospel quartet, The Fairfield Four - Bobbye Sherrell, Joseph Thompson, Larrice Byrd and Levert Allison — continue to celebrate the near century-long tradition that started in Nashville’s Fairfield Baptist Church in 1921.

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06 April

Zac Brown Band performs on NCAA Championship pregame (CBS)


A scorching SNL performance, and a single rocketing to #1, augers well for the latest album from the three-time GRAMMY-winning, multi-platinum band. Prepare for an epic stadium tour to follow with a historic three-night run at Fenway.  

06 April

Matthew E. White - Baby’s All Right (Brooklyn)


Rolling Stone "Artist To Watch" Matthew E. White signed to Domino for his bold new album 'Fresh Blood. He will make his national TV debut on Letterman (March 16).  'Fresh Blood' has been called one of the most anticipated albums of 2015 by The Guardian, Stereogum, Paste, CoS, and more. His first single "Rock & Roll is Cold" earned a 4-star review from Billboard and "Tranquility" was one of NY Mag Vulture's Best Songs of the Week.

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06 April

Amy Speace - Rockwood Music Hall (NYC)


Gut-wrenching folk imbued with “poetry and honesty” (New York Times) that tackles ill-advised love, the bitter battle for sobriety and self-redemption — all while “channeling the classics” (Billboard) from Stax to Muscle Shoals.

07 April

07 April

07 April

London Souls - Bowery Ballroom (NYC)


Back after guitarist Tash Neal’s recovery from a hit-and-run accident, this blazing NYC duo inject youthful abandon into Lep Zep riffs with Band of Gypsies-style intensity  — but with a tender side that recalls the wide-eyed power-pop of Big Star. 

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07 April

Amy Speace - The Living Room (NYC)


Gut-wrenching folk imbued with “poetry and honesty” (New York Times) that tackles ill-advised love, the bitter battle for sobriety and self-redemption — all while “channeling the classics” (Billboard) from Stax to Muscle Shoals

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07 April

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09 April

10 April

Cassandra Wilson - The Apollo Theatre (NYC)


On ‘Coming Forth By Day,’ Cassandra Wilson’s otherwordly homage to Billie Holiday in her centennial year, Cassandra partnered with an unlikely cast of characters including producer Nick Launay (Nick Cave’s producer),T Bone Burnett, Nick Zinner of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs,  the rhythm section from The Bad Seeds, and string arranger Van Dyke Parks.

11 April

Jesse Malin - Bowery Ballroom (NYC)


Jesse Malin's first album in five years features a star-studded list of guests including Peter Buck, Craig Finn, Alejandro Escovedo, Wayne Kramer, and a core band featuring Catherine Popper (Jack White), Derek Cruz, and others.

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14 April

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18 April

18 April

Rockabye Baby!

CMH Label Group releases Rockabye Baby! ‘Lullaby Renditions of Grateful Dead (Vinyl)


Making rock music baby-friendly and kids' music adult-friendly, award-winning series Rockabye Baby has given its lullaby treatment to the work of more than 60+ artists including U2, Coldplay, Foo Fighters, Maroon 5 and Bruce Springsteen and sold over 1.6 million albums filled with music that "puts [kids] to sleep with cool music that you'll want to hear as well” (Ellen Degeneres) 

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23 April

Nora Jane Struthers - Hotel Cafe (LA)


Billboard applauds Nora Jane Struthers' "musical odyssey" from Brooklyn English teacher to Nashville bandleader, from whimsical folk narratives to deeply personal, hard-charging songs on new album 'Wake' (out 2/24, Blue Pig Music). On the album, rich with robust electric riffs, pedal steel and violin, NPR Music's Ann Powers calls Struthers "guided by fire," Rolling Stone Country hails her "lyrical vulnerability matched by her growing confidence," and Amy Poehler's Smart Girls at the Party raves she is "entirely and unequivocally herself.”

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23 April

Sleater-Kinney - Marathon Music Works (Nashville)


Sleater-Kinney, hailed by Rolling Stone as "America's fiercest punk band," shocked and awed fans with the surprise announcement of their first album in 10 years, 'No Cities To Love' (out now, Sub Pop), called "catchy as all-clashing hell" by Pitchfork, "the first great album of 2015" by the New York Times, and "a crowning jewel in their legacy" by GRAMMY-winner St. Vincent writing in Rolling Stone.

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24 April

25 April

26 April

Lindi Ortega - The Roxy (LA)


A red-boot-wearin’, porcelain gypsy with nails dipped in poison and a voice coated in honey, the Nashville resident (by way of Canada) rips out her voodoo-needled heart and throws it onto the stage for all to see.

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27 April

27 April

Zac Brown Band - Good Morning America (ABC)


A scorching SNL performance, and a single rocketing to #1, augers well for the latest album from the three-time GRAMMY-winning, multi-platinum band. Prepare for an epic stadium tour to follow with a historic three-night run at Fenway.  

28 April

28 April

Lee Brice performs on NBC’s “The Voice”


The evocative, rough edged singer made his first #1 Billboard Country debut with 'I Don't Dance,' — whose title track is nominated for ACM’s “Single Record of the Year. In addition to being a top-notch entertainer, Lee wrote and produced 13 of the deluxe edition's 16 songs, and played almost every instrument. 

28 April

Gretchen Peters - Grand Ole Opry (Nashville)


Nashville Songwriter Hall of Famer Gretchen Peters co-produces her 8th album of 11 tracks with friends Jason Isbell, Jimmy LaFave, Matraca Berg and more, reflecting the gritty, evocative style this Emmy and CMA winner has become known for. ‘Blackbirds’ released on Feb. 10.

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28 April

28 April

28 April

Rockabye Baby!

CMH Label Group releases Rockabye Baby! ‘Lullaby Renditions of Grateful Dead’


Making rock music baby-friendly and kids' music adult-friendly, award-winning series Rockabye Baby has given its lullaby treatment to the work of more than 60+ artists including U2, Coldplay, Foo Fighters, Maroon 5 and Bruce Springsteen and sold over 1.6 million albums filled with music that "puts [kids] to sleep with cool music that you'll want to hear as well” (Ellen Degeneres) 

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29 April

Angaleena Presley - Joe’s Pub (NYC)


Critically acclaimed as remarkable, study, insightful, ambitious, riveting, gutsy and the hallmark of traditional country, Angaleena Presley's songwriting talents shine on 'American Middle Class,' where she's the sole writer five of 12 songs, and co-writer of the remaining seven.

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29 April

30 April

30 April

30 April

Sleater Kinney - Hollywood Palladium (LA)


Hailed by Rolling Stone as "America's fiercest punk band," shocked and awed fans with the surprise announcement of their first album in 10 years, 'No Cities To Love' (out now, Sub Pop), called "catchy as all-clashing hell" by Pitchfork, "the first great album of 2015" by the New York Times, and "a crowning jewel in their legacy" by GRAMMY-winner St. Vincent writing in Rolling Stone.

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