Amy Helm - Central Park Summerstage (NYC)
With her band The Handsome Strangers, the Ollabelle singer/mandola player and daughter of Levon Helm performs from her solo debut, opening for Dr. John.
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August 2015
01 August
01 August
David H Wagner - Area Yoga Brooklyn (Brooklyn)
This Amazon best-selling author takes his revolutionary self-help book for men across the country (on his Harley Davidson) with one mission in mind: to help men lead happier, more powerful lives.
03 August
Amy Helm - DROM (NYC)
With her band The Handsome Strangers, the Ollabelle singer/mandola player and daughter of Levon Helm performs from her solo debut.
04 August
Lindi Ortega - Mercury Lounge (NYC)
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.
05 August
Jon Cleary - Bar Lunatico (NYC)
England born, New Orleans bred multi-instrumentalist/singer/songwriter infuses his signature NOLA funk with soulful vocals, masterful piano skills, and a knack for composing infectious grooves.
06 August
Jon Cleary - Brooklyn Academy Festival (NYC)
England born, New Orleans bred multi-instrumentalist/singer/songwriter infuses his signature NOLA funk with soulful vocals, masterful piano skills, and a knack for composing infectious grooves.
06 August
06 August
JiHAE - Rough Trade (NYC)
Seoul-born, New York-based musician and multimedia artist JiHAE, which means “Wisdom” in Korean, combines her powerful voice, poetic lyrics and intricate sound arrangements all while exploring provocative and controversial topics.
06 August
Lindi Ortega - SESAC (Nashville)
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.
07 August
Nattali Rize/ ‘New Era Frequency’/ One Rebel Creative
Australian singer-songwriter steps out from fronting reggae-roots powerhouse Blue King Brown to empower generations to fight oppression as a solo activist with oozing, charismatic vocalists backed by a driving drum 'n bass line.
Contact Dani Frank
07 August
07 August
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Lindi Ortega/ ‘Faded Gloryville’/ The Grand Tour / Last Gang Records
Nashville-based (by way of Ontario), she croons in her lower register, chasing lovers, chasing dreams, sometimes even chasing darkness itself across the 10-track collection produced by Dave Cobb, Colin Linden and John Paul White.
Contact Jaclyn Carter
07 August
Sam Outlaw - Skinny Dennis (Brooklyn)
LA-based singer who has a country-meets-Cali sound that's been endorsed by Rolling Stone ahead of his debut album.
07 August
Iris DeMent/ ‘The Trackless Woods’/ FlariElla Records
Inspired by acclaimed 20th century Russian poet Anna Akhmatova, the Arkansas-delta born singer set 18 of Akhmatova’s poems to music with timeless melodies that are deeply rooted in the American South.
Contact Chris Taillie
08 August
Elvis Costello - Ascend Amphitheater (Nashville)
Backed by The Imposters, Elvis Costello joins Steely Dan as a special guest on 23 dates across the U.S. performing hits and fan-favorites.
08 August
Sam Outlaw - Lincoln Center Out-Of-Doors (NYC)
LA-based singer who has a country-meets-Cali sound that's been endorsed by Rolling Stone ahead of his debut album.
08 August
David H Wagner - Epic! Yoga (Nashville)
This Amazon best-selling author takes his revolutionary self-help book for men across the country (on his Harley Davidson) with one mission in mind: to help men lead happier, more powerful lives.
09 August
Lindi Ortega - Ink N Iron Festival (Nashville)
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.
09 August
Iris DeMent - Lincoln Center Out of Doors (NYC)
Part of AmericanaFest NY, the Arkansas-delta born singer will present her new album 'The Trackless Woods' - music set to 18 works by 20th century Russian poet Anna Akhmatova - with a full band.
09 August
Intelligence Squared U.S. Debates “Containment Is Not Enough: ISIS Must Be Defeated” - Paepcke Theat
Intelligence Squared U.S. presents a live debate over whether Americans should be allowed to petition Google to remove unflattering or unwanted links about them from its search results.
11 August
Rachel Brown - Joe’s Pub (NYC)
Native New Yorker and self-taught singer-songwriter melds West African influences with a deep-rooted ‘90s pop obsession to create breezy, sweetly delicate songs backed by a full-bodied 8-piece band of international musicians.
12 August
Lee Brice - Guitar-B-Que 2015 (Nashville)
The evocative, rough-edged singer made his first #1 Billboard Country debut in 2014 and recently won ACM’s “Single Record of the Year." A top-notch entertainer, artist and producer -- he'll continue with major market headline dates in 2015.
14 August
Rockabye Baby!/ ‘Lullaby Renditions of Blink 182’/ CMH Label Group
The latest installment from the award-winning lullaby series Rockabye Baby, the trio’s songs are adapted into lullaby-form, trading guitars and drums for a soothing palette of toddler-approved instruments.
Contact Greta Hayes
14 August
Jon Cleary/ ‘GoGo Juice’/ Thirty Tigers
England born, New Orleans bred multi-instrumentalist/singer/songwriter infuses his signature NOLA funk with soulful vocals, masterful piano skills, and a knack for composing infectious grooves.
Contact: Luke Carron
17 August
Black Violin - Rockwood Music Hall (NYC)
This classically trained duo has collaborated with the likes of Kanye West and performed at Obama’s Inauguration Ball. Their latest is a crystallization of their peerless sound, interpolating Copland and Timbaland with style and grace.
18 August
The Black Lillies - Rockwood Music Hall (NYC)
With a rootsy flair mixing folk, honky-tonk country and gospel into a winsome hybrid, the Knoxville, TN, six-piece is keeping the road hot, performing genre-mashing roots music to over 60 cities this fall.
20 August
Josh Abbott Band - Exit/In (Nashville)
Red Dirt stalwarts mixing twang and traditional instrumentation with lyrics steeped in nostalgia to evoke the simple pleasures in life and drive audiences into a frenzied Two Step.
21 August
Zac Brown Band - Citi Field (Flushing, NY)
A scorching SNL performance and #1 Billboard 200 debut augers well for the band's epic North American stadium tour which will make history with a historic three-night run at Fenway.
22 August
Zac Brown Band - Citi Field (Flushing, NY)
A scorching SNL performance and #1 Billboard 200 debut augers well for the band's epic North American stadium tour which will make history with a historic three-night run at Fenway.
22 August
DJ Dodger Stadium - FYF Fest - Exposition Park (LA,CA)
This LA dance duo is the brainchild of Sam Griesemer and Jerome Potter. On the soulful follow up to their well-received debut 'Friend Of Mine', they've ditched the laptop in favor of studio musicians.
22 August
David H Wagner - Yogaglo (LA, CA)
This Amazon best-selling author takes his revolutionary self-help book for men across the country (on his Harley Davidson) with one mission in mind: to help men lead happier, more powerful lives.
22 August
Leigh Nash - Country Music Hall of Fame & Museum (Nashville)
From breakup ballads and drinking songs to lushly orchestrated tunes reflecting her Texas roots — Marty Robbins, Jim Reeves and Patsy Cline — this genre defying, wistful voice finds the beauty in life’s heartbreak.
23 August
Tobias Jesso Jr - FYF Fest - Exposition Park (LA, CA)
The 2015 breakout star has won over Adele, Jimmy Fallon and HAIM with his instant classic piano melodies.
24 August
Tobias Jesso Jr. performs on Kimmel (ABC)
The 2015 breakout star has won over Adele, Jimmy Fallon and HAIM with his instant classic piano melodies.
25 August
Rachel Brown - Apple Store Soho (NYC)
Native New Yorker and self-taught singer-songwriter melds West African influences with a deep-rooted ‘90s pop obsession to create breezy, sweetly delicate songs backed by a full-bodied 8-piece band of international musicians.
25 August
Cecile McLorin Salvant - The Jazz Standard (NYC)
The Grammy-nominated 25-year-old jazz singer returns with a declaration of lost love and womanly independence that serves as a riotous showcase for this riveting voice: quivering highs and soul-shaking lows, delivered with grace and personality.
26 August
Cecile McLorin Salvant - The Jazz Standard (NYC)
The Grammy-nominated 25-year-old jazz singer returns with a declaration of lost love and womanly independence that serves as a riotous showcase for this riveting voice: quivering highs and soul-shaking lows, delivered with grace and personality.
27 August
27 August
Houndmouth - Live On The Green Music Festival (Nashville)
The quartet's foot-stomping swagger and gorgeous four-part harmonies have recently earned them a #1 AAA single with "Sedona," and breakout performances everywhere from Bonnaroo to late night and daytime TV.
27 August
Cecile McLorin Salvant - The Jazz Standard (NYC)
The Grammy-nominated 25-year-old jazz singer returns with a declaration of lost love and womanly independence that serves as a riotous showcase for this riveting voice: quivering highs and soul-shaking lows, delivered with grace and personality.
28 August
Smithsonian Folkways/ ‘Playing ‘Til Your Soul Comes Out! Music of Macedonia’
A sonic time capsule of Macedonia in the 1960s, when the style of both life and music were in a state of flux. Includes 17 documentary gems from noted music and dance ethnographer Martin Koenig’s extensive collection, never before heard on a recording as they appear here.
Contact: Ally Norton
28 August
Cecile McLorin Salvant - The Jazz Standard (NYC)
The Grammy-nominated 25-year-old jazz singer returns with a declaration of lost love and womanly independence that serves as a riotous showcase for this riveting voice: quivering highs and soul-shaking lows, delivered with grace and personality.
29 August
Jaimoe’s Jasssz Band - The Laidback Festival (Wantagh, NY
Founding member of the Allman Brothers Band, and Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award recipient Jaimoe's “hard swinging, old school R&B” (Relix) septet.
29 August
Cecile McLorin Salvant - The Jazz Standard (NYC)
The Grammy-nominated 25-year-old jazz singer returns with a declaration of lost love and womanly independence that serves as a riotous showcase for this riveting voice: quivering highs and soul-shaking lows, delivered with grace and personality.
30 August
Cecile McLorin Salvant - The Jazz Standard (NYC)
The Grammy-nominated 25-year-old jazz singer returns with a declaration of lost love and womanly independence that serves as a riotous showcase for this riveting voice: quivering highs and soul-shaking lows, delivered with grace and personality.
31 August
Leigh Nash - Into The Great Wide Open @ City Winery (Nashville)
From breakup ballads and drinking songs to lushly orchestrated tunes reflecting her Texas roots — Marty Robbins, Jim Reeves and Patsy Cline — this genre defying, wistful voice finds the beauty in life’s heartbreak.