This live acoustic album captures the twangy nights of camaraderie on the long-running Hold My Beer and Watch This Tour, featuring 19 songs drawn from Rogers and Bowen’s own catalogs and from last year’s collaboration record, Hold My Beer: Vol. 1.
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After teaming up on the title track for her last LP, the Grammy-winning folk legend and the Bronx troubadour reunite with a full album of duets.
Contact: Max Lefkowitz
The legendary soul singer and songwriter returns to Stax Records for his first major release in nearly 40 years, delivering sweetly tender ballads and hard-grooving reflections on his remarkable journey.
Contact: Max Lefkowitz
One of country music’s most heralded acts is back to give another scorching performance on its BLACK OUT THE SUN Tour, its sixth headlining U.S. trek. Expect anything from EDM-inspired light displays to Metallica covers from these three-time Grammy winners.
One of country music’s most heralded acts is back to give another scorching performance on its BLACK OUT THE SUN Tour, its sixth headlining U.S. trek. Expect anything from EDM-inspired light displays to Metallica covers from these three-time Grammy winners.
Fresh off his first major release in four decades, the iconic soul singer performs songs written over his illustrious career, from his first hit in 1961 to tunes written just last year with Grammy-winning producer John Leventhal.
In anticipation of the reissue of their influential 1972 pub-rock record, original band members Jack O’Harie and Austin De Lone reunite for the first time in decades for an electric set.
This country music outlaw, who has played the Grand Ole Opry over 400 times, brings her band to play LA for the first time in five years. She’ll showcase her new album, Exodus of Venus, a stark take on heartache and hardship.
Fresh off his first major release in four decades, the iconic soul singer performs songs written over his illustrious career, from his first hit in 1961 to tunes written just last year with Grammy-winning producer John Leventhal.
The kickoff to the 38th season of the annual world-class summer concert series honors entrepreneur Peter Shapiro during a sunset dinner followed by the season’s first free performance by Sharon Jones and The Dap-Kings.
The Brooklyn soul singer and his four-piece band play the release show on the eve of new album My Way Home. Reed’s first release on Yep Roc was inspired by his years spent teaching gospel music.
Fresh off his first major release in four decades, the iconic soul singer performs songs written over his illustrious career at the BAM Rhythm & Blues Festival.
Inspired by years spent teaching gospel music to young men and his own formative musical experiences at the church of a soul music legend, this album showcases a new sound for Reed, immediate and raw.
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The “sharp, confident and creatively reenergized” (Popdust) vocalist takes the Park Stage at 3:10pm for a half-hour set of “the perfect top-down, volume-blasting summertime jams” (DuJour), playing alongside country music’s rising stars and familiar favorites.
Third Man Records' first Nashville signee performs on the Opry At The Ryman Matinee on the heels of her recently released debut album, Midwest Farmer’s Daughter.
The Atlanta, GA, folk-prog luminaries, renowned for their ambitious live sets, showcases the eight-string psychedelic folk off their just released self-titled LP in this headlining set.
Third Man Records' first Nashville signee performs a 25-minute set on the Park Stage at 3:10 pm during a full day of free music and activities throughout downtown.
Celebrating 10 years, this trade organization supports the rights of 340+ independent labels (small and medium enterprises) in delivering innovative music to a fair and equitable marketplace, including lobbying in Congress for copyright protection and advocating for licensing rate parity for all creators.
Just after performances on Conan and The Daily Show, the super-sonic soul group makes its debut at the Garden, a highlight of its current arena tour with the Dixie Chicks.
Celebrating 10 years, this trade organization supports the rights of 340+ independent labels (small and medium enterprises) in delivering innovative music to a fair and equitable marketplace, including lobbying in Congress for copyright protection and advocating for licensing rate parity for all creators.
Third Man Records' first Nashville signee plays the first of a two-night stand supporting her recently released debut album, Midwest Farmer’s Daughter.
NOTE: SOLD OUT
Two of Canada’s most respected artists also happen to be siblings, and they’re touring behind the record they made together, The Family Album. This is one of only two US shows with their band.
Celebrating 10 years, this trade organization supports the rights of 340+ independent labels (small and medium enterprises) in delivering innovative music to a fair and equitable marketplace, including lobbying in Congress for copyright protection and advocating for licensing rate parity for all creators.
Third Man Records' first Nashville signee plays the second of a two-night stand supporting her recently released debut album, Midwest Farmer’s Daughter.
NOTE: SOLD OUT
This country music outlaw, who has played the Grand Ole Opry over 400 times, will hold a release-week concert with her band to showcase new album Exodus of Venus, a stark take on heartache and hardship.
Celebrating 10 years, this trade organization supports the rights of 340+ independent labels (small and medium enterprises) in delivering innovative music to a fair and equitable marketplace, including lobbying in Congress for copyright protection and advocating for licensing rate parity for all creators.
The biggest award show for independents by independents recognizes excellence across the community with its largest celebration to date at Manhattan Center’s Grand Ballroom.
Mixing psychedelic and roots-rock to form his own robust pop sound, the East Tennessean makes his Brooklyn Bowl debut with his band on the eve of his Frank Liddell/Eric Masse-produced debut album, Southern Iron.
The incisive singer-songwriter and his five-piece band play the album-release show for the ambitious Cold Snap, a rousing folk-rock study on perception produced by Mike Mogis (Bright Eyes, First Aid Kit).
The Brooklyn soul singer and his four-piece band play a hometown release show for the just-out My Way Home. Reed’s first record on Yep Roc was inspired by his years spent teaching gospel music.
Inspired by the mundaneness and materialism of modern life, the Charleston, SC, four-piece plays new songs off its forthcoming gospel-influenced release, Toogoodoo.
Celebrating 10 years, this trade organization supports the rights of 340+ independent labels (small and medium enterprises) in delivering innovative music to a fair and equitable marketplace, including lobbying in Congress for copyright protection and advocating for licensing rate parity for all creators.
This East Tennessean steps out with a Frank Liddell (Brandy Carlile, Aubrie Sellers, Miranda Lambert)/Eric Masse (Mikky Ekko, Rayland Baxter)-produced debut album. He flirts with robust pop soundscapes and psychedelic roots-rockers on an LP focused on triumphing in the face of life’s unanswered questions.
Contact: Jaclyn D. Carter
Now based in LA, the British producer releases his “undeniably epic and equally catchy” (KCRW) debut album - a blend of swelling synth-pop, old school hip-hop and hook-laden vocals.
Contact: Nina Lee
Working together for the first time, Neko Case, k.d. lang and Laura Veirs wrote 14 tracks over two and a half years. Full of stunning harmonies and spellbinding rhythms, their Tucker Martine-produced album draws inspiration from such alluring, mysterious subjects as a supermoon, the tumbledown story of ‘70s folksinger Judee Sill and the “best kept secret” in Silver Lake.
Contact: Amy Bailey
The bold and brilliant Nashville singer-songwriter and country music outlaw releases her first album since 2010’s lauded Welder. These 11 new songs offer a cathartic and visceral take on heartache and hardship, a transcendent reflection on hard times, survival and rebirth.
Contact: Max Lefkowitz
After releasing a critically acclaimed EP and breaking out at SXSW, the ATO signee releases her raw, guitar-driven debut.
Contact: Ally Norton
The singer-songwriter releases his most expansive record to date, produced by Mike Mogis (Bright Eyes, First Aid Kit) and featuring Conor Oberst and members of Bright Eyes, The Faint and Cursive.
Contact: Bryant Kitching
The ATO signee and her band play a hometown album-release show for her full-length debut, Emotions And Math.
Fresh off his LP of duets with Grammy-winning folk legend Judy Collins, the Bronx native plays a homecoming set of new tracks and gems spanning his seven-album/three-EP catalogue.
Touring behind her latest Dave Cobb (Jason Isbell, Sturgill Simpson, Chris Stapleton)-produced album, the “soul drench” (Rolling Stone Country), Grammy-winning vocalist steps back into the spotlight after years of soul-searching.
Inspired by the mundaneness and materialism of modern life, the Charleston, SC, four-piece plays new stadium-sized anthems off its forthcoming gospel-influenced release, Toogoodoo.
Offering rich portraits of reflection, anticipation and stillness via lush rock ‘n’ roll, the East Tennessean celebrates with his band the release weekend of his debut album, Southern Iron.
Bi-coastal psychic and medium to the stars hosts a group reading to deliver audience members messages from the "other side."
Three of today’s most acclaimed voices join forces to play songs off their first collaborative release, case/lang/veirs, out 6/17. A live band joins the trio as they support each other with stunning harmonies and spellbinding rhythms.
The incisive singer-songwriter and his five-piece band play songs from his latest rousing folk-rock release, Cold Snap, produced by Mike Mogis (Bright Eyes, First Aid Kit).
Overlooked in its own time, this influential American band celebrates the 3-LP/2-CD reissue of its 1972 release that invented pub rock. This definitive set contains the band’s entire remastered catalogue; unreleased live sessions; and a 24-page booklet including rare photos, memorabilia, and an oral history by Gene Sculatti.
Contact: James Rainis
The instrumental hip-hop pioneer is back with his first full-length release in five years, featuring Run The Jewels, Nils Frahm, Matthew Halsall, Ernie Fresh and others.
Contact: Max Lefkowitz
Hailey Knox, the 17-year-old whose irreverent, original songs and mesmerizing guitar-and-loop pedal performances have earned her breakout viral success, will release her debut EP via S-Curve Records.
Contact: Allen Nguyen
This 17-year-old viral breakout performs solo guitar-and-loop-pedal compositions with poignant, observational lyrics a couple days after the release of her debut EP, A Little Awkward.
With authenticity that makes each song linger long after the music fades, Rogers and his band return to the Opry stage’s coveted circle for a handful of songs showcasing earnest vocals, insightful songwriting and taut musicianship.
Mixing psychedelic and roots-rock to form his own robust pop sound, the East Tennessean and his band play a hometown show performing songs off his Frank Liddell/Eric Masse-produced debut album, Southern Iron.
Touring behind their experimental self-titled LP, the Atlanta, GA, folk-prog luminaries demonstrate in this headlining set why they have earned a cult following for their ambitious live performance.
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