Britain’s most celebrated gospel choir embarks on their first North American tour. They’ve performed for Bill Clinton, Queen Elizabeth II, Nelson Mandela, and more. The group’s cover of “Stand By Me” at The Royal Wedding of Prince Harry of Wales and Meghan Markle, Duchess of Sussex, at Windsor Castle has over two billion views.
South Carolina’s global Gullahambassadors and the Billboard chart-toppers making “soulful honey to the ears” (NPR) play a two-night stand at the legendary Manhattan jazz club. The band and their joyful new album, Good Time (Resilience Music Alliance), are a focus of Oxford American’s upcoming South Carolina Music Issue.
For their first US tour in over a decade, Jason Swinscoe and Dom Smith will lead a seven-piece band of virtuosic performers, all of whom are long-standing members of the revered electronic group. The tour follows a three-night run of hometown shows at London’s Roundhouse, which the Times of London called “atmospheric … transporting.”
South Carolina’s global Gullahambassadors and the Billboard chart-toppers making “soulful honey to the ears” (NPR) play a two-night stand at the legendary Manhattan jazz club. The band and their joyful new album, Good Time (Resilience Music Alliance), are a focus of Oxford American’s upcoming South Carolina Music Issue.
“India’s most popular singer-songwriter” (GQ) is quickly becoming a “certifiable international sensation,” as Austin Monthly put it during SXSW this year. These select full-band Fall US shows preview new music from the self-taught musician with an “angelic voice” (Brooklyn Vegan) and a love of Nick Drake and Elliott Smith.
“India’s most popular singer-songwriter” (GQ) is quickly becoming a “certifiable international sensation,” as Austin Monthly put it during SXSW this year. These select full-band Fall US shows preview new music from the self-taught musician with an “angelic voice” (Brooklyn Vegan) and a love of Nick Drake and Elliott Smith.
This brand new, fully immersive concert experience from Pinkfong and Round Room Live embarks on its first-ever North American tour. Fans of all ages will be delighted as Baby Shark joins his friend Pinkfong for an adventure into the sea, singing and dancing through new and classic songs including “Five Little Monkeys,” “Wheels on the Bus,” “Jungle Boogie,” “Monkey Banana Dance,” and, of course, “Baby Shark.”
Intelligence Squared U.S. concludes their fall season with a live debate on "Capitalism Is a Blessing." Arguing in favor: John Mackey, co-founder and CEO of Whole Foods, and Katherine Mangu-Ward, editor-in-chief of Libertarian magazine Reason. Arguing against: Bhaskar Sunkara, founding editor of socialist magazine Jacobin, and Professor Richard D. Wolff, a Marxian economist.
The “fiercely unapologetic” (Atwood) rocker embarks on her debut headlining tour. Earlier this summer, she played shows with The Glorious Sons, The Struts, Reignwolf, and Incubus. Her live set is a no-holds-barred rush of raw emotion and swagger. Atwood continues that “her electric presence transfers over to dynamic vocals and powerfully expressive guitar work.”
After making her late-night TV debut on CONAN, supporting Ray LaMontagne on a sold-out theatre tour, and being hand-picked by Kacey Musgraves to support select dates, the Nashville songwriter returns. She’ll preview new music from her upcoming album while supporting Lucy Dacus on this fall tour.
The Louisville native with “one of the loveliest voices in music” (Rolling Stone), extends her headlining fall tour. She’ll play songs off her upcoming record Like The River Loves The Sea (No Quarter Records), which was inspired by, and recorded in, Reykjavík, Iceland; The New York Times, NPR Music, Stereogum, Uproxx, and more are already fans of the new music.
“One of North Carolina’s most significant bands” (NPR) embarks on their biggest tour yet play their largest venues to date. These shows are an extension of Mandolin Orange’s huge 2019, which included over 45 sold-out dates in the US and Europe as well as a headlining slot at Pickathon. The group that “helped redefine American roots music for a younger generation” (Washington Post) just taped a Tiny Desk (out later this summer) and are well on their way to selling out two headlining shows at Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium.
The “ageless wild angel of pop” (New York Times), who celebrated her 80th birthday this year, performs songs from her upcoming album (Winter Stories, out November 29th) and classics spanning her illustrious career. Select dates from November 18th-27th.
The legendary musician, songwriter, and producer tours behind his new album, Note By Note, the musical companion to his new memoir, Time Is Tight.
Dessa plays her new album, Sound the Bells, on tour with a string quartet; her tear-it-up club show now has more elegance and richness. This tour follows six sold-out performances with the Minnesota Orchestra and her European debut with the BBC NOW Orchestra.
Aquarium Drunkard hailed this California duo as “a blazed up Everly Brothers." Now signed to Yep Roc and reissuing their debut LP, Mapache show off the live evolution of their "West Coast Pop Americana.” They've played Pickathon and have toured with Beachwood Sparks and more.
W Magazine says, "Angie McMahon is music’s next big thing.” Now with a live band, the Australian guitarist and singer will bring her infectious energy – quiet emotions meet loud riffs – back to the US on tour with Hozier.
W Magazine says, "Angie McMahon is music’s next big thing.” Now with a live band, the Australian guitarist and singer will bring her infectious energy – quiet emotions meet loud riffs – back to the US on tour with Hozier.
Dessa plays her new album, Sound the Bells, on tour with a string quartet; her tear-it-up club show now has more elegance and richness. This tour follows six sold-out performances with the Minnesota Orchestra and her European debut with the BBC NOW Orchestra.
W Magazine says, "Angie McMahon is music’s next big thing.” Now with a live band, the Australian guitarist and singer will bring her infectious energy – quiet emotions meet loud riffs – back to the US on tour with Hozier.
W Magazine says, "Angie McMahon is music’s next big thing.” Now with a live band, the Australian guitarist and singer will bring her infectious energy – quiet emotions meet loud riffs – back to the US on tour with Hozier.
W Magazine says, "Angie McMahon is music’s next big thing.” Now with a live band, the Australian guitarist and singer will bring her infectious energy – quiet emotions meet loud riffs – back to the US on tour with Hozier.
Back by popular demand, the live musical show based on top-rated Disney Junior animated series extends its “Save the Day” tour. The show features preschoolers’ favorite superheroes, Catboy, Owlette, and Gekko, as they embark on action-packed capers, solve mysteries, and save the day from the night time baddies, all while learning valuable lessons.
Back by popular demand, the live musical show based on top-rated Disney Junior animated series extends its “Save the Day” tour. The show features preschoolers’ favorite superheroes, Catboy, Owlette, and Gekko, as they embark on action-packed capers, solve mysteries, and save the day from the night time baddies, all while learning valuable lessons.
The multi-GRAMMY-winning drummer, producer, and educator presents the record-release show for her ambitious and political double album, Waiting Game (Motéma Music), which features Esperanza Spalding, Rapsody, and more. Carrington recorded the album with her new band, Social Science, who will play with her.
