This British indie-pop group’s headlining US tour continues an already epic 2020. The four-piece band known for its “butter smooth yacht-pop” (Rolling Stone) will play new songs “Over (ft. Anna of the North)” and “Love Breaks Down” and will tease more that’s coming this year.
The multiplatinum-selling country artist returns to Nashville to be a part of “C’Ya On The Flip Side II,” the second annual star-studded benefit concert for the Troy Gentry Foundation.
Reliever was produced by Dave Cobb and Scott Nolan and showcases Prince as a powerful vocalist and inspirational writer with musical influences ranging from his musician and preacher father to Kris Kristofferson and Charley Pride.
Contact: Jerome Ware
On Something Better, Loose Buttons team with The Strokes’ longtime producer Gus Oberg to create a debut that doubles as a snapshot of the group growing into their own on their own terms. The record sees Loose Buttons fuse their “potent indie rock mix” (Nylon) with a narrative centered around fending off the lingering pains of the past and looming anxieties of looking forward to build something that's truly worth living for.
Contact: Max Lefkowitz
Joachim is a Haitian-American flutist, composer, and "powerful, unpretentious" vocalist (New York Times) whose solo debut, Fanm d'Ayiti, is nominated for Best World Music Album at this year’s GRAMMYs. This short tour follows her presenting at this year’s GRAMMY Premiere Ceremony.
The rising Kansas-bred country artist teams up with Willie Jones for the West Coast “I Ain’t Gotta Grow Up Tour.” In 2019, both electrified crowds during Country Music Week in London, Glasgow, Berlin, and Amsterdam. As two of country’s hottest rising acts on streaming, they come together again to deliver more than two hours of music each night.
Produced in part by Richard and featuring co-writes with Sara Bareilles, Richard’s son Lucas Marx and his wife Daisy Fuentes, Limitless represents a new beginning for the celebrated singer-songwriter.
Contact: Grace Fleisher
Barbara (the formal first name America's favorite 11.5 inch fashion doll) will be laid out to reflect a vintage double-sided album. The first side features a plugged-in late 60s/early 70s vibe (reminiscent of Trixie’s 2019 stand-alone single “Yellow Cloud”) full of sugary, high-voltage reflections on beachside love, painting the town red, and a celebrity crush.
Contact: Alena Joyiens
This British indie-pop group’s headlining US tour continues an already epic 2020. The four-piece band known for its “butter smooth yacht-pop” (Rolling Stone) will play new songs “Over (ft. Anna of the North)” and “Love Breaks Down” and will tease more that’s coming this year.
Joachim is a Haitian-American flutist, composer, and "powerful, unpretentious" vocalist (New York Times) whose solo debut, Fanm d'Ayiti, is nominated for Best World Music Album at this year’s GRAMMYs. This short tour follows her presenting at this year’s GRAMMY Premiere Ceremony.
This British indie-pop group’s headlining US tour continues an already epic 2020. The four-piece band known for its “butter smooth yacht-pop” (Rolling Stone) will play new songs “Over (ft. Anna of the North)” and “Love Breaks Down” and will tease more that’s coming this year.
The Rolling Stone- and NPR-approved Americana singer and songwriter hits the road to debut on stage her new album Bright Lights, Long Drives, First Words (February 21st), recorded while eight months pregnant. Struthers’ longtime touring band, The Party Line, join her to expand upon these rousing stories on the hard-fought journey to artistry and motherhood.
Featuring the group's first new, original songs since 2001's Plan B LP - plus one cover of the classic Eugene Church soul burner "Pretty Girls Everywhere" - Weather was produced in-house by Huey and the guys, just like every record they've made since the early 1980s.
Contact: Greg Jakubik
Niia - the urban-noir artist known for her distinctive brand of “trip-hop that strips away the pomp, leaving only the ooze” (NY Times) - has announced her new album II: La Bella Vita.
Contact: Grace Fleisher
Recorded completely live in front of an intimate audience at White Lake Studios in Upstate New York, these Harvard-bred rockers and their band delivered "raw, impressive intimacy" (American Songwriter) across reimagined versions of their greatest hits to date, including their latest Billboard AAA Top 40 singles “Outta My Head” (featured on NBC’s Today Show) and “Kill In The Cure” (which remained on Billboard’s chart for 12 consecutive weeks).
Contact: Andrea Evenson
Recorded at Nashville’s Sound Emporium and produced by Russell Terrell (Brooks & Dunn, Eric Church, Thomas Rhett) and Brad Hill (Maren Morris, Brothers Osborne, Lucie Silvas), Slow Motion Philosophies is a collection of poetry that chronicles a young woman’s journey into adulthood as she experiences heartbreak, healing, and self-discovery — all set to the tone of vintage R&B grooves, loose Jazz swagger, and crystalline vocals.
Contact: Olivia Del Valle
The art-country icon and his Panhandle Mystery Band play select shows in honor of the new album, Just Like Moby Dick (January 24th via Paradise Of Bachelors). Hailed as “riveting” (NPR), “stunning” (Pitchfork), and “delectably barbed” (New York Times), Allen has influenced multiple generations of artists and iconoclasts through his music and visual art, and his new album is a sort of spiritual successor to his masterstroke 1979 double album, Lubbock (on everything).
Maxwell tops the “Ladies' Night R&B Super Jam” with The Dream, Musiq Soulchild, En Vogue, Jagged Edge, Mase, and Rotimi.
The art-country icon and his Panhandle Mystery Band play select shows in honor of the new album, Just Like Moby Dick (January 24th via Paradise Of Bachelors). Hailed as “riveting” (NPR), “stunning” (Pitchfork), and “delectably barbed” (New York Times), Allen has influenced multiple generations of artists and iconoclasts through his music and visual art, and his new album is a sort of spiritual successor to his masterstroke 1979 double album, Lubbock (on everything).
While touring with Rainbow Kitten Surprise and The Head And The Heart, Jake Cochran (stand-up drum kit) and Jeff Gorman (guitar, loops, synth tones) have been winning over crowds with their “hypnotic” (Billboard) performances and “electrifying” (Uproxx) stage presence. Despite being one of the festival’s earliest acts, they even received a standing ovation at Newport Folk Fest. They now headline this 2020 tour following the release of their self-titled debut on Atlantic.
On the heels of an adventurous karaoke tour and new album (Building Balance, out now via ATO), the R&B singer-songwriter embarks on his biggest headlining tour yet. “I'm pumped to showcase Building Balance the way it was intended,” says Stone, “with a live band, for a live audience.” Stone also will be performing on the TODAY show on December 4th, and Jimmy Kimmel Live! on December 9th.
'Live In Dublin' (2007) will be released on vinyl for the first time ever, a 2LP snapshot of Bruce Springsteen's work with The Sessions Band, including classic folk songs popularized by Pete Seeger and radically rearranged versions of Bruce Springsteen favorites.
Contact: Max Lefkowitz
The collection celebrates Hisaishi’s diverse and distinguished catalog of compositions spanning his nearly 40-year career, including selections from Miyazaki classics ‘Spirited Away,’ ‘My Neighbor Totoro,’ and more, as well as recordings never before released in the US.
Contact: Grace Fleisher
A deeply personal and political collection of songs motivated by the beauty of life, the urgency of the climate crisis, and the question of loss, Sarah called the album a spiritual successor of sorts to her acclaimed 2000 debut
Contact: Hannah Schwartz
During this spring run, the accomplished artist previews selections off her upcoming LP, The Women Who Raised Me. Produced by GRAMMY-winning producer Larry Klein (Joni Mitchell, Herbie Hancock) — who produced Springs’ 2016 debut, Soul Eyes — The Women Who Raised Me is a tribute album to the musicians who most impacted her music, stylings, and journey, featuring renditions of songs made famous by Ella Fitzgerald, Ms. Lauryn Hill, Bonnie Raitt, and more.
'18 Tracks' (1999) is coming to vinyl for the first time in over 20 years. The 2LP set features rarities like the original "Born In The U.S.A." demo and exclusive songs "Trouble River," a 1999 re-recording of "The Promise" and Springsteen's original version of "The Fever," made famous by Southside Johnny and The Asbury Jukes.
Contact: Max Lefkowitz
'Live In New York City' (2001) arrives on 3LPs for the first time since its original pressing. The set chronicles Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band's much-anticipated reunion tour, recorded over two nights at Madison Square Garden in the summer of 2000.
Contact: Max Lefkowitz
'Devils & Dust' (2005) comes to vinyl for the first time since its original release on the format. The 2LP set remains one of Springsteen's starkest studio albums, recalling "The Ghost of Tom Joad" a decade earlier.
Contact: Max Lefkowitz
Whether your little one has already started "Thinking out Loud" or is still in the slightly "Antisocial"infant stage, the latest from lullaby music's "A Team" is sure to put them (and you) right to bed.
Contact: Hannah Schwartz
Struthers returns with Bright Lights, Long Drives, First Words, a new collection of songs written by Struthers and recorded while she was eight months pregnant with her daughter Annabell. After realizing her dream of becoming a mother, Struthers’ new work begins to consider what it all means for her future as an artist and touring musician.
Contact: Max Lefkowitz
'The Rising' (2002) will be reissued on 2LP vinyl for the first time in over 15 years. The album offered messages of healing and redemption in the wake of the devastating attacks on 9/11, and saw The E Street Band re-unite in the studio for the first time in nearly a decade.
Contact: Max Lefkowitz
During this spring run, the accomplished artist previews selections off her upcoming LP, The Women Who Raised Me. Produced by GRAMMY-winning producer Larry Klein (Joni Mitchell, Herbie Hancock) — who produced Springs’ 2016 debut, Soul Eyes — The Women Who Raised Me is a tribute album to the musicians who most impacted her music, stylings, and journey, featuring renditions of songs made famous by Ella Fitzgerald, Ms. Lauryn Hill, Bonnie Raitt, and more.
The Americana Awards-winning folk musician is back following her first GRAMMY win (with I’m With Her) with a new release (Bull Frogs Croon (and Other Songs), her first in four years and a collaboration with a string quartet set to Oregon’s late Poet Laureate, Peter Sears. Her extensive tour will take her across the US.
The actress (Marvel’s Ant-Man; Comedy Central’s Corporate; Netflix’s upcoming Let It Snow), musician, filmmaker, author, and digital tour de force plays music from her debut album, Casualty, out now.
The GRAMMY-nominated and CMA- and ACM Award-winning songwriter (Celine Dion, Miley Cyrus, Blake Shelton, Lee Brice, Scotty McCreary), and one of Nashville’s most prolific lyricists, plays Manhattan to preview her new album Decatur County Red, out March 27th. This is Alexander’s first original project since her 2014 collaboration with Sheryl Crow, Dierks Bentley, Chris & Morgane Stapleton, and Brothers Osborne.
On the heels of an adventurous karaoke tour and new album (Building Balance, out now via ATO), the R&B singer-songwriter embarks on his biggest headlining tour yet. “I'm pumped to showcase Building Balance the way it was intended,” says Stone, “with a live band, for a live audience.” Stone also will be performing on the TODAY show on December 4th, and Jimmy Kimmel Live! on December 9th.
Is anti-Zionism increasingly drifting into anti-Semitism? This acclaimed nonpartisan debate series holds this discussion, in which both sides pair journalists who have worked in Israel with a political figure from the region. Arguing for the motion are New York Times columnist Bret Stephens and former Israeli Parliament member Einat Wilf. Arguing against the motion are The Atlantic contributor Peter Beinart and US Campaign for Palestinian Rights Executive Director Yousef Munayyer.
The “Trixie Mattel: Grown Up” tour takes the pop culture icon, groundbreaking country artist, and RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars winner on her first full-band tour. These shows will now feature Trixie playing guitar and Autoharp as she blends her deranged humor with her serious musical chops.
Across the 13 interrogative tracks – as full of depth, strangeness, and contradictions as they are lifting hooks – the band balances existential, environmental, and political anxieties with fatherly sentiments, self-satirizing lyrics, forever-lively guitar lines, and shimmering strings.
Contact: Greg Jakubik
On the heels of an adventurous karaoke tour and new album (Building Balance, out now via ATO), the R&B singer-songwriter embarks on his biggest headlining tour yet. “I'm pumped to showcase Building Balance the way it was intended,” says Stone, “with a live band, for a live audience.” Stone also will be performing on the TODAY show on December 4th, and Jimmy Kimmel Live! on December 9th.
The award-winning songwriter and environmentalist plays her first tour in a decade in honor of her new album, Are You Gone (February 21st via Arts & Crafts). Harmer’s first full body of work in ten years is a darker, edged-out evolution of the “razor-sharp songwriting chops” (NPR Music) and “plainly hooky” (Rolling Stone) melodies that earned her debut album, You Were Here, unanimous praise in 2000.
While touring with Rainbow Kitten Surprise and The Head And The Heart, Jake Cochran (stand-up drum kit) and Jeff Gorman (guitar, loops, synth tones) have been winning over crowds with their “hypnotic” (Billboard) performances and “electrifying” (Uproxx) stage presence. Despite being one of the festival’s earliest acts, they even received a standing ovation at Newport Folk Fest. They now headline this 2020 tour following the release of their self-titled debut on Atlantic.
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