Mumford & Sons turned a rain-soaked Fenway Park into holy ground on Monday night, with support from Lord Huron and Dylan Gossett.
Singer-songwriter Dylan LeBlanc has shared “Cautionary Tale (Revisited),” a new version of his 2016 track, along with an official live video
Police Dog Hogan breaks down ‘The Light At The Top Of The Stairs,’ exploring the album’s themes of ageing, loss, and resilience.
Darius Rucker of Hootie and the Blowfish, along with Kashus Culpepper, and Tyler Braden brought some country swagger to Place Bell in Laval.
Diane Hubka & The Sun Canyon Band premiere their version of “If I Could Only Win Your Love” from their new ‘Moon Over Larrabee’ album.
Ahead of ‘North Country Collective,’ City and Colour guitarist Johnny 99 joins us for Geared Up interview to discuss His Fender Telecaster.
Gregory Alan Isakov, supported by Ocie Elliott, brought an air of harmonious, communal beauty to The Everwise Amphiteater in Indianapolis.
The Bacon Brothers have announces details of “The Freestanding Tour” which will take place this summer across the United States.
Reflecting deep, pensive emotions, W.C. Beck crafts a passionate landscape of deliciously lived-in country and folk music on ‘Facecomber.’
Basic and decorated by complex layers of instrumentation, Jim Patton & Sherry Brokus’ ‘Harbortowne’ demonstrates the alluring power of folk music.
Singer-songwriter Afton Wolfe has released the music video for her cover of The Rolling Stones’ “Dead Flowers” featuring Jaimee Harris.
Brother Valiant’s second album ‘Better Luck Next Time’ delivers a yummy, elegant acoustic palette to disclose the fundamental charm of life.
Songwriting duo The Magnolia Janes premiere their debut album, ‘The Light Years,’ a record born out of friendship, harmony, and unity.
American Idol alumni Sam Barber closed his “Till I Return Tour¸” along with Kade Hoffman at the Commodore Ballroom in Vancouver.
Norwegian indie-folk duo Oakland Rain commemorated International Women’s Day with the release of their new single “Sister Hymn.”
Gregory Alan Isakov was absolutely on fire when he torched Toronto’s Massey Hall with support from The Milk Carton Kids.