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Southside Johnny Lyon, legendary frontman of Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes, has announced his immediate retirement from touring following ongoing health issues.
‘Desert Fox Blues’ is a raw, live-wire tribute to the spirit of classic blues, recorded on a vintage tape machine to capture every crackle.
With intricate layers, bold falsettos, and a unique approach to production, Ernesto J. Ponce’s new album stretches the boundaries of the blues while staying rooted in its traditions.
Out now: ‘Easy Tiger’ erupts with untamed, analog-driven energy!
In a powerful nod to musical history, Ruthie Foster reimagines Elvis Presley’s iconic “That’s All Right” at Sun Studios, where the King of Rock ‘n’ Roll first recorded the track. Backed by Tyler Bryant, Foster’s soulful, Delta blues rendition breathes new life into the Arthur Crudup classic. The song appears on ‘Mileage,’ her tenth album and debut for the legendary label – a release that also earned Sun its first-ever GRAMMY® nomination!
Gene D. Plumber brings his signature style to a selection of holiday favorites (along with a brand-new original track poised to become a seasonal classic) with ‘Gene D. Plumber Celebrates Christmas,’ his second album on Bar-None Records.
Craft Recordings and Traveling Wilburys unveil the newly restored 4K version of the iconic music video for “End of the Line.” Thanks to meticulous restoration work from the original rushes, fans can now experience this timeless classic with stunning visual detail.
Lifetime Achievement Award to be bestowed to Indigo Girls! Sarah Jarosz, Nick Lowe, Kaïa Kater, Allison Russell, Sierra Ferrell, Peggy Seeger, Rhiannon Giddens, among others earn IFMA nominations for Best of 2024 Awards.
“Little Bit” emphasizes living in the moment and slowing down to savor life’s precious details. The track is part of their upcoming album, ‘Bloom,’ set for release on January 24, 2025.
Grammy-nominated and seven-time Blues Music Award winner Janiva Magness is back with her latest single, “I Was Good to You Baby,” ahead of her highly anticipated album set for release in Spring 2025.