Today marks the debut of the album’s first single, “I’ve Got Three Problems,” featuring none other than the legendary Bobby Rush! This track, penned by Rush himself, is a significant moment that brings two generations of blues talent together.

Corky Siegel reflects on his 60-year journey of merging blues with symphony, from his early days playing with blues legends in Chicago to pioneering symphonic blues collaborations with the Chicago Symphony. In this interview, he also shares the creative process behind his latest work, ‘Symphonic Blues No. 6,’ and how his music continues to evolve while staying true to his roots.

Big Head Todd and the Monsters mark 40 years with two star-studded nights at Red Rocks, featuring Cheap Trick, Bill Murray, Warren Haynes, and more!

Sam Moore, one half of the influential soul duo Sam & Dave, has passed away at 89. Known for hits like “Soul Man” and “Hold On, I’m Comin’,” Moore’s distinctive voice and contributions to soul music left a lasting impact on the genre and generations of artists.

The New Year starts here with a spectacular flourish, an acoustic version of the Americana-tinged “Leave The Light On” from the multi-award winning chanteuse. The original track is on the best-selling album ‘Beneath The Neon Glow,’ which achieved mainstream chart success in the UK last year.

Peter Yarrow’s passing leaves Paul Stookey as the only member of Peter, Paul and Mary left alive. The trio’s “Puff the Magic Dragon” in 1963 introduced a mass market to the folk boom that had been primarily the genre of choice for the academic community spearheaded by acts like Dylan, Tom Paxton, and Tom Rush.

Listen to the first single, “If,” from Big Al and the Heavyweights’ upcoming album ‘Blues Power.’

At 87, Buck’s music is shaped by a deep connection to the city’s storied blues scene, which he entered in 1953. His album ‘Willie Buck and The Delmark All-Stars Live at Buddy Guy’s Legends’ reflects his lifelong dedication to the genre, with both original tracks and classic covers.

At a sold-out Thalia Hall, Bill Murray took to the stage with the Blood Brothers band for an unforgettable performance. Despite initial nerves, Murray’s charisma and passion for music shone through as he belted out hits like Dylan’s “Like a Rolling Stone” and The Kinks’ “Tired of Waiting.” With an all-star cast, including blues veterans Mike Zito and Albert Castiglia, the night was a celebration of both Murray’s comedic charm and musical talent.

Hosted by Duane Betts, the star-studded event will take place on February 28, 2025, at Macon City Auditorium, featuring Warren Haynes, Derek Trucks, Susan Tedeschi, Oteil Burbridge, Devon Allman, and more. Tickets go on sale January 13. A portion of the proceeds will support music education in honor of Dickey Betts.