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Over 150 artists from 34 countries will perform at FAI’s 38th annual conference, themed Rise Up, celebrating global folk traditions and activism. Headliners include GRAMMY winners Lost Bayou Ramblers and Terrance Simien, protest icon Ramy Essam, and genre-spanning talents from across the world. The event, set for Jan 21–25, 2026, promises a powerful Second Line of Song in the heart of New Orleans.
Longtime Elvin Bishop sideman Terry Hanck puts decades of blues and R&B into’ Grease to Gravy.’ With his seasoned sax and direct vocals, he offers deep roots and a set of songs informed by his own experience.
A.J. Croce embarks on a renewed Croce Plays Croce tour, honoring his father’s enduring songs with fresh passion and respect. Meanwhile, his 11th studio album, produced by Shooter Jennings, reveals A.J.’s own bold artistic evolution, carving out a distinct voice that stands strong beside his father’s legacy.
With ‘Live at Vaughan’s’ (out today via Louisiana Red Hot Records) Corey Henry captures the grit, groove, and legacy of New Orleans funk. He dives into reimagining Hendrix, honoring Treme’s lineage, and keeping the city’s musical heartbeat alive for the next generation.
Singer-songwriter/guitarist Nikki O’Neill shares insights on her new album ‘Stories I Only Tell My Friends,’ her personal songwriting journey, and how exploring global cuisines influences her music.
Kid Ramos on his forthcoming Nola Blue Records album ‘Strange Things Happening’ does gospel the way Metallica does rock: intense, hard-driving and with a dedication that is nothing less than obsessive.
Lilli Lewis, singer-songwriter, composer, and visionary behind Black American Music Summit invites us into the heart of her latest endeavor, reshaping the narrative around Black American music and its place within the wider cultural conversation. Now, she’s expanding her impact through children’s literature.
In celebration of the legendary Dr. John’s iconic words, the Dr. John Estate has launched a commemorative “Dat’s Where It’s At” tee, featuring the Good Doctor’s image and his famous lyric. To honor the spirit of the Rock & Roll Hall of Famer and six-time Grammy winner, American Blues Scene is giving away one of these exclusive t-shirts. Enter for a chance to win by commenting with your favorite Dr. John phrase on our Facebook page!