For their just-announced sixth album, Book of Fools, North Carolina quartet Mipso took their time. “Book of Fools feels more relaxed, more confident, more us — like we’re wearing our favorite clothes and telling our favorite story and it […]
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Listen up as Sierra Ferrell treats us to two songs from her 2021 album, Long Time Coming, in the press box above DelFest. The cozy 8′ x 12′ space above the Allegany County Fairgrounds sits just across the Potomac […]
It takes a village — some might liken it more to an army — to present a music festival. Fans are familiar with the artists, of course, and probably also notice the ticket scanners, security guards, and trash collectors […]
Have you ever offered a musician some perfectly good coffee-maker coffee, only to have them turn up their snotty noses at it, and go pay $5 for a latte down the street? We all know that said musician could […]
EDITOR’S NOTE: We’re sharing an excerpt of a poem and story by singer-songwriter H.C. McEntire written specifically for our Spring 2023 journal and shared with permission. Order your copy or, better yet, subscribe today — and support nonprofit roots music journalism in print and […]
After an avalanche of love for her debut solo album, 2021’s Outside Child, Allison Russell is back with a new set of songs, The Returner. Out Sept. 8 on Fantasy Records, The Returner finds Russell leaning in to her […]
After a year of upheaval, the Steep Canyon Rangers are back on their feet and ready to release an album of new music. Morning Shift, coming Sept. 8 on Yep Roc Records, is their first album since founding member […]
Over Memorial Day weekend, bluegrass fans from all over descended on the Cumberland, Maryland, for the 15th edition of DelFest. Named for and presided over by the legend himself, Del McCoury, DelFest has cast a wider net than just […]
Join us for Pigeons Playing Ping Pong’s No Depression Session at DelFest 2023, recorded in the secret pigeon coop above the Allegany County Fairgrounds grandstands! PPPP starts their No Depression Session with an ode to the most adult beverage […]
Teddy Quinn is referred to these days as “the musical mayor of Joshua Tree.” Growing up in Los Angeles, Quinn appeared as a child actor in a Bayer aspirin commercial and in ’60s sitcoms like Bewitched, The Courtship of Eddie’s […]
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