The University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire (UWEC) is hosting a Cabin Concert open mic event, featuring Vivian Buri as the host, Volume One reports.
The University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire's Cabin Concert series will feature Valleykil with Volume One, a live performance of their album.
Local high school jazz band releases first album, "Evening of Jazz: Guest soloist Sue Orfield with Troppo and McDonell HS Jazz Band - Volume One", featuring guest soloist Sue Orfield.
A new folk song titled "The Night" has been shared on the r/folk community, with lyrics that explore themes of darkness, longing, and the search for true love. The song's lyrics describe a sense of comfort in the darkness and a desire to be guided by the light of love. The song's message is one of hope and acceptance.
The xx played their first show in eight years at a London venue, marking a rare live appearance by the British indie rock band.
Austin singer-songwriter Jon Dee Graham, 67, died last Friday after a fall. Graham was a beloved figure in the roots music community. A tribute was shared by Austin radio station KUTX.
Peter Levin performed a No Depression Session at Chelsea Studios in New York City, playing a set backed by drums, bass, guitar, and saxophone, with his signature sound on the Hammond B3. The set opened with "I'll Be Doggone."
Jessye DeSilva's new album "Glitters Up the Dark" explores themes of trans self-creation, soulful country, and hope, produced by Aaron Lee Tasjan. The album marks DeSilva's continued streak of emotionally resonant music.
Bandcamp Daily releases its guide to the best jazz LPs of March 2026, highlighting crucial releases from the month.
Rappers Earl Sweatshirt, MIKE, and SURF GANG release 33-track double feature "POMPEII // UTILITY," produced by NYC collective SURF GANG.
Bandcamp Daily releases its Hotlist for Spring 2026, featuring upcoming albums that fans are excited about. The list includes several albums from various artists, but specific details about each album are not provided.
Folk Alley Radio Show #260402 features songs to welcome in April from Simon & Garfunkel, David Mallett, Mumford & Sons, Taj Mahal, and Kacey Musgraves, as well as tributes to Emmylou Harris and John Prine.
Three of the sappiest love songs that have ever been released were released in 1991, according to American Songwriter. The songs are described as particularly romantic and sentimental.
Fleetwood Mac's 1977 album 'Rumors' marked their first No. 1 on the U.S. albums chart, 49 years after its release. The album was fueled by the band's personal struggles and drug use. It remains their magnum opus.
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young's 1970 album reached No. 1 on the charts and has been certified 7x Platinum. The album remains the highest-selling album of each band member's career. It has gone on to achieve significant commercial success.
Country music has been known to be a little risky in the past, with some songs that likely wouldn't fly if released today. A recent article from American Songwriter lists three questionable country songs that would raise eyebrows. The songs, though released in the past, contain lyrics and themes that might be considered objectionable today.
George Harrison performed publicly for the last time at Carl Perkins' funeral in 1998, with footage of the event now available.
Three classic songs have unusual backstories that are more bizarre than their lyrics, according to American Songwriter. The magazine explores the strange histories behind three of these iconic tracks.
Country singer-songwriter Rodney Crowell says Johnny Cash survived the pressures of fame by finding solace in his music, particularly in his song "What Elvis Didn't". Crowell's comments come in response to a 1977 song by Cash, which Crowell believes reflects the singer's ability to cope with the challenges of his career.
Grammy-winning songwriter and producer Norro Wilson, who produced Reba McEntire and wrote songs for George Jones, was born on April 4, 1938, in Scottsville, Kentucky.
Three country songs from 1963 are still widely enjoyed and considered timeless, with their sound aging well over the years.
Taylor Swift has written songs about people she didn't date, including "All Too Well" about her friendship with actress Abigail Breslin, "The Last Time" about her feud with fellow singer Katy Perry, and "Better Man" about a songwriting partner.
Johnny Cash's live rendition of Soundgarden's "Rusty Cage" has been praised as his favorite performance of the song, cementing his legacy alongside Chris Cornell and Soundgarden.
Country music publication American Songwriter recommends three 1980s country songs for parents to share with their kids, citing their wisdom. The suggested songs are from the 1980s, but the specific titles are not mentioned.
Three classic rock songs from 1979 are being recognized for their enduring quality, with American Songwriter highlighting their underrated status. The songs, from that year, are said to sound even better today.
