#Tyler Childers Tour Dates

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SOMA | ‘ON THE ROAD’ with Tyler Childers

We are beyond thrilled to announce we will be accompanying the inimitable Tyler Childers on some dates of his upcoming 2025 tour. 

We hope to see you in California, New Jersey, Massachusetts and Virginia. 

Our deepest gratitude to Tyler and his team for inviting us along.

Tickets to the shows are available at the link in our bio or at tylerchildersmusic.com

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🌀 TOUR DATES 🌀

✨JUNE 2025

🌎 California 

June 10th | Hollywood Bowl; Los Angeles, CA |

🔅with Tyler Childers and Robert Earl Keen

✨SEPTEMBER 2025

🌎 New Jersey/ Philadelphia

September 24th | Freedom Mortgage Pavillion; Camden, NJ |

🌎 Massachusetts 

September 25th | XFinity Center; Mansfield, MA |

🌎 Virginia

September 27th | Jiffy Lube Live; Bristow, VA |  

🔅with Tyler Childers and Medium Build

See you on the road! 🌄

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Tyler Childers Adds New Australian Tour Dates to Meet Demand

With news earlier this week that Tyler Childers will bring his eagerly awaited Mule Pull Tour to Australia and New Zealand early in 2025, comes a second date for Sydney to meet extraordinary demand during the pre-sale period, with all shows selling fast. This new show will take place on Tuesday, February 11 at Sydney’s Hordern Pavilion. The tour will commence at Auckland’s Spark Arena on February…

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Tyler Childers Announces Winter and Spring 2024 Tour Dates

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Hey guys! Here today I would love to tell y’all about one of my all time favorite songs. This love song talks about a man’s true love for a woman, saying in the song, “I’ll love you till my lungs give out, I ain’t lying, I’m all your’n and your all mine”. The song is “All Your’n” by Tyler Childers. Childers is an incredible singer, paired with incredible musicians. I love this song and highly recommend it to anyone that likes country music and/or love songs. I heard him sing this song in concert and it was an amazing experience.

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REVIEW: Miles Miller “Solid Gold”

Miles Miller – Solid Gold (Thirty Tigers) Miles Miller is on the rise with his new album produced by the elusive Sturgill Simpson Solid Gold. He’s been a touring drummer with Town Mountain, Tyler Childers, and Sturgill Simpson and this summer booked tour dates supporting Tyler Childers. Listen and see why. Delicious slide in a Duane Allman style and vocals & lyrics that clutch at your heart pop…

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Tyler Childers Extends Fall Headline Tour; Returning to Dallas on December 16th with a Gig at The Rustic

Acclaimed singer, songwriter and performer Tyler Childers will extend his nationwide, headline tour this fall with several newly confirmed shows including Nashville’s Exit/In (two nights), Atlanta’s Variety Playhouse, Oklahoma City’s Tower Theater and Dallas’ The Rustic among others. Tickets are on-sale now. These performances celebrate a breakthrough year for Childers, which saw the release of his critically acclaimed debut album, Purgatory. The record—produced by Sturgill Simpson and David Ferguson—landed on multiple “Best of 2017” lists including Rolling Stone, Vice’s Noisey, Wide Open Country and NPR Music, who praised, “The intimacy he conjures is his gift, in this private moment made universal, and throughout his remarkable official debut.” Additionally, Childers is nominated for “Emerging Artist of the Year” at the 2018 Americana Music Association Honors & Awards and also made his Grand Ole Opry debut earlier this spring.

Of the album, the Lawrence Country, KY native comments, “I am extremely grateful for Miles Miller introducing me to Sturgill Simpson, and also for Sturgill and David Ferguson taking the time to work with me. I think we both wanted to make an album for east KY, and I reckon that’s what we did. It’s not about rock, or grass, or country…it’s just hollerin’ in the mountains and stirring shit up! The band Sturgill and David put together was an all-star cast, and an honor to work with and learn from. I hope to do it again, but once is more than most are blessed with. For that I am thankful.” Current Tour Dates: 2018 June 22—Hamilton, OH—Whimmydiddle Country Music Festival 23—Ashland, KY—Paramount Arts Center (SOLD-OUT) 28—Louisville, KY—A Grassroots Fundraiser for Johnny Boone (SOLD-OUT) 29—Lexington, KY—Manchester Music Hall (SOLD-OUT) 30—Lexington, KY—Manchester Music Hall (SOLD-OUT) July 11—Vail, CO—Vail Summer Bluegrass Series 14—Telluride, CO—The Ride Festival 18—Dallas, TX—Canton Hall (SOLD-OUT) 19—Austin, TX—Historic Scoot Inn (SOLD-OUT) 20—Houston, TX—White Oak Music Hall 21—Helotes, TX—John T. Floore Country Store 26—Floyd, VA—Floydfest 27—Newport, RI—Newport Folk Festival (SOLD-OUT) 29—Asbury Park, NJ—Asbury Lanes 31—Piketon, OH—Pike County Fair August 2—Chicago, IL—Lollapalooza 2—Chicago, IL—Schubas (Lollapalooza Official Aftershow) (SOLD-OUT) 3-4—Saint Charles, IA—Hinterland Music Festival 7—Indianapolis, IN—Indiana State Fair 10-12—San Francisco, CA—Outside Lands 16—Louisville, KY—Headliners Music Hall (SOLD-OUT) 17—Louisville, KY—Headliners Music Hall (SOLD-OUT) 18—Beaver Dam, KY—Beaver Dam Amphitheater 25-26—Tonder, South Denmark—Tonder Festival 27—Goteborg, Sweden—Pustervik 29—Groningen, Netherlands—Noorderzon Festival 31—Reeuwijk, Netherlands—Bruis Festival September 1—Vlieland, Netherlands—Into the Great Wide Open 2—Amsterdam, Netherlands—Paradiso 4—London, UK—Dingwalls 28-30—Roseland, VA—Devils Backbone Hoopla October 10—Brooklyn, NY—Brooklyn Bowl 12—Boston, MA—Royale 13—Philadelphia, PA—Union Transfer 15—Washington, DC—9:30 Club 19—Toronto, Canada—Danforth Music Hall 20—Detroit, MI—Majestic Theatre 24—Madison, WI—Majestic Theatre 26—Minneapolis, MN—Varsity Theater 27—Iowa City, IA—The Blue Moose 29—Billings, MT—Pub Station Ballroom 30—Missoula, MT—The Wilma November 1—Vancouver, Canada—Imperial 3—Seattle, WA—Neptune Theatre 4—Boise, ID—Knitting Factory Concert House 5—Portland, OR—McMenamins Crystal Ballroom 8—West Hollywood, CA—Troubadour (SOLD-OUT) 10—Denver, CO—Ogden Theatre 11—Denver, CO—Ogden Theatre 13—Columbia, MO—The Blue Note 14—St. Louis, MO—The Pageant 15—Indianapolis, IN—The Vogue Theatre 16—Hickory, NC—Music in the Mill (SOLD-OUT) 30—Nashville, TN—Exit/In December 1—Nashville, TN—Exit/In December 7—Atlanta, GA—Variety Playhouse 8—Florence, AL—Shoals Community Theatre 11—Tulsa, OK—Cain’s Ballroom 15—Oklahoma City, OK—Tower Theater 16—Dallas, TX—The Rustic

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Lollapalooza Thursday Picks: 8/2, Grant Park, Chicago

Stars; Photo by Shervin Lainez

BY JORDAN MAINZER

Finally, I resisted the urge to go to Lollapalooza this year after 3 years of increasing mediocrity. But if you’re going today, make sure to catch these acts.

Tyler Childers, 1:45, Lake Shore Stage

We previewed Tyler Childers’ show at SPACE back in February:

“Kentucky country singer Tyler Childers has been up-and-coming for over half a decade. He finally broke out last year with Purgatory, an album co-produced by Sturgill Simpson and David Ferguson. Really, though, Childers is the star of the show, his rough twang and storytelling earning him rightful comparisons to early Steve Earle.”

Stars, 2:45, Grant Park Stage

Canadian indie rockers Stars are touring off of last year’s There Is No Love In Flourescent Light, but they’ve essentially been touring off of 2004 breakout Set Yourself On Fire for their entire career. They’ve never really been able to recapture the magic of that album, and they know it, using songs like “Ageless Beauty” and “Your Ex-Lover Is Dead” to basically bookend their anthemic sets.

All Time Low, 4:00, Tito’s Handmade Vodka Stage

Warped Tour stalwarts All Time Low bring pop punk back to Lollapalooza a year after releasing their most mature album to date, 2017′s Last Young Renegade, as well as two new singles. They’re the type of band who will bring die-hard fans to spend on an entire day pass just to see them, something they should be thankful for. Otherwise, they’d be stuck nowhere to be in the ever-expanding Lollapalooza split between indie rock and EDM.

Franz Ferdinand, 4:45, Grant Park Stage

For their 5th album Always Ascending, Glasgow stars Franz Ferdinand tick the expected boxes: disco jam here (the title track, “Feel The Love Go”), new wave sarcasm there (“Glimpse of Love”). The album and songs are decent, but in the past, even flops like Tonight: Franz Ferdinand came with slinking or psychedelic surprises. At Lollapalooza, though, their consistency is exactly what you’ll want. Self-titled debut hits, You Could Have It So Much Better standouts, and everything else that sounds like them: it’s a formula that’s worked for the band up until now, so why fix what’s broken?

Arctic Monkeys, 8:45, Grant Park Stage

From quintessentially Northern English sarcasm and witticisms to psychedelia to bad boy greaser. Arctic Monkeys’ Alex Turner has lived quite the musical lives, some with more critical success than others. His latest? Somewhere between Brian Wilson and Harry Nilsson, but even more zonked out. Turner holed up to record Tranquility Base Hotel + Casino, a Steinway-infused pseudo-noir concept album about a base on the moon where Arctic Monkeys are the house band. The usual charm and problems of a city are present (gentrification--oh look, a taqueria!), as is Turner’s wry observational humor, which is about the only thing that ties it to the band’s previous material.

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Get to Know Pandora’s 2018 Country Artists to Watch

Pandora has announced their 2018 Country Artists to Watch, an esteemed group of rising country stars. The roster represents a sonically diverse group of artists, all in different stages of their careers. Listen to the custom Pandora station HERE and take a look inside the incredible list of artists to watch below.

We put together a list of the top 20 Country Artists to Watch for 2018. Check out their music now: https://t.co/y5vAciuXA2 pic.twitter.com/R4Sh8lhjsL

— Pandora (@pandoramusic) November 20, 2017

Morgan Evans, Ruston Kelly, Tyler Childers, Ruthie Collins, Brandon Lay, Jon Langston, LANco, Jimmie Allen, Mike Ryan, Ashley McBryde, Jameson Rodgers, Jordan Davis, Jillian Jacqueline, Ryan Kinder, Adam Doleac, Danielle Bradbery, Devin Dawson, Maggie Rose, Carly Pearce, and Abby Anderson have all been granted the honor by Pandora.

Learn about the artists and listen to their music:

Morgan Evans

Recently signed to Warner Music Nashville, Evans has been busy out on radio tour, headlining shows, opening for artists like Cole Swindell, and preparing for his wedding to fiancée Kelsea Ballerini.

Ruston Kelly

Ruston Kelly released his latest album, Halloween, back in April and is currently supporting his latest single from the album, “Hollywood.”

Tyler Childers

Childers’ latest album, Purgatory, came out on August 4 via Hickman Holler Records / Thirty Tigers.

Ruthie Collins

We can’t get enough of Ruthie Collins debut album, Get Drunk and Cry.

Brandon Lay

Brandon Lay has the honor of opening up for Kenny Chesney on all of his 2018 Trip Around the Sun Stadium Tour.

Jon Langston

Listen to Jon Langston’s latest single, “Prob’ly At A Bar,” above. It follows the whopping success of "Right Girl Wrong Time.” 

LANco

From touring with Brothers Osborne to having their Opry debut, LANco has had a great 2017.

Jimmie Allen

Jimmie Allen’s self-titled EP reflects his upbringing in Delaware and artistic journey, embracing the highs and lows of his life thus far. Allen is signed to BBR music group and we can’t get enough of his music.

Mike Ryan

Mike Ryan released his third full-length album, Blink You’ll Miss It, last month. The project is a lyrical masterpiece with diverse instrumentation and vocal talent.

Ashley McBryde

McBryde’s current single, “A Little Dive Bar in Dahlonega,” was the most added song by a female on country radio on its October add date. 

Jameson Rodgers

Rodgers has two singles available right now: “Missing One” and “Some Girls.”

Jordan Davis

Currently out on Kip Moore’s Plead The Fifth Tour, Jordan Davis has had a year of new music, tour dates, and more.

Jillian Jacqueline

Jillian Jacqueline’s visual and lyrical approach to her music has been a refreshing addition to country music this year. We absolutely love her EP, Side A.

Ryan Kinder

This Warner Music Nashville artist just embarked on his very first headlining tour and is promoting his current uplifting single, “Still Believe In Crazy Love.”

Adam Doleac

Doleac is currently on SiriusXM’s The Highway Finds Tour with High Valley and Ashley McBryde.

Danielle Bradbery

Danielle Bradbery’s album, I Don’t Believe We’ve Met, is due out next Friday and we can’t wait. With album release parties in Nashville, New York, LA, and Houston, it is sure to be an exciting week. Our favorite track from the album so far is the deep-cut “Human Diary,” a heart-wrenching confession about the pains of a break up.

Devin Dawson

Dawson’s debut album, Dark Horse, is currently available for pre-order and is set to release on January 19, 2018.

Maggie Rose

Maggie Rose recently released a “digital 45″” of ““Just Getting By” and “Pull You Through.” two songs that encompass a timeline of a relationship.

Carly Pearce

Following the heart-breaking “Every Little Thing,” the #1 single and title track from her debut album, Pearce has announced that her second single will be “Hide The Wine.”

Abby Anderson

A Member of the CMT Next Women of Country Class of 2018, Abby Anderson is looking into an incredible new year. Signed to Black River Entertainment, Anderson is busy writing and recording her debut album.

We love all of these artists and can’t wait to see where 2018 takes them.

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POST #23 - Brock Thompson, “Sippin’ on a Memory”

Y’all, back on November 22nd, 2019 West Virginian Brock Thompson released his sophomore EP, “Sippin’ on a Memory.” He celebrated the release of the 6 song album with what I hear was a damn good release party with his friends Creek Don’t Rise at the Big Sandy Superstore Arena Grand Ballroom in Huntington, West Virginia.

On the record, Brock was backed by a hell of a good band with the likes of Mike Rojas on keys, Corky Holbrook on bass, Mike Johnson on pedal steel, Brian Fullen on drums, and Tammy Rogers on the fiddle. These artists have played with The Steeldrivers, Billy Ray Cyrus, Tyler Childers, Reba, Justin Moore, Shania Twain and more. With backers like that, you can see why this kid will be going places. He’s got the drive, the voice, and the knowledge of who’s who.

“Gave Me The Boot” is the 1st track on the album was actually the 1st single as well. I jumped on that song as soon as it came out and reviewed the single in order to get people on the Brock Thompson train as soon as possible. You can find that single review here: https://hillbillyhippiemusicreview.tumblr.com/post/188125994896/post-18-brock-thompson-gave-me-the-boot-yall

The 2nd track is the namesake of the EP, “Sippin’ on a Memory.” “Sippin’ on a Memory” talks about reflection of good times through alcohol. Y’all know what I’m talking about, you remember downin’ that bottle of bottom shelf Benchmark Bourbon and the good times that came with it. Or in all honesty, ya probably don’t. Anywho, instead of grabbin’ a beer, the ol’ boy in the song decides he needs something a bit stronger and grabs a dusty bottle from the back of the cabinet. He instantly remembers all the rowdy times he and his buddies had throwin’ down some of the good stuff. They were raisin’ hell like good ol’ boys do. Y’all, this is a roll the windows down and cruise in the pickup song right here.

“Problems” is Brock’s 3rd song on the album. Y’all, for a 20 year old, Brock digs deep onto this one. He starts by talking about all the ‘problems’ we have in everyday life. Things like shitty WiFi, stubbin’ your toe (which hurts like the dickens), losing the TV remote, and not being able to find a parking space. Then he goes into real problems like our men and women fighting for our freedom overseas, homelessness, and empty church pews. Brock digs deep to shed lights on what the real problems are, basically telling us to suck it up, because we have a damn good life. Y’all, I agree with him, we have it pretty good. And while I’m thinking about it, the Hillbilly Hippie Music Reviews wants to extend a sincere thank you to all of those men and women serving in the armed forces. Y’all make it possible for us to go out every weekend and enjoy the music that these artists are producing!

Brock’s 4th track on this EP is one that is a fun party song about gold diggin’ ol’ ladies. In “Human ATM,” the poor fella couldn’t keep his lights on and buy a case of cold beer because his woman spent all of his money. Fellas, y’all know what I’m talking about. There ain’t none of y’all been married over 3 years and got more than $24 in your wallet. Anyways, before I ramble too much and my wife reads this, y’all give “Human ATM” a listen, its a good one. Let me know what ya think of it, I’ll probably be browsin’ Facebook while I’m sleeping on the couch tonight...

The 5th song on the album is yet another booze inspired song, “Night to Remember.” Y’all know what I’m talking about, “this is a night to remember, that I’ve already forgot.” Again, booze is prevalent in a lot of the country songs we love, and let’s be honest, booze is prevalent in our lives too. This might be my favorite on the album, so with that being said, y’all check it out and give me your thoughts; I don’t wanna ruin it for ya.

Finally, the last song on the album, and the 2nd single is “I Can’t Change.” All of us relate, we can’t quite drinkin, or smokin, or ramblin. We can’t change who we are, no matter how much the world or the women in our lives want us to. That’s what this song is about, and you can sense some truth in it.

Y’all, that’s my review of “Sippin’ on a Memory” by my good buddy Brock Thompson. Brock is only 20 years old, but he is takin’ this music thing by the horns. He’s got one of the best and most unique voices of any newcomer out there. His voice is by no means like that of Randy Travis, but just like Randy’s voice is unmistakable, so is Brock’s. I’ve already told y’all he is a mix of Garth, Jon Pardi, and Cody Johnson. This kid is going places! Give him a follow on social media, check out his tunes wherever you listen to music and follow his tour dates and buy some merch here:

https://brockthompsonmusic.com

As always, y’all support local music (wherever you are), support independent artists, and buy merch.

Until next time.

-Cheers, N.

*This is an independent review. The Hillbilly Hippie Music Review was not compensated for this review.

*The opinions expressed are solely that of the author(s).

*The artwork shown is not ours, nor do we claim it in any way. It’s is copyrighted by Brock Thompson.

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Music Man Taylor Hicks Continues His Longstanding Tradition of Giving Back to Our Veterans

From the moment he won the fifth season of American Idol, Taylor Hicks has let his heart lead him in his musical journey. And recently, that heart of his led him to the organization NS2 Serves. NS2 Serves® is an independent, nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization whose purpose is to give back to the community it serves by training and employing veterans in high-tech careers. The course is open to post-9/11 U.S. military service veterans and reservists (including disabled veterans), service members with orders to leave active duty, and Gold Star spouses who meet eligibility requirements. From October 10-24, Hicks will not only tour across the East Coast, but he will be also donating a pair of tickets and meet-and-greet packages for all six shows to a silent auction that will directly benefit NS2 Serves. Recently, One Country sat down with the soulful music man to talk about his work with NS2 Serves and why these opportunities are making his career more fulfilling than ever right now. ONE COUNTRY: Can you tell us a little more about how you hooked up with NS2 Serves? TAYLOR HICKS: “(NS2 Serves PR consultant) Laurie Baker works there and we have been really close for a long time. She has done work in that space for over a decade, so when she explained to me about NS2 Serves, I knew I wanted to somehow get involved. This is by far the most effective and most brilliantly laid out veteran program I have seen her with. This organization is just common sense, with a lot of people working together to do something amazing.” ONE COUNTRY: Working with veterans is something you have done for years. How have your interactions with the service men and women of our country changed you? TAYLOR HICKS: “Luckily for me, I have been able to travel all over the world and I have been able to see how much the cost of freedom actually costs. I grew up with people who were in the service. These are the people we have to take care of. I think everyone should have access to see a third world country to see what the cost of freedom truly is. It’s always struck a chord with me.” ONE COUNTRY: It must be cool to use your music in a way in which you not only entertain people, but you find a way to give back. TAYLOR HICKS: “Definitely. These intimate shows we are going to be doing is a great way to have a veteran come out and enjoy a night of good music. It’s the least I can do.” ONE COUNTRY: We hear rumblings that new music is just around the corner. Can you confirm? TAYLOR HICKS: “I’ve spent about the last year and a half recording at Zac Brown’s Southern Ground studio in Nashville. It’s such a great space to record in. And yes, new music is coming and I’m really excited about it. I want this upcoming record to be a true representation of who I am and who I have always wanted to be. You can pigeon hole the sound of a lot of people these days, but you can’t pigeon hole me. (Laughs.)” ONE COUNTRY: So very true. It’s almost as if this is the perfect time for your brand of music, don't you think? TAYLOR HICKS: “I definitely think so. I mean, look at some of the artists that are out there right now like Chris Stapleton and Tyler Childers. The sincerity of the song itself is coming back.” To view the tour dates and place a bid on ticket packages, please visit: bidpal.net/taylorhicks Read the full article

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Tyler Childers Announces “Country Squire” Tour 2019 Country singer Tyler Childers has recently announced dates for “Country Squire” tour 2019. Tyler Childers will kick-off this fall concert tour on Sept.

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Tyler Childers Announces 2023 Tour Dates Featuring Margo Price, Drive-By Truckers, Elle King and More

https://music.mxdwn.com/2022/11/10/news/tyler-childers-announces-2023-tour-dates-featuring-margo-price-drive-by-truckers-elle-king-and-more/

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WIDOWMAKER RELEASE DEBUT EP ‘Widowmaker’

SharpTone Records recently announced the signing of Huntsville, Alabama’s own WIDOWMAKER. Today, the band have released their self-titled debut EP!

 You can purchase the album digitally, here: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/widowmaker/id1252222836

 Check out WIDOWMAKER’s latest video ‘The Nihilist’ here: https://youtu.be/MEBlAR_vRJA

To kick everything off, the band is currently on the road in the US with Born Of Osiris, Volumes and Betraying The Martyrs.

 US dates for ‘The New Reign Tour Part II’: 7th Jul – Austin, TX @ Come & Take It Live 8th Jul – Corpus Christi, TX @ House of Rock 10th Jul – Pensacola, FL @ Vinyl Music Hall 11th Jul – Orlando, FL @ The Social 12th Jul – Jacksonville, FL @ 1904 Music Hall 13th Jul – Birmingham, AL @ Zydeco 14th Jul – Charlotte, NC @ Neighborhood Theatre 16th Jul – Easton, PA @ One Center Square 17th Jul – Freehold, NJ @ Gamechangerworld 18th Jul – Hartford, CT @ Webster Theater 19th Jul – Albany, NY @ Upstate Music Hall 20th Jul – Toronto, ON @ Opera House 21st Jul – London, ON @ London Music Hall 22nd Jul – Grand Rapids, MI @ The Stache 23rd Jul – Milwaukee, WI @ The Rave

  WIDOWMAKER

are:

Matt Childers - Vocals

Tyler Stansell - Guitar

Hagan Dickerson - Guitar

Sean Landman - Bass

Kurtis Stoneking - Drums

More Information on WIDOWMAKER

www.facebook.com/WidowmakerAL/

www.twitter.com/WidowmakerAL

www.instagram.com/widowmakerband

More Information on SharpTone Records

www.sharptonerecords.co/

www.facebook.com/sharptonerecs/

www.twitter.com/sharptonerecs /

www.instagram.com/sharptonerecs/

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Yonder Mountain String Band and Tyler Childers are set to travel across the United States this summer.

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2018-03-19 13 MUSIC now

MUSIC

Brooklyn Vegan

Arcade Fire played 'SNL' (watch); Cardi B is next musical guest

Man arrested for bomb threat that canceled The Roots' SXSW show

What's going on Sunday?

Rae Sremmurd played a surprise set at FADER Fort SXSW (pics)

Lost Weekend SXSW day 2 pics: Leikeli47, Hop Along, Tyler Childers, Hinds, more

Consquence of Sound

Jack White in 10 Songs

Pussy Riot protest Putin’s presidential victory with new song, “ELECTIONS”: Stream

Migos and Drake pay homage to Soul Train with “Walk It Talk It” video: Watch

Jack White makes live return with intimate concerts at Third Man Records: Setlist

Flight of the Conchords postpone tour dates after Bret McKenzie breaks hand

Fact Magazine

10 under-the-radar club tracks you need to hear in March 2018

MJ Cole wants you to remix his new single before it’s released

Yo La Tengo stage a peaceful protest with soothing new album There’s A Riot Going On

Inga Copeland releases new Lolina album The Smoke

Visit MJ Cole’s gin factory-turned-studio in east London

Fluxblog

To Be Lucky Once

The Sun In Your Cold World

Took Me For A Ride

At My Leisure

What Is This Force

Idolator

She’s Coming! Tinashe Announces ‘Joyride’ Release Date, Unveils Cover

PRETTYMUCH Have A Massive Pop Moment With “Healthy”

Demi Lovato Helps Q-Tip Put A Unique Spin On Elton John’s “Don’t Go Breaking My Heart”

The Driver Era Talk “Preacher Man,” New Direction & Innovation: Interview

Troye Sivan Delivers A Chic “My My My!” Performance For ‘Jimmy Fallon’

Listen to This

Mammothor -- Curse Of Time [Hard Rock] (2014)

Anna Burch - Tea Soaked Letter [Indie-Pop] (2017)

cactus? -- i don't think it's good for you to stop smoking [alternative rock / garage] (2016)

milo. -- take advantage of the naysayer [Abstract Rap] (2017)

Blu-Swing - Sunset [Japanese Jazz]

Popjustice

Saluting the artwork for PRETTYMUCH’s Healthy

Louisa Johnson interview: “We went, ‘oh, fuck it, let’s just get drunk’”

Popjustice’s Spring Statement: Key Points

New Music Friday: Vera Blue’s Lady Powers are still strong

New Music Friday: When it’s time to put Andrew WK at the top of the playlist it’s time to put Andrew WK at the top of the playlist hard

Reddit Music

Cheap Trick - Surrender [rock]

I recently discovered alt-J’s “An Awesome Wave” and to say the least, I’m blown away.

The theory of the 13-year rock vs. pop cycle

Do you ever have only a particular singers part / vocal part stuck in your head, but not the rest of the song?

Kermit the Frog - Once in a Lifetime [New wave]

Rolling Stone

On the Charts: Logic Opens at Number One, David Byrne Hits New Peak

Hear Drake Drop New Verse on N.E.R.D.'s 'Lemon' Remix

See Arcade Fire Deliver 'Everything Now' Songs in 'SNL' Return

The Roots' SXSW Show Canceled After Bomb Threat

Hear Eminem's Studio Version of NRA-Slamming 'Nowhere Fast'

Slipped Disc

Maestro move: Daniel Hope adds new job

Alitalia dodges responsibility for smashed viol

Munich plans major Krenek comeback

Principal dancer is suspended after making #Metoo claims

Just in: Jonas Kaufmann takes his Otello back home

Spotify Blog

Spotify Launches Self-Serve Advertising Platform in the UK and Canada

Spotify Announces Launch of Line-In

John Hancock and Spotify Give Runners Everywhere Access to Custom Playlists and Tips from Some of the World’s Fastest Marathoners

Spotify Kicks off Women’s History Month with the Launch of ‘Amplify,’ a New Hub Spotlighting Causes & Community Voices

Spotify’s Electrifying Concert Series “RapCaviar Live” Returns with a New Tour Lineup featuring Migos, 2 Chainz, Tory Lanez, DJ Mustard, Lil Pump, and more

We Are the Music Makers

REQUEST: Looking to buy instrumental. music producer wanted.

pop music theory lessons, free online

With only a $100-150 budget, are studio monitors even worth it?

How to go about submitting music to blogs?

Any tips for recording/mixing hand drums?

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Sturgill Simpson, Tyler Childers Reschedule Tour Dates Due to COVID-19

[Ebony Nightclub] Rolling Stone Music News: Arena tour will resume April 20th http://dlvr.it/RRtVyl