The independent San Antonio outfit is gearing up for a 30-plus city headlining tour across North America following the release of their next album.

Nashville-based artist Hannah Cole will release her debut album, "Switchbacks," Sept. 4 via Tight Knit Records.

Longtime We Are Scientists drummer Keith Carne released his debut album, “Magenta Light,” April 20.

The Colorado band released its sophomore album, “Taxi The Rich,” March 19.

Minneapolis band she’s green began its West Coast tour supporting Slow Crush, March 13.

On March 6, Brooklyn, New York, band Endearments will release “An Always Open Door” via Trash Casual Records.

San Diego was the band’s eighth stop on their nine-night run supporting Dexter and the Moonrocks on the West Coast.

On Nov. 7, London-based singer/songwriter Ananya released “My Darling New York,” a complex love letter to the City That Never Sleeps.

Laveda embarked on a month-long headline tour of the U.S., visiting many cities for the first time in their six-year career.

“Submarines,” a spacious, uplifting track, establishes a decisive way forward for the project.

The duo returns with their hearts on their sleeves.

The Swedish duo’s first new song of 2025.

"Walking Out" follows their debut EP and sold-out shows.

One last stop in “America’s finest city.”

The English band's cacophonous return to America.

A (biased) take on America’s largest gathering of nationally-recognized songwriters.

Youngster Year Music Journal’s second annual year-end recap!

A (biased) recap of the inaugural Pensacola-based music festival.

A concert review.

A concert review.