2x GRAMMY® Award-nominated band Rival Sons drop “Guillotine.” Listen HERE. “Guillotine” heralds Rival Sons’ hugely anticipated new album, DARKFIGHTER, arriving everywhere via Low Country Sound/Atlantic Records on Friday.
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Award-winning blues rock duo When Rivers Meet are pleased to announce the release of “Perfect Stranger” the second single taken from their forthcoming highly anticipated third album “Aces Are High” released later this summer. The new single is released Friday 28 April
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Double header events do not get much better than this one. Toronto based The Commoners and Troy Redfern with his band; a marriage of Roots, Americana and blues rock all set in the splendid venue the Voodoo Rooms, a class venue, also used a lot by Edinburgh Blues Club affiliated to Blues Matters magazine.
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After multiple delays over the past two years due to COVID, Kenny Wayne Shepherd was finally able to perform his 25 anniversary tour. Because of the delay he named the tour after his 1997 release Trouble Is rather than his 1995 debut album Ledbetter Heights.
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I owe Eric Bibb an apology. Initially I was reluctant to even listen to this album, far less review it. The reason? Well, at some point in the dim and distant I heard a bit of Bibb, and put him down as a purveyor of the kind of twee, folky acoustic blues that turns me right off. Well, however true or not that judgement may have been at the time, it certainly isn’t a fair reflection of Ridin’.
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Philip Sayce, a celebrated guitarist, has announced his return to the UK with six exclusive dates in November 2023. The tickets will go on sale on Wednesday, April 19th, 2023, at 10 am GMT via www.thegigcartel.com and www.philipsayce.com. Troy Redfern, a slide guitarist, will be the special guest on all the shows.
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Danko Jones, the rock trio from Toronto, Canada, recently announced their upcoming album “Electric Sounds” and now they have confirmed a series of UK headline dates for December 2023 as part of their wider European tour.
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Gwyn Ashton’s 10th album, celebrating a 50-year career is drenched in slide guitar and personal stories, and could have easily come out of the Mississippi swamps, as opposed to the UK via Australia and France.
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Elles Bailey fully justified her entry into the Blues Hall Of Fame with a stunning medley of songs delivered with passion, energy and heartache in equal measure.
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Manchester is known for producing great bands, and Ashley Sherlock’s debut album “Just A Name” is the latest in a long line of musical offerings from the city. Available to pre-order from https://orcd.co/jr5yo10, the album will be released by Ruf Records on Friday 16 June. Fans can listen to the first single from the album, “Realise,” on Wednesday 12 April and watch the official music video here.
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