Diet Cig Announces New January 2021 Tour Dates
The duo - Alex Luciano and Noah Bowman - recently released 'I Don’t Like Driving Like I Used To'.
The duo - Alex Luciano and Noah Bowman - recently released 'I Don’t Like Driving Like I Used To'.
Following the release of their widescreen, transportive fifth studio album The Last Exit in January of 2021, today dream-pop auteurs Still Corners return with a welcome bid for hope in the form of sweeping, propulsive new track 'Heavy Days'.
Half Gringa has released a new single, entitled 'Sevenwater'.
In addition to Cooper and Yurco, Hot Sass also features Cooper’s longtime bandmates and collaborators Joe Bisirri (bass), Ryan Usher (drums, percussion) and Michael Libramento (guitar, synthesizer).
With these twelve new songs, including previously released tracks “Slice of Life” and “Getting Closer,” Cooper comes into her own—both musically and as a person—embracing a newfound sense of independence, honesty, maturity and creativity.
The band’s new album arrives into a much different world this time around, and birthed a new energy for the band.
The announcement of a US tour follows the recent first-of-its-kind live show and interactive experience within the world's biggest game, Fortnite.
The new record follows Cooper’s 2018 full-length debut album, Window Flowers, which was released to widespread critical acclaim.
In addition to Cooper and Yurco, Hot Sass also features Cooper’s longtime bandmates and collaborators Joe Bisirri (bass), Ryan Usher (drums, percussion) and Michael Libramento (guitar, synthesizer).
Everything Will Be Ok Eventually, out now via C3 Records, features the buzzworthy singles and Top 10 Triple A radio hits “Let Down” and “Better.
Deep Sea Diver was recently featured on NPR Music’s Tiny Desk (Home) concerts, performing three tracks from their acclaimed 2020 LP Impossible Weight as well as the standalone single “Stop Pretending” - which was named one of NPR Music’s 100 Best Songs of 2020.
This first EP is introduced by the title track 'Journey to the Center of Myself,' a summer-ready anthem that adds to the EP's kaleidoscopic palette, bouncing from classic house to experimental and indie alternative - from the amour-propre of 'I Am The Greatest' to the introspective 'Nice,' and the r
A Beautiful Life also includes Heartless Bastards’ 2020 single, “Revolution,” available now on all digital platforms.
Then, this winter, Shaw will hit the road again starting December 4th in Atlanta, GA with performances in Tennessee, Illinois, Ohio, Massachusetts, and Pennsylvania.
Written and produced by Singer, with longtime collaborator and co-producer Jake Rye, Everything Will Be Ok Eventually soundtracks chasing a dream until it’s real, while offering hope and optimism for the future.
The quintet will kick off a 64-date tour this month with two very special album release shows in Detroit followed by stops throughout the US and Canada in Chicago, Denver, Austin, Nashville, Toronto, Seattle, Portland, Los Angeles, Washington DC, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Boston and more.
The latest focus track premiered earlier this week on Apple Music’s ALT CTRL Radio with Hanuman Welch, where Michigander appeared as both the episode’s interviewed artist and cover image.
'I wanted to figure out a way to celebrate the release of my new EP, and I couldn’t think of a better way than playing a big rock show with my best friends at one of Detroit’s best clubs,” shares Singer.
This album has songs about reading minds, sibling rivalry, déjà vu, and honesty.
Providing audiences with new perspectives on their acclaimed 2019 collaboration, Echo Mine, Califone and Robyn Mineko Williams and Artists premiere Echo Mine v2 as part of Audiotree's STAGED series on Tuesday, October 27, 2020 at 8pm Central Time.