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  • Chris Thile Readies Acousticamp This July

    If you’re in the mood for award-winning acoustic music look no further than Chris Thile’s Acousticamp, July 13-16 at Tarrytown House Estate in Tarrytown, NY. Billed as “four celebratory days and nights of acoustic music, exploration, coffee and cocktails” the… Continue reading

    Chris Thile Readies Acousticamp This July
  • Dar Williams’ River Roads Music Festival Readies Late June Slate

    Since I’m on the topic of concert festivals I wish I’d attend, here’s another: On Saturday June 27, in partnership with WXPN and the Upper Merion Township, Heuser Park in King if Prussia, PA will host Dar William’s fourth annual… Continue reading

    Dar Williams’ River Roads Music Festival Readies Late June Slate
  • Todd Snider Tribute Concert Set For Later This Month

    Last fall the Americana music scene lost one of its heavyweights when Todd Snider passed away. The details surrounding his death remain murky and unpleasant, but his lasting legacy will live on. In an effort to celebrate his three decades… Continue reading

    Todd Snider Tribute Concert Set For Later This Month
  • John Mark McMillan Backs Off Retirement, Readies Spring Dates

    Stephen Bishop isn’t the only singer-songwriter unretiring. Faith-based singer-songwriter John Mark McMillan of Charlotte, NC announced last fall that he was stepping away from both touring and making music to focus on other endeavors. But that didn’t last long. As… Continue reading

    John Mark McMillan Backs Off Retirement, Readies Spring Dates
  • A Thousand Horses Charts New Course With New LP

    Earlier this week, the 2015 song “Smoke” from Nashville’s A Thousand Horses entered my cranial jukebox. Said song, which shot to #1 on the Billboard Countty Airplay chart in 2015. Additionally, the song, the band’s debut single made them the… Continue reading

    A Thousand Horses Charts New Course With New LP
  • Brothers Osborne Announce Summer Headlining Dates

    Americana / country-rock outfit Brothers Osborne have announced a series of summer headlining dates. The announcement comes with the cheeky kiss-off: “Scalpers kick rocks. We’ll see you out there.” The duo recently celebrated the 10th anniversary of their breakthrough album… Continue reading

    Brothers Osborne Announce Summer Headlining Dates
  • Brooke Moriber’s Nashville in NYC Event Scheduled for Feb. 28

    Mrs. Goyo and I just got back from our 10-year wedding celebration in Nashville and as expected there is much to write about. But those posts will come in time. For now take this post as invitation to attend Brooke… Continue reading

    Brooke Moriber’s Nashville in NYC Event Scheduled for Feb. 28
  • RIP Raul Malo (1965 – 2026)

    Lately it feels like this blog is becoming a website for eulogies of fallen greats, but sure enough, that’s exactly what’s happening. This week’s eulogy is for Raul Malo, the magnetic and honey-throated front man for Americana outfit The Mavericks.… Continue reading

    RIP Raul Malo (1965 – 2026)
  • RIP Todd Snider (1966 – 2025)

    It is with a heavy heart that I write this post. Todd Snider was an alt-country legend and one whose music powered me through undergrad and grad school and beyond (2000’s Happy To Be Here and 2002’s New Connection especially).… Continue reading

    RIP Todd Snider (1966 – 2025)
  • Will Hoge Announces New Album, Tours Through November

    Nashville singer-songwriter Will Hoge has announced his new album Sweet Misery is due out Aug. 22. The album is available for pre-order at his website. Sweet Misery will be Hoge’s 13th studio album and the successor to last year’s Tenderhearted… Continue reading

    Will Hoge Announces New Album, Tours Through November