Dave Gil de Rubio

Gov’t Mule frontman and Allman Brothers legend Warren Haynes brings a rare solo performance to the Rio Theatre, blending reflective new material with classics from across his storied career. Feb. 15 at the Rio Theatre

Literally the essence of the bedroom pop genre, “Baby Man” is a lo-fi exercise in execution that retains sonic richness thanks to Eric D. Johnson’s collaboration with producer Thom Monahan.

Glenn Tilbrook has recently opened/co-headlined with disparate acts including Boy George, The Psychedelic Furs and ska/pop legends Madness. At at Felton Music Hall, October 20.

Shortly after waiting out the pandemic, the Lone Bellow found new life and inspiration by commandeering Roy Orbison’s former home at Old Hickory Lake...

10 studio albums in, Ruthie Foster has developed a rich voice that lives at the crossroads of gospel, blues, soul and country and has garnered her six Grammy nominations. At Moe's Alley, Sept. 18

Valerie June’s quest is a spiritual journey channeling inspiration that can develop over years for a single song or poem. Valerie June brings her “organic moonshine roots music" to the Rio Theatre, June 17.

Little Feat occupies its own niche thanks to a sound that mixes blues, rock, New Orleans funk, jazz and country.

English Beat enjoy nostalgia-fueled success like acts from Duran Duran and Squeeze to Depeche Mode and OMD. June 6-7 at Felton Music Hall