The Saylor Brothers are a bluegrass/jam trio that had its genesis in the John Hartford Jam which occurred in Asheville from 2014-2020. Along the way of hosting this jam, brothers Will & Ben Saylor (banjo/guitar) have collaborated with countless pickers in the Asheville bluegrass scene, at a wide variety of gigs – especially with the other group they front, Brushfire Stankgrass. Their next gig is Green River Adventures’ annual “Green River Bash” in downtown Saluda this Saturday at 5. Tune in for another fun jam this Friday morning!

Guy Clark's landmark album, Old No. 1, introduced the Texas songwriter to listeners in 1975. While not a commercial success by any stretch, the album was highly praised by the press. Now, 50 years later, Guy Clark LLC's Truly Handmade Records releases this tribute, a track-by-track homage featuring some of country and Americana's finest.

The centennial anniversary of B.B. King and Lucille is certainly worth celebrating big time! The King was born in September of 1925, and when Joe Bonamassa realized there hadn’t been a tribute big enough to match his impact on the blues world, he helped assemble this 32-track collection of over 50 artists, including Christone “Kingfish” Ingram, Eric Clapton, Keb’ Mo’, Marc Broussard, Shemekia Copeland, Marcus King, and of course the great Buddy Guy.

The GRAMMY Award-winning 12-member band led by the dynamic wife-and-husband duo of Susan Tedeschi and Derek Trucks has released their sixth studio album, with 11 great new tracks. “I feel like this is the most unique record we’ve done,” says Trucks of Future Soul. “It’s my favorite collection of songs that we’ve ever put on a record. From song to song, there’s just not a weak spot. With Future Soul, we wanted to shake things up.”

It’s a live album from Sara Watkins, Sarah Jarosz, and Aoife O’Donovan capturing highlights from their 2025 tour for their Grammy-winning Wild and Clear and Blue album, from shows in Atlanta, Toronto, Charleston, and a few other cities.

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The Charlotte artist leads on an unlikely but versatile instrument in a rock and soul style with double stops, vintage amps and a lot of love