The Po’ Ramblin’ Boys examine longing, chance, and a brief desert romance on “Coachella Moon,” released through Turnberry Records. Inspired by a real-life experience, the…
The Po’ Ramblin’ Boys Explore Fleeting Romance On “Coachella Moon”
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Siannie Moodie Explores Scottish Highland Traditions on New Album Wax and Wane
Siannie Moodie new solo album, Wax and Wane, celebrates Scottish Highland influences and personal stories. The title reflects the album’s shifting emotional character, from joyful…
Greek Artist Stella Papalamprou Introduces “Protanixin” Music Video
Greek vocalist, composer, and lyricist Stella Papalamprou has released a video for “Protanixin” recorded with her ensemble Zafira. Born in Grevena, Greece, Papalamprou focuses on…
Appalachian Smoke Unveils New Single “Running from the Moon”
Appalachian Smoke have rolled out their emotive new single, “Running from the Moon.” This is a deeply personal and emotionally charged story about family, sacrifice,…
Japan Society Reveals 2026-2027 Performing Arts Season
Japan Society has announced its 2026-2027 Performing Arts Season of live, in-person performances at the Society. The lineup that includes two world-premiere contemporary music concert…
European Folk Day Sets 2026 Dates as Pan-European Traditional Arts Initiative Expands
The European Folk Network (EFN) has announced the fourth edition of European Folk Day, scheduled for 23 September 2026, coinciding with the autumn equinox in…
Meallan Introduce Debut Single ‘Groovy Gal’
Scottish folk group Meallan have released their debut single, “Groovy Gal.” The emerging ensemble combines fiddle, clàrsach, accordion, guitar, keyboard, and Gaelic song. They bring…
Lonesome River Band Celebrates Summer Nostalgia on New Single “Summertime”
Lonesome River Band has released “Summertime” (Mountain Home Music Company), a song focused on childhood memories and the traditions of summer. “‘Summertime’ was sent to…
Black Banjo Renaissance Symposium and Concert in Washington, DC in July 2026
The American Folklife Center at the Library of Congress will celebrate the Black Banjo Renaissance with a free, public symposium and concert on July 21st.…
Vejer Flamenco Expands Its Reach With Tradition and Contemporary Perspectives
The fifth edition of the Vejer Flamenco will take place in Vejer de la Frontera, Spain, from July 8 to 11, with a program that…