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Smoke Delayed, Blues Delivered: The Black Keys at Chicago’s Salt Shed | Review & Photos
After wildfire smoke forced a summer postponement, the Black Keys returned to Chicago’s Salt Shed to close out their six-month Peaches N Kream tour with a set of blues-soaked deep cuts, garage-rock favorites, and crowd-pleasing covers. Easy Eye Sound labelmate Eddie 9V opened…
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Eric Jerardi’s The Game Explores Grief, Mortality, and the Human Condition
Blues-rock guitarist Eric Jerardi turns a 12-week songwriting challenge into a deeply personal reflection on grief, mortality, and aging with 'The Game,' an introspective album shaped by blues, soul, rock, and the storytelling traditions of Tom Waits and John Hiatt.
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Exclusive: Feral Foster Premieres “Be Mine” from ‘New World Blues’
Hear “Be Mine” exclusively on American Blues Scene ahead of tomorrow’s release of 'New World Blues.'
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38 Special, Jefferson Starship & Foghat in Mesa, AZ – Oct. 22, 2026
Three classic rock favorites bring five decades of hits to Mesa Amphitheatre, as 38 Special celebrates its 50-year legacy alongside Jefferson Starship and Foghat on October 22.
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In Tune With Wonderlick’s Tim Quirk: Teaching Old-Time Musicians Your Weird Indie Rock Songs
Tim Quirk and Jay Blumenfield took their unconventional indie-rock songs to Appalachia, where local old-time musicians brought a fresh perspective to Wonderlick’s sound on Wonderlick Loves You.
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Eric Clapton’s 2026 Crossroads Guitar Festival: Photos & Highlights
Eric Clapton’s 2026 Crossroads Guitar Festival returned to Austin’s Moody Center for a seven-hour celebration of guitar-driven music, featuring blues, rock, jazz, country, and bluegrass artists. With performances by Buddy Guy, Jimmie Vaughan, Joe Bonamassa, Tedeschi Trucks Band,…
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Billy Branch: The Blues Is His Biography—and the Case for a Major Chicago Blues Museum
Billy Branch argues that Chicago has taken its blues heritage for granted, calling for a major museum to honor the music that helped shape American music and put the city on the map.
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Kenny Wayne Shepherd on the Album That Launched His Career at 17
Kenny Wayne Shepherd released 'Ledbetter Heights' as a teenager in 1995, emerging during a 1990s blues revival. Thirty years later, he’s revisiting the album on tour and reflecting on his career.
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The Music, Moonshine and Family of Hill Country Blues – Scott “Janky” Lindsey
Scott “Janky” Lindsey says God created music and there’s no music in hell.
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Language of the Blues: The Griot Tradition and the Storytellers of the Blues
In this installment of Language of the Blues, author and rocker Debra Devi follows the griot tradition from West African singer-historians to blues musicians who carried stories, history, humor, and sharp social commentary in song.
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Kingfish Shows Phoenix Why the Blues Is in Good Hands
The 26-year-old Clarksdale native brought his guitar, stories and old-school blues to Phoenix, backed by a band that kept the Celebrity Theatre moving all night.