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Win a Free Badge to MusicPro ’26 Artists’ Conference
Free badge entry information at the bottom. The MusicPro ’26 Artists’ Conference has announced the first slate of sessions for its upcoming three-day gathering, set for March 27–29, 2026 at ... -
Release Radar: Justin Schaefers' Modest Hits Packs Maximum Spirit
Indie rock artist Justin Schaefers has spent a decade as a foundational piece of the indie ensemble puzzle. But in 2026, the musician—who admits he "most likely wanted to be ... -
The Live Beat: Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band
The Boss is clocking back in. This spring, Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band will hit the road for the Land of Hope and Dreams American Tour—a 20-date run ... -
Ear Candy: Quick Cry Sesh (The World Demands It)
TGIF, my playlist peeps. There’s a particular kind of exhaustion that comes from simply existing right now. The constant scroll. The pressure to optimize your life. The low-grade hum of ... -
Release Radar: Jai’Len Josey Is A Serial Romantic
It’s a rare thing in the current R&B landscape to find an artist who doesn’t just sing about the cycle of heartbreak, but actually hands you the exit map. Enter ... -
Sublime Enter a New Era With Atlantic Records Deal
After proving they could still shake the reggae-punk/alternative rock universe without a major-label safety net, Sublime are stepping into a new era—this time with Atlantic Records in their corner. The ... -
The Live Beat: Young the Giant
Young the Giant are stepping out of our March magazine pages and straight onto the road with their freshly announced Victory Garden Tour, and it’s blooming with all the right ... -
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New Music Critique: Quinston Pugh
Contact: quinstonpugh@gmail.comWeb: c5fold.com/quinstonpughSeeking: Booking, Film/TVStyle: R&B, Pop, Hip-Hop Quinston Pugh’s latest offerings prove that Virginia Beach remains a fertile ground for inherently vibey artists. While the production is polished and ... -
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New Music Critique: The Antennas
Contact: antennasrecords@gmail.comWeb: theantennas.netSeeking: Label, Distribution, ManagementStyle: Folk/Roots Rock There’s an intriguing quality to The Antennas, driven by guitar work that feels fresh and purposeful, especially on “High Noon.” “I’m Alright” ... -
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New Music Critique: Cindy Kalmenson
Contact: cindykalmenson@me.comWeb: cindystylemusic.comSeeking: Review, Booking, Film/TV, DistributionStyle: Americana Cindy Kalmenson takes on theatrical Americana with a slow but charming sensibility. The vocals, reminiscent of early Sheryl Crow or Linda Ronstadt, ...
