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Musician, and songwriter Charlie Overbey, of whom rock icon Lemmy (Motörhead), coined as the “Punk Rock Spy In The House Of Honky Tonk" has released his single “Champagne, Cocaine, Cadillacs & Cash.” The guitar and keys southern rock-tinged romp features Marcus King on Electric Guitars,  B3 Organ, and vocals,  with additional vocals from Jaime Wyatt. The song is the first single from Overbey’s forthcoming album In Good Company, due out on July 26.

Ask any touring musician about their stand-out performances over the years and they’ll be quick to remember when and where they took place. But the flip side of that coin is always present in those memories as well.

Once he turned 60, Jono Manson found himself inadvertently reflecting on his career, one that began in his hometown of New York City.

Mary Lee Kortes of Mary Lee’s Corvette has carved out a solid reputation as a singer-songwriter but none of her previous works necessarily prepared us for

Stars Enough to Guide Me is Jono Manson;s eleventh solo project and his debut for Blue Rose Records - continuing his genre blurring catalog

Release Day Picks this week highlight new albums by The Arcs, The Mother Hips, Mike Dillon & Punkadelick, Phish, Joe Henry, Aoife O’Donovan and Bob Dylan.

Mark your calendars… Thursday, Dec. 8 Buckcherry arrived on the scene during the drab days of the post-grunge era. They developed a following pushing a...

A new variety show in Tucson is showcasing national and local entertainers, who are brought together on the same stage. Following its first variety show...

Whiskey Del Bac Barrel Release A special private barrel selection of Whiskey Del Bac’s unique Sonoran American single malt whiskey will be cause for celebration...

The Mother Hips unveiled their cover of Buffy Sainte-Marie's "Codine" from their forthcoming studio album, 'When We Disappear.'