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  Article Contributed by Sacks and Company | Published on Monday, May 24, 2021 Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats are back with a summer and fall tour. The extensive run of shows includes their annual shows at Red Rocks Amphitheatre (a three-night run for the first time) as well as performances at Willie Nelson’s Outlaw Music Festival, Nashville’s First Bank Amphitheater, Raleigh’s Red Hat Amphitheater and more. The band will share the stage with The Marcus King Band, Margo Price, Bahamas, Delta Spirit and Tré Burt. General on-sale begins on Thursday, May 27 at 10:00 AM loc...

Former FIVE FINGER DEATH PUNCH drummer Jeremy Spencer spoke to "Drag The Waters: The Pantera Podcast" about his decision to remove all the previous...

Get tickets for We Came As Romans The Devil Wears Prada, Gideon, Dayseeker at Canton Hall in Dallas, TX on Sat, Feb 27, 2021 - 8:00PM at AXS.com

  Article Contributed by Sacks and Company | Published on Friday, January 22, 2021 On February 13, Nathaniel Rateliff will make his debut as the musical guest on “Saturday Night Live.” Regina King will host the show. Rateliff’s latest single “Redemption,” written for the Apple Original film Palmer, comes on the heels of his celebrated 2020 solo album And It’s Still Alright (Stax Records). Listen to “Redemption” HERE. “Redemption” is featured in both the film and trailer for Palmer, which will premiere globally on January 29 exclusively on Apple TV+. Palmer stars Justi...

Mike Ayers's book 'One Last Song: Conversations on Life, Death, and Music.' (Jay Gabler/MPR) When I first started at Minnesota Public Radio, I worked at both The Current and our sister station, Classical MPR. Multiple times even during the few years I worked at the classical station, we heard from grateful listeners who reported that when family members were literally on their deathbeds, they chose to have Classical MPR playing as a final soundtrack. What would your final soundtrack be? In researching his book One Last Song (buy now), Mike Ayers learned to phrase the question ...