Sunday, July 15: After two critically applauded full-lengths, the Lone Bellow turned to master producer Dave Cobb (Sturgill Simpson) for album three, Walk into the Storm.

Saturday, July 14: A highly acclaimed practitioner of Songhaï music, Touré has earned two Malian National Arts Awards for Best Singer.

Saturday, July 14: The popular and prolific songwriter, producer and supergroup-collaborator will share the bill with Nellie McKay.

When Tannersville-based 23Arts commences its ambitious four-weekend music festival in July, it will press into use no fewer than 16 venues, all in the Tannersville area. 

Friday, July 13: A tireless touring and recording artist, a versatile confessional-style writer with a distinctively soulful voice, Sexton is one of the godfathers of today’s groovy acoustic folk/rock.

Saturday, July 7: ne of the brassiest ideas Jeff Tweedy ever had was to open Wilco’s elegant and inclusive progressive-roots sound to the shred-grade chops of Nels Cline. Let’s be clear: Hip people hate chops, and let’s be equally clear: Cline has them and makes no attempt to hide them.

Saturday, July 7: Founder of the band Orleans and former US congressman from New York, Hall also scored co-wrote such classics as “Still the One,” “and “Dance with Me.”

Saturday, July 7: Down on Creation: On Top of the World with the Carpenters offers a glimpse into the troubled life of the ’70s icon and the music she left behind.

Saturday, July 7: Familiar to audiences as the current lead singer of the world-famous Original Blues Brothers Band, Harden has shared the stage with Solomon Burke, Eddie Floyd, Ben E. King, Robert Cray and Delbert McClinton.