Music

The Oxford, Mississippi–based alternative folk band plays four songs, including the new tracks “Carry On, Carry On” and “Don’t You Worry”

Listen to “A Friend of Mine” off the forthcoming Altitude, and hear from the Country Music Hall of Famer about his first new album in six years

An auction co-curated by tennis star Venus Williams helps the High Priestess of Soul live on

The genre-bending Oklahoma native follows his own path on his most expansive album yet

The Grammy-winning bluegrass band plays three songs in a follow-up to its 2018 Back Porch Session

New music from the up-and-coming Nashville artist you need to know

The Nashville-based sisters bring their signature harmonies—and expand their sound—on the duo’s seventh studio album

Spotify Singles has their exclusive recordings of “Hands on the Wheel,” “Whiskey River,” and “Seven Spanish Angels”

The Grammy-winning guitar virtuoso plays four songs, including “Crooked Tree,” from the 2022 album of the same name, plus a new song—“Where Did All the Wild Things Go?”—from her forthcoming album

Bluegrass is back—and, as Chris Pandolfi explains, it’s time for a history lesson

New music from the Mississippi trio who rose to fame last year on America’s Got Talent

The best ways to connect with music across New Orleans during the storied music festival

Listen to the lead single from Wild & Precious Life, the forthcoming debut full-length album from the son of Allman Brothers Band co-founder Dickey Betts

For decades, one of West Africa’s most popular musicians has lived a quiet, unassuming life in the U.S.—but that’s about to change

The Florida-based band plays four songs from their debut album, Shadowglow

Take a listen back at some of the long-running West Virginia radio show’s most memorable performances, from vintage R.E.M. to Pops Staples to Chris Stapleton

Powered by a yearning to hunt, the Trampled by Turtles singer finds an unusual canine collaborator

The Louisiana native plays three songs, including two off his latest album, S.O.S. 4: Blues for Your Soul

The country superstar and his family put down roots in a bright Music City bungalow

The Texas native performs three songs, including two of his early hits, “Just Call Me Lonesome” and “Nobody Wins,” as well as “Sycamore Creek,” a 2017 song from Foster’s book-and-CD combo project, For You to See The Stars. Recorded at Riverfront Revival in North Charleston, South Carolina