Music News

🎵 New Music & Releases

Pearl Jam

• Guitarist Mike McCready announced a graphic novel and companion "lost" rock opera album, "Farewell to Seasons," due October 6. (Consequence, March 2026)

Drayton Farley

• Released third album "A Heavy Duty Heart" March 17 via One Riot Records, recorded live to tape and produced by Sadler Vaden (Jason Isbell's 400 Unit). (Rolling Stone, March 2026)

Darren Kiely

• Released new single "White Flag," which he also produced, about giving a new relationship a fair chance after past heartbreak. (FrontView Magazine, 2026)

Kneecap

• Released second studio album "Fenian" May 1 via Heavenly Recordings, produced by Dan Carey, featuring Kae Tempest and Fawzi. (NPR, May 2026)

Zach Bryan

• Released sixth album "With Heaven on Top" (25 tracks) January 9, debuting at No. 1; has since teased an unreleased song, "Walk Backwards," from a rumored EP, "Young Manhood and Other Donatable Organs." (MusicRow/Whiskey Riff, Jan 2026)

Dar Williams

• Announced 13th album "Hummingbird Highway," due September 12 on Righteous Babe Records, and shared the jazzy single "Tu Sais Le Printemps." (Americana UK, 2026)

Max McNown

• Released a string of 2026 singles including "World Change Me" and "Something to Someone" (May 29), though no full album yet. (Apple Music/Billboard, 2026)

Jason Isbell

• Isbell and the 400 Unit debuted a more muscular version of "Crimson and Clay" on Jimmy Kimmel Live! in January. (Consequence, Jan 2026)

Noah Kahan

• Released fourth album "The Great Divide" April 24 via Mercury Records, debuting at No. 1 in both the US and UK. (Consequence/Boston.com, 2026)

Sturgill Simpson

• Released "Mutiny After Midnight" as Johnny Blue Skies and the Dark Clouds March 13, a physical-only release (vinyl/CD/cassette) that still debuted at No. 3 on the Billboard 200. (Rolling Stone/Variety, 2026)

The Kilans

• Released single "Haunt Me" February 13 ahead of a full-length album slated for spring 2026. (K-UTE Radio, 2026)

Houndmouth

• Releasing "Lordy," their first album in five years, July 10 via Dualtone, produced by Brad Cook with guest spots from MJ Lenderman and Iron & Wine's Sam Beam. (Spin, April 2026)

Briston Maroney

• Announced third album "JIMMY," released May 2 via Parlophone, and shared new tracks "Tomatoes" and "Bullshit." (Dork, 2026)

Ryan Bingham

• Released "They Call Us The Lucky Ones" with The Texas Gentlemen May 15 — his first full-length project in over seven years. (Forbes, May 2026)

Sam Donald

• Released new songs "Covered in Dirt" (April 24) and "Dead Man Walking" (January 23) as he continues building out his "grunge country" sound. (Apple Music, 2026)

Hozier

• Released a new collaboration with Mumford & Sons, "Rubber Band Man," with fans speculating it signals early work on his next record. (ad-hoc-news, 2026)

Brandi Carlile

• Confirmed a new Highwomen album is in the works with Maren Morris, Natalie Hemby and Amanda Shires: "I'm done keeping secrets." (Rolling Stone, Feb 2026)

AJR

• Set to release live album "Live from the Hollywood Bowl" (17 tracks) March 26, following 2025's "What No One's Thinking" EP. (Spotify, 2026)

Ryan Adams

• Released the 24-track double LP "Self Portrait" in December 2025 and has a follow-up, "The Suicide Handbook," expected sometime in 2026. (mxdwn Music, 2026)

📆 Tour & Concert News

Pearl Jam

• Ohana Festival, Dana Point, CA — Sept 25–27, 2026. (Consequence, May 2026)

Drayton Farley

• Barleycorn's, Wichita, KS — Aug 3, 2026. (BroadwayWorld, March 2026)

Darren Kiely 📍 PHILLY

• Roadrunner, Boston, MA — Aug 4, 2026.
• The Fillmore, Philadelphia, PA — Aug 5, 2026. (Songkick, 2026)
• The Rooftop at Pier 17, New York, NY — Aug 7, 2026.
• 23-date UK/Ireland/Europe run kicks off Sept 25 in Bristol, wrapping Oct 29 in Antwerp. (Songkick, 2026)

Kneecap

• BoomTown Festival, Winchester, UK — Aug 12–16, 2026.
• Leeds Festival — Aug 28, 2026; Reading Festival — Aug 30, 2026.
• Fenian Tour date, Brussels — Nov 7, 2026. (Jambase/Ticketmaster UK, 2026)

Tyler Childers

• 2026 Snipe Hunt Tour continues through Illinois, Missouri, Iowa and Colorado in July, then resumes Sept 30 in Sacramento, CA, before Seattle (Oct 2) and Portland (Oct 3). (Jambase, 2026)

Zach Bryan

• "With Heaven on Tour" continues through Europe and the US, including Eugene, OR (July 25) and San Diego, CA (July 31–Aug 1), wrapping Oct 10 at Jordan-Hare Stadium, AL. (Variety/Dover Motor Speedway, 2026)

Dar Williams

• Payomet Performing Arts Center, North Truro, MA — July 29, 2026.
• Fall Ireland/UK/France run: Dublin and Cork (Sept 26–27), Glasgow (Oct 1), London (Oct 7–8), Paris (Oct 11). (darwilliams.com, 2026)

Max McNown 📍 PHILLY

• "Summer Vacation Tour" stops include Silver Spring, MD (Aug 2), Chicago, IL (Aug 5), Madison, WI (Aug 6), Philadelphia, PA (Aug 17), and New York, NY (Aug 19). (MusicRow, 2026)

Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit

• Louisville, KY — Sept 24–27, 2026, wrapping the North American leg that closes at Wolf Trap July 30. (Pollstar, 2026)

Noah Kahan

• "Great Divide Tour" continues through Fenway Park (Boston), Wrigley Field (Chicago) and Citi Field (NYC), wrapping Aug 30 at T-Mobile Park, Seattle, with additional dates through year-end. (Billboard, 2026)

Sturgill Simpson (Johnny Blue Skies)

• "Mutiny for the Masses Tour" runs Sept 4 (Moody Center, Austin) through Oct 30 (Rupp Arena, Lexington, KY). (Rolling Stone, 2026)

Houndmouth

• The Factory, St. Louis, MO — July 22; The Salt Shed Outdoors, Chicago, IL — July 25; Archer Music Hall, Allentown, PA — July 29; Thompson's Point, Portland, ME — Aug 2; The Anthem, Washington, DC — Aug 7; Rooftop at Pier 17, NYC — Aug 8; plus Montreal, Ottawa and Toronto (Sept 3–5), Nashville (Sept 15–19) and Austin (Oct 2–11). (Concerts50, 2026)

Ryan Bingham

• Joining Zach Bryan's "With Heaven On Tour": San Diego, CA (July 31–Aug 1), Salt Lake City, UT (Aug 7), Denver, CO (Aug 13–14). (Jambase, 2026)

Sam Donald

• Southbound Bar & Grill, Springfield, MO — July 23, 2026.
• Batesville Community Center and Aquatics, Batesville, AR — July 24, 2026. (Bandsintown, 2026)

Crane Wives

• Black Sheep, Colorado Springs, CO — Aug 8; The District, Sioux Falls, SD — Aug 14; The Sylvee, Madison, WI — Aug 16; The Blue Note, Columbia, MO — Aug 20; Nickel Plate District Amphitheater, Fishers, IN — Aug 22. (Ticketmaster, 2026)

Chris Stapleton 📍 PHILLY

• "All-American Road Show" continues through Mystic Lake Amphitheater, MN (July 30), Paycor Stadium, Cincinnati (Aug 1), Rogers Stadium, Toronto (Aug 6), Ford Field, Detroit (Aug 8), and Philadelphia, PA (Aug 28). (Consequence/chrisstapleton.com, 2026)

Brandi Carlile 📍 NC & HOUSTON

• Montauk Point Lighthouse, Montauk, NY — July 23; headlining Newport Folk Festival — July 26.
• Spectrum Center, Charlotte, NC — Sept 1, 2026. (JamBase/TicketNews, 2026)
• Minute Maid Park, Houston, TX (with Pink) — Sept 27, 2026. (2026)
• Fall European/UK leg runs Oct 15 (Dublin) through Nov 1 (Lisbon). (2026)

AJR

• Musikfest, Bethlehem, PA — July 31–Aug 9; Pacific Amphitheatre, Costa Mesa, CA — Aug 12; Wisconsin State Fair — Aug 15; Iowa State Fair — Aug 19; Alaska State Fair, Palmer — Aug 21; Stir Concert Cove, Council Bluffs, IA — Sept 1. (Live Nation, 2026)

Ryan Adams

• "Solo Europe 2026" tour: Lisbon (Oct 10), Madrid/Barcelona/Granada/Zaragoza/València (Oct 12–17), Geneva (Oct 20), Heidelberg/Berlin/Hamburg (Oct 22–24), Paris (Oct 26), Brescia (Oct 30). (Songkick, 2026)

No notable news this week

Tyler Childers (no new 2026 release), Maggie Rogers (no confirmed 2026 album or firm tour dates), The Kilans (no confirmed tour dates yet), Briston Maroney (no confirmed tour dates yet), Crane Wives (no new album since 2024), Chris Stapleton (has stated no plans for new solo music currently).

🎵 New Music & Releases

Drayton Farley

• Released new album "A Heavy Duty Heart" on One Riot Records, produced by Sadler Vaden, featuring the single "I'll Hold You." (Rolling Stone, March 2026)

Darren Kiely

• Released new single "White Flag" via Free Flight Records, a track about letting go and moving past old relationships. (FrontView Magazine, 2026)

Kneecap

• Released second studio album "Fenian" via Heavenly Recordings on May 1, featuring "Palestine" with Fawzi and "Irish Goodbye" with Kae Tempest; earned "universal acclaim" on Metacritic. (NPR, May 2026)

Zach Bryan

• Released sixth studio album "With Heaven on Top," a 25-track self-written/produced record that debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200. (Rolling Stone, January 2026)

Dar Williams

• Released 13th album "Hummingbird Highway" on Righteous Babe Records, blending Americana, pop and jazz. (AllMusic, 2026)

Max McNown

• Kicked off the year with single "World Change Me" and continued releasing tracks including "Something to Someone" and "Done For." (Billboard, 2026)

Jason Isbell

• Performed a new, more muscular version of "Crimson and Clay" (from Grammy-nominated "Foxes in the Snow") on Jimmy Kimmel Live. (Consequence, January 2026)

Noah Kahan

• Released fourth studio album "The Great Divide" on April 24 via Mercury Records, debuting at No. 1 in the US and UK with a full video rollout for the title track. (Consequence/Boston.com, April 2026)

Sturgill Simpson

• Released "Mutiny After Midnight" under the Johnny Blue Skies & the Dark Clouds moniker on March 13, initially only via physical formats and YouTube. (Rolling Stone, March 2026)

The Kilans

• Released single "Haunt Me" on February 13 ahead of a debut full-length album recorded in Hollywood with producer Kyle Henderson. (K-UTE Radio, 2026)

Houndmouth

• Released fifth album "Lordy" on July 10, their first in five years, produced by Brad Cook with guest spots from Sam Beam and MJ Lenderman. (JamBase, July 2026)

Briston Maroney

• Released third album "JIMMY" on May 2 via Parlophone Records, a 12-track record exploring his parents' divorce and upbringing. (Melodic Magazine, May 2026)

Ryan Bingham

• Released "They Call Us The Lucky Ones," his first full-length album in seven years, a collaboration with the Texas Gentlemen out May 15. (Forbes, May 2026)

Sam Donald

• Released new singles "Covered in Dirt" (April 24), "Hell in July" and "Dead Man Walking." (Apple Music, 2026)

Hozier

• Released deluxe album "The Unreal Unearth: Unending," featuring new track "Hymn to Virgil," plus the Mumford & Sons collaboration "Rubber Band Man." (Hozier X/official, 2026)

Chris Stapleton

• Reconfirmed he has no plans to record new music soon, but appears on Melissa Etheridge's "Rise" album on the track "The Other Side of Blue." (Whiskey Riff, February 2026)

Brandi Carlile

• Released single "Life On The Run" (co-written with Aaron Dessner) off "Returning to Myself"; also confirmed The Highwomen are reuniting to record a new album. (Rolling Stone, February 2026)

AJR

• Set to release live album "Live from the Hollywood Bowl" (17 tracks) on March 26, following the "What No One's Thinking" EP. (band listings, 2026)

Ryan Adams

• Following December's "Self Portrait" double LP, reportedly working on two new studio albums including one titled "The Suicide Handbook," while skipping US shows in 2026. (mxdwn Music, 2026)

📆 Tour & Concert News

Pearl Jam

• Ohana Festival, Dana Point, CA — September 27, 2026, their first show since drummer Matt Cameron's departure. (Rolling Stone, May 2026)

Darren Kiely 📍 PHILLY

• Roadrunner, Boston, MA — August 4, 2026.
• The Fillmore, Philadelphia, PA — August 5, 2026 (with KALEO).
• The Rooftop at Pier 17, New York, NY — August 7, 2026.
• "The Space Between Dreams" UK/Ireland/Europe tour, 23 shows, September 25 – October 29, 2026. (Songkick/tour site, 2026)

Kneecap

• BoomTown Festival, Winchester, UK — August 12–16, 2026.
• Reading Festival — August 30, 2026.
• Rockhal, Esch/Alzette, Luxembourg — November 6, 2026; Forest National, Brussels — November 7, 2026. (Jambase/Stereoboard, 2026)

Tyler Childers

• Casey's Center, Des Moines, IA — July 15, 2026.
• Golden 1 Center, Sacramento, CA — September 30, 2026.
• Climate Pledge Arena, Seattle, WA — October 2, 2026; Moda Center, Portland, OR — October 3, 2026. (Jambase, December 2025)

Zach Bryan

• Autzen Stadium, Eugene, OR — July 25, 2026.
• Snapdragon Stadium, San Diego, CA — July 31 & August 1, 2026.
• AT&T Stadium, Arlington, TX — August 22, 2026.
• Gillette Stadium, Foxborough, MA — October 2–3, 2026; tour closes Jordan-Hare Stadium, Auburn, AL — October 10, 2026. ("With Heaven On Tour," 2026)

Dar Williams

• Criterion Theatre, Bar Harbor, ME — July 18, 2026.
• MacEachron Waterfront Park, Hastings-on-Hudson, NY — July 21, 2026.
• Payomet Performing Arts Center, North Truro, MA — July 29, 2026.
• The Workmans Club, Dublin, Ireland — September 26, 2026; Cyprus Avenue, Cork, Ireland — September 27, 2026; plus UK dates through early October. (darwilliams.com, 2026)

Max McNown 📍 PHILLY

• "Summer Vacation Tour" dates include Boise, ID — July 16; Silver Spring, MD — August 2; Chicago, IL — August 5; Madison, WI — August 6.
• Philadelphia, PA — August 17, 2026.
• New York, NY — August 19, 2026, plus festival stops at OSHEAGA, LASSO, Boots and Hearts, Bourbon & Beyond and ACL. (maxmcnown.com, 2026)

Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit

• Grand Rapids, MI — July 23; Interlochen, MI — July 24; Huber Heights, OH — July 25; Charlottesville, VA — July 26, 2026.
• UK/EU summer dates, closing at Wolf Trap, Vienna, VA — July 30, 2026. (jasonisbell.com, 2026)

Noah Kahan 📍 NC

• Wrigley Field, Chicago, IL — July 14–15, 2026.
• Citi Field, Queens, NY — July 18–19, 2026; Nationals Park, Washington DC — July 22, 2026.
• Carter-Finley Stadium, Raleigh, NC — July 25, 2026.
• Truist Park, Atlanta, GA — July 27; Globe Life Field, Arlington, TX — July 30; tour runs through Target Field, Minneapolis — August 5, and on to Europe, closing December 7 in Paris. ("The Great Divide Tour," 2026)

Sturgill Simpson (Johnny Blue Skies & the Dark Clouds)

• "Mutiny for the Masses Tour," 29 dates, kicks off Austin, TX — September 4, 2026.
• Bourbon & Beyond, Louisville, KY — September 11–14; Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Morrison, CO — September 16–17; tour closes Lexington, KY — October 30, 2026. (Consequence, April 2026)

Houndmouth

• The Factory, St. Louis, MO — July 22, 2026; Salt Shed Outdoors, Chicago, IL — July 25; Archer Music Hall, Allentown, PA — July 29.
• Thompson's Point, Portland, ME — August 2; The Anthem, Washington DC — August 7; Pier 17, New York, NY — August 8.
• Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto — September 3–5; The Signal, Chattanooga, TN — September 18, 2026. (houndmouth.com, 2026)

Ryan Bingham

• Whitefish, MT — July 17–19, 2026.
• Snapdragon Stadium, San Diego, CA — July 31 & August 1 (opening for Zach Bryan); Rice-Eccles Stadium, Salt Lake City — August 7; Empower Field, Denver — August 13–14, 2026. (Songkick, 2026)

Sam Donald

• Southbound Bar & Grill, Springfield, MO — July 23, 2026.
• Creekside Amphitheater, Harrison, AR — July 24; The Hall, Gainesville, GA — August 21; The Shed Smokehouse & Juke Joint, Maryville, TN — September 11, 2026. (Songkick, 2026)

Crane Wives

• Black Sheep, Colorado Springs, CO — August 8, 2026; The District, Sioux Falls, SD — August 14; The Sylvee, Madison, WI — August 16.
• The Blue Note, Columbia, MO — August 20; Nickel Plate District Amphitheater, Fishers, IN — August 22.
• West Coast run, Santa Ana/San Diego/San Francisco/Felton/Bend/Portland — November 1–11, 2026. (thecranewives.com, 2026)

Hozier

• Reading & Leeds Festivals, UK — August 20, 2026, kicking off a run through Germany, Canada and the US.
• US stops include Asbury Park, Bristow, Hershey, St. Augustine, New Orleans, Dana Point, and both weekends of Austin City Limits, closing in Mexico City. (Hozier official site, 2026)

Chris Stapleton 📍 PHILLY

• The Gorge, WA — July 24–25 (with Grace Potter); Mystic Lake Amphitheater, MN — July 29–30 (with Allen Stone).
• Philadelphia, PA — August 28, 2026, part of the "All-American Road Show." (chrisstapleton.com, 2026)

Brandi Carlile 📍 HOUSTON

• Newport Folk Festival (headline) — July 26, 2026; Cross Insurance Arena, Portland, ME — August 13; Red Rocks Amphitheatre, multiple September dates; Dickies Arena, Fort Worth, TX — September 5.
• Minute Maid Park, Houston, TX — September 27, 2026 (with Pink, Grouplove).
• European leg opens 3Arena, Dublin — October 15, continuing through Manchester, Glasgow, London, Paris, Zurich, Dusseldorf, Amsterdam, Oslo, Stockholm, closing Lisbon — November 1, 2026. (Variety/TicketNews, 2026)

AJR

• Hayden Homes Amphitheater, Bend, OR — July 8, 2026; Ford Idaho Center, Nampa, ID — July 10; ONE Spokane Stadium (Blessing in Disguise) — July 11.
• Pacific Amphitheatre, Costa Mesa, CA — August 12; Wisconsin State Fair — August 15; Iowa State Fair — August 19; run closes Musikfest Café, Bethlehem, PA — August 9, 2026. (ajrbrothers.com, 2026)

Ryan Adams

• "Solo Europe 2026" tour: Lisbon (Oct 10), Madrid (Oct 12), Barcelona (Oct 13), Granada (Oct 14), Zaragoza (Oct 15), Valencia (Oct 17), Heidelberg (Oct 22), Berlin (Oct 23), Hamburg (Oct 24), Paris (Oct 26), Brescia (Oct 30), 2026. No US shows announced this year. (Ticketmaster, 2026)

🎥 Music Videos

• Kneecap — Video for "Liars Tale" released ahead of the "Fenian" album. (Heavenly Recordings, 2026)
• Noah Kahan — Full video rollout accompanied "The Great Divide" title track. (Rock Cellar Magazine, January 2026)
• Brandi Carlile — Video released with the "Returning to Myself" album announcement. (Rolling Stone, 2026)

No notable news this week

Every artist on the roster has new music or upcoming tour dates this week — no artists to list here.

🎵 New Music & Releases

Drayton Farley

• New album A Heavy Duty Heart released March 17, 2026, with singles "I'll Hold You," "Turn Around," and "It's Called Doubt." (Whiskey Riff/Twangville, Mar 2026)

Darren Kiely

• New singles "White Flag" and "Hidden Away" out via Free Flight Records. (FrontView Magazine, 2026)

Kneecap

• New album Fenian released May 1, 2026, featuring "Liars Tale," "Smugglers & Scholars," and "Irish Goodbye" ft. Kae Tempest. (Irish Times, May 2026)

Zach Bryan

• New 25-track album With Heaven on Top released Jan 9, 2026, debuting at #1 on the Billboard 200; singles "Plastic Cigarette" and "Say Why" followed. (Rolling Stone, Mar 2026)

Max McNown

• Run of 2026 singles ("World Change Me," "Done For," "Standstill (My My My)," "Something to Someone") plus a deluxe edition of Night Diving. (Billboard, May 2026)

Noah Kahan

• New album The Great Divide released Apr 24, 2026, debuting #1 in the US and UK — the biggest first-week rock album sales in a decade. (Consequence, Apr 2026)

Sturgill Simpson

• New album Mutiny After Midnight (billed as Johnny Blue Skies & the Dark Clouds) released Mar 13, 2026 in physical formats only, debuting #3 on the Billboard 200. (NPR/Variety, Mar 2026)

Maggie Rogers

• New song "In The Living Room" surfaced; still touring behind 2024's Don't Forget Me.

Houndmouth

• New album Lordy released Jul 10, 2026 (produced by Brad Cook), featuring Iron & Wine's Sam Beam, MJ Lenderman, and Phil Cook; singles "Tiger Blood" and the title track. (Spin, Jul 2026)

Briston Maroney

• New album JIMMY released May 2, 2026 via Parlophone, with singles "Real Good Swimmer," "Tomatoes," and "Bullshit." (Dork, May 2026)

Ryan Bingham

• New album They Call Us the Lucky Ones (with The Texas Gentlemen) released May 15, 2026 — his first full-length in 7+ years; singles "Twist the Knife" and "Ballad of The Texas Gentlemen." (Forbes/MusicRow, 2026)

Sam Donald

• New 2026 singles: "Covered in Dirt" (Apr 24), "Hell in July," and "Dead Man Walking."

Hozier

• No new album confirmed yet, but new song "Hymn to Virgil" appeared on the Unreal Unearth: Unending deluxe; teasing further new music live.

AJR

• Announced Live from the Hollywood Bowl (17 tracks), following the Sept 2025 EP What No One's Thinking. (2026)

📆 Tour & Concert News

Pearl Jam

• Ohana Festival, Dana Point, CA — Sept 25–27, 2026, the band's first shows since drummer Matt Cameron's departure. (Rolling Stone/Billboard, May 2026)

Darren Kiely 📍 PHILLY

• The Fillmore, Philadelphia, PA — Aug 5, 2026. (Ticketmaster)
• "Space Between Dreams Tour" across UK/Ireland/Europe, Sept 25–Oct 29, 2026. (Songkick)

Kneecap

• BoomTown Festival, Aug 12–16; Reading Festival, Aug 30; Luxembourg, Nov 6 — part of 27 upcoming shows across 15 countries. (Live Nation)

Tyler Childers

• Jul 9–15: St. Louis, Chicago (Wrigley Field), Kansas City, Des Moines; Sept 30–Oct 3: Sacramento, Seattle, Portland; also Ohana Festival Sept 25–27. (Jambase)

Zach Bryan

• "With Heaven On Tour" continues through Oct 10: Jul 25 Eugene OR, Jul 31–Aug 1 San Diego, Aug 7 Salt Lake City, Aug 13–14 Denver, Oct 2–3 Foxborough MA, plus London, Berlin, Oslo, and Cork.

Dar Williams

• "Hummingbird Highway World Tour": Jul 18 Bar Harbor ME, Jul 21 Hastings-on-Hudson NY, Jul 29 North Truro MA, Sept 26 Dublin, Sept 27 Cork, Sept 29 Hassocks UK, Oct 1–8 Glasgow/London.

Max McNown 📍 PHILLY

• "Summer Vacation Tour": Jul 16 Boise, Aug 2 Silver Spring MD, Aug 5 Chicago, Aug 17 Philadelphia, PA (The Fillmore), Aug 19 NYC. (Billboard)

Jason Isbell & The 400 Unit

• Jul 23 Grand Rapids MI, Jul 24 Interlochen MI, Jul 25 Huber Heights OH, Jul 26 Charlottesville VA, wrapping Jul 30 at Wolf Trap VA. (Consequence)

Noah Kahan 📍 NC

• "The Great Divide Tour" (with Gigi Perez): Jul 18–19 Citi Field NY, Jul 22 Nationals Park DC, Jul 25 Raleigh, NC (Carter-Finley Stadium), Jul 27 Atlanta, Jul 30 Arlington TX. (Boston.com)

Sturgill Simpson

• "Mutiny for the Masses Tour" begins Sept 4 Austin, with Sept–Oct dates including Denver, Chicago, and Nashville, plus Bourbon & Beyond (Louisville) and Red Rocks. (Variety)

Houndmouth

• Jul 22 St. Louis, Jul 25 Chicago (Salt Shed Outdoors), Jul 29 Allentown PA, Aug 2 Portland, Aug 7 Washington DC, Aug 8 NYC — 37 shows across two countries. (Jambase)

Ryan Bingham

• Jul 17–19 Whitefish MT, Jul 31–Aug 1 San Diego, Aug 7 Salt Lake City, Aug 13–14 Denver.

Sam Donald

• Jul 23 Springfield MO, Jul 24 Harrison AR, Aug 21 Gainesville GA, Sept 11 Maryville TN.

Crane Wives

• Aug 8 Colorado Springs, Aug 14 Sioux Falls, Aug 16 Madison, Aug 20 Columbia MO, Aug 22 Fishers IN — part of 23 upcoming shows. (Songkick)

Hozier

• Aug 20 Reading & Leeds (UK), followed by Munich, Toronto, Asbury Park, St. Augustine, New Orleans, Ohana Festival (Dana Point), Austin City Limits, Las Vegas, Phoenix, and Mexico City.

Chris Stapleton 📍 PHILLY

• "All-American Road Show": Jul 24–25 The Gorge WA, Jul 29–30 Shakopee MN, Aug 28 Philadelphia, PA.

Brandi Carlile

• Newport Folk Festival, Jul 26; European leg Oct 15 Dublin (3Arena) through Nov 1 Lisbon.

AJR

• Musikfest, Bethlehem PA, Jul 31–Aug 9; Aug 12 Costa Mesa; state fair dates through Sept 7.

Ryan Adams

• European run Oct 10 Lisbon through Oct 30 Brescia — 15 shows across 6 countries.

No notable news this week

The Kilans