Son Little Shares Tender New Song “Cherry”
Curiosity about his ancestry has led songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Son Little on a journey throughout the American South that has resulted in his new album, simply titled ‘CITYFOLK.’
Curiosity about his ancestry has led songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Son Little on a journey throughout the American South that has resulted in his new album, simply titled ‘CITYFOLK.’

The celebrated Tucson, Arizona band Calexico has just announced some additional fall live dates. The shows are part of the band’s current North American tour and go on sale this coming Friday. The band is performing in support of their acclaimed new album Edge of the Sun, which Magnet recently …
SON LITTLE made his national television debut on CBS This Morning Saturday this past weekend, performing tracks from his Anti- EP Things I Forgot as well as his timely new single “O Mother.” Watch here: http://www.cbsnews.com/videos/saturday-sessions-son-little-performs-o-mother/ LITTLE, a bluesman for the hip-hop generation, performed “O Mother,” a track from his …

On May 14th, Tom Waits will make his 10th and final appearance on the Late Show with David Letterman with an unreleased song. Tom first appeared with Letterman on December 21, 1983, when Dave had Late Night on NBC. After Thursday night, Waits said, "I don't know when I will …

Grammy-nominated duo The Milk Carton Kids – the two guitar/two voice singularity of Joey Ryan and Kenneth Pattengale – release their new album Monterey today. Monterey joins their two previous albums in receiving great early acclaim, building on the understated acoustic artistry and virtuosic harmonies that define The Milk Carton …
Here is Tom Waits performing "Take One Last Look" from May 14th on The Late Show With David Letterman: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nKBFSU-LUw0 Watch Tom's interview on the Late Show where he discusses his commitment to "free the glutens," and other classic Waits: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_NMjA2FqRjs
The Milk Carton Kids are Joey Ryan and Kenneth Pattengale — with two guitars, two voices, two suits, and one microphone, looking like they stepped off the stage at some 50s Greenwich Village cellar. But their sound reflects a thoroughly modern sensibility, a dark lyricism that beats against the intense …