BONUS TRACKS: Feds File Antitrust Lawsuit Against Live Nation
It’s been hinted at and hoped for, and now it’s finally happening: The federal government has filed an antitrust lawsuit against Live Nation alleging that the company has eliminated choice and raised prices by locking out rivals in its ticket sales and venue operations since it acquired Ticketmaster
No Depression Sessions at DelFest 2023: The Travelin’ McCourys
Watch Ronnie McCoury, Rob McCoury, and the whole crew performing their three-song No Depression Session in the press box on top of the grandstands at DelFest 2023, can I get a Del Yeah!?!
First up is a Ronnie original called "Runaway Train," a tune he co-wrote with Pat
SPOTLIGHT: Kaia Kater on How Film Composing Focused Her Folk Songs
EDITOR’S NOTE: Kaia Kater is No Depression’s Spotlight artist for May 2024. Read more about her and her new album, Strange Medicine, in our interview, and don’t miss a video of her performing “Maker Taker” just for ND readers.
Before the pandemic shuttered the world in spring
FOUNDERS’ KEEPERS: Get (Re)Acquainted With T Bone Burnett, Mark Knopfler, and More
More often than not, I use these Founders’ Keepers columns to highlight artists you might not already know. There’s some of that this month, too — but we’ll bolt out of the gate with some star power. Mark Knopfler is in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame for
Joe Ely Maps Out Life on the Road on New Album ‘Driven to Drive’ (With Some Help From Bruce Springsteen)
In five decades in the music business, Joe Ely has logged a lot of miles. It’s no surprise that the scenery and characters he’s encountered along the way have made it into some of his songs.
His new album, Driven to Drive, collects some of those road-inspired songs
ALBUM REVIEW: Kim Richey Commemorates the Journey on ‘Every New Beginning’
There’s excitement at the start of something new, but oftentimes the magic is in the middle. The songs on Kim Richey’s new album, Every New Beginning, build their stories from looking back on the past, looking toward something better just ahead, or, sometimes, just looking around, with scenes