THE LONG HAUL: The Year-End Summary Spotify Wrapped Doesn’t Include
Around this time of year, musicians and music lovers alike begin to post their stats from Spotify. Who they have listened to, who has been listening to them, what kind of festival they would program based on their favorite artists, etc.
Spotify is good at many things; introducing listeners to
Mavis Staples, CAAMP, and Sierra Ferrell to Headline Third Annual FreshGrass Festival in Bentonville
No Depression's parent organization, the nonprofit FreshGrass Foundation, has announced the initial lineup for its third event in the Arkansas Ozarks. Soul legend Mavis Staples, folk-jam start-ups CAAMP, and cross-genre phenom Sierra Ferrell are slated to headline the two-day event taking place May 19-20, 2023.
FreshGrass Festival | Bentonville,
THROUGH THE LENS: Joni Mitchell, Allison Russell, and Other Great Roots Music Photos of 2022
This week’s column features just a few of the many outstanding photos taken this year by 37 ND photographers. From New York to Australia, the 57 photos in the gallery below are representative of each photographer’s work as well as the many branches of roots music. You will
SPOTLIGHT: Adeem the Artist Offers Origin Story and the Outlook It Shaped on ‘Carolina’ [VIDEO]
EDITOR’S NOTE: Adeem the Artist is No Depression’s Spotlight artist for December 2022. Read more about Adeem and their new album, White Trash Revelry, in our interview, and look for more from them all month long.
Adeem the Artist’s life story and the outlook it shaped is
Artists Push Back to Keep Their Merch Table Money
Something new popped up on American Aquarium’s merch table last week.
Amid the array of the band’s T-shirts, vinyl, and CDs at shows in Lawrence, Kansas, and Oklahoma City was a sign, simple black type on white printer paper, announcing an increase in prices and the reason behind
THE READING ROOM: The Stories Behind 55 Iconic Songs
We can all recall where we were and what we were doing when we heard a certain song. Songs often take us back to our younger days when we had fewer cares, but some can embed themselves in our hearts and souls if we hear them during certain pivotal events