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Caroline Cotter “Grounded In Love” Americana Highways is hosing this premiere of Caroline Cotter’s song “Grounded In Love” from her forthcoming album The Answer, which is set to be available in October. The album was produced by Zack Berkman (Ron Pope, The District) and Caroline Cotter. “Grounded In Love” is Caroline Cotter on vocals and guitar; […]
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Newport Jazz 2026 Newport Jazz Festival has hosted jazz royalty for 72 years, but this year’s edition had some major changes. Drummer Nate Smith took over as artistic director, stepping into a role held by Christian McBride and, before him, festival founder George Wein. It was Smith’s first year steering the ship, and instead of […]
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Lisa Michelle Anderson “Spend A Little Time” Americana Highways brings you this premiere of Lisa Michelle Anderson’s song “Spend A Little Time.” The album was produced by Johnny Irion; engineered by G. Winnard; mixed by G. Winnard, Johnny Irion and Lisa Michelle Anderson mastered by JJ Golden. “Spend A Little Time” is Lisa Michelle Anderson […]
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Uncle Lucius “City of Dreams” Americana Highways presents this premiere of Uncle Lucius’ version of the Talking Heads’ song “City of Dreams” from Uncle Lucius’ forthcoming album Open Eyes, Broken Hearts, which will be out September 25th. Open Eyes, Broken Hearts was produced by Uncle Lucius; engineered by James Stevens at EAR Studios; mixed by […]
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The Mammals Have an Unpopular Idea: We All Need to Touch More Grass The Mammals at Elk Creek Café, Millheim, Pennsylvania – August 8, 2026 Any way you drive into Millheim, Pennsylvania, you will pass through the familiar political landscape of rural America. Front yards double as billboards for conservative causes, faded presidential signs, placards […]
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