AG Weinberger, a revered Romanian blues and jazz guitarist, blends American and European musical influences, showcasing his artistry through a new album featuring original songs and re-arranged covers. With a career over four decades, he embodies diverse heritage and champions cultural initiatives. His music creatively merges genres while addressing themes of love, pain, and freedom.
Crystal Shawanda, an Indigenous Canadian artist from the Wiikwemkoong First Nation, has had a remarkable music career since signing with RCA Records in 2007. With influences ranging from blues to country, her albums have earned awards, including Juno Awards. Shawanda captivates audiences with her powerful vocals and culturally rich artistry, spanning various music genres.
Antone’s 50th Presents Chicago Bound: Honoring Muddy, Cliff & Blue is a four-disc album celebrating the legendary Austin nightclub’s 50th anniversary. Set for release on August 28, 2026, it features live recordings from blues giants and reflects the rich journey of African American artists seeking better lives through music.
Big Harp George, a San Francisco-based artist and former attorney, showcases his jazz-infused blues on his album “No Shortcuts.” Featuring instrumental and lyrical depth, he explores themes ranging from personal struggles to political commentary. Notable tracks include “Come Out Swinging” and “Rusty Spoon,” reflecting his unique chromatic harmonica style and thought-provoking messages.
John “Papa” Gros, a New Orleans musician, blends funk, jazz, and R&B, reflecting the city’s rich culture. A former sideman and leader of Papa Grows Funk, he releases albums showcasing his evolution as an artist. His latest work, Giants, features reinterpretations of classic songs, emphasizing tradition and musical spontaneity.
Robin Banks, a Canadian-born artist, blends blues, R&B, soul, Americana, and jazz in her album “Lost in Austin.” With over 30 years in music, her authentic voice resonates through powerful storytelling and emotional depth. The album features personal tales of love and resilience, showcasing her growth and artistry.
Michael Rubin, born in 1969 in New Jersey, is a harmonica virtuoso and songwriter based in Austin. His sophomore album, “5 Minutes of Passion,” blends humor and storytelling, showcasing his unique harmonica techniques. With diverse musical contributions, both lyrical and instrumental, Rubin’s work captures personal experiences while engaging audiences with wit and charm.
Walk That Walk is a prominent Boston blues band with deep Midwestern roots, known for their high-energy performances and extensive touring history, including backing Rock ‘n’ Roll Hall of Famers. Their album “The Lifer” features passionate themes and strong musicianship, capturing the essence of electric blues, recommended for fans and newcomers alike.
Billy Price, an acclaimed soul-blues vocalist from Pittsburgh, has built a respected career marked by powerful performances and a deep connection to music. Notable for his collaborations with Roy Buchanan and Otis Clay, he has released 20 albums and received multiple Blues Music Award nominations, solidifying his status in the genre.
Janiva Magness, an acclaimed blues singer-songwriter, releases her 18th album, “Truth in the Room: The Clearmountain Sessions,” a live recording showcasing her powerful voice and emotional authenticity. The Grammy-nominated artist, celebrated for her impactful performances, combines blues, soul, and Americana, reflecting her personal journey through hardship and resilience.
Shaun Murphy, a versatile vocalist, transitioned from theater to a Motown contract and gained fame touring with artists like Bob Seger. After 16 years with Little Feat, she released her debut solo album in 2009. Her latest effort, “Brand New Blues,” showcases her blues roots and honors influential mentors. Murphy remains a celebrated figure in the music scene.
Peter Karp, a roots-based blues and Americana musician, blends personal storytelling with a distinctive blues sound. His thirteenth album, “Jersey Town,” pays tribute to New Jersey’s grit. Featuring collaborations with artists like Sue Foley, Karp delivers compelling narratives through his powerful vocals and guitar work, exploring themes of love, loss, and resilience.
The Name Droppers, a veteran New England quartet, blends blues, R&B, soul, and rock ‘n’ roll in their sixth album, “Let’s Live Together.” Following Charlie Karp’s passing in 2019, members Rafe Klein, Ron Rifkin, Scott Spray, and Bobby Torello deliver original songs and creative covers, showcasing their musical legacy and collaboration.
Scott O’Neal, an Arizona Blues Hall of Fame inductee, leads the Scott O’Neal Band, which formed in 2002. Their album “Call Me Mr. Blues” features original tracks showcasing O’Neal’s songwriting and guitar skills. The band won the Northern Arizona International Blues Challenge in 2020, reflecting their growing prominence in the blues scene.
Nicky T and The Snake Charmers release their sophomore album, “Ain’t Wasting Time,” blending traditional blues influences with modern flair. Featuring a mix of original songs and tributes to blues legends, the band showcases their talent with various instruments and collaborations, affirming Nicky T’s growing prominence in the genre.
Dida Pelled I Wish You Would La Reserve Records Dida Pelled is a notable jazz guitarist, singer, and songwriter based in Brooklyn. Born on May 27, 1988, the thirty-seven-year-old Pelled has gained recognition for her unique blend of jazz and blues, showcasing her musical versatility and creativity. Pelled is celebrated for her engaging performances. She […]
Making a Scene presents “LIVE from the Midnight Circus,” featuring Billy Branch and showcasing Indie Blues artists. This podcast emphasizes the blues as a dynamic art form, celebrating its diverse heritage while fostering innovation. It connects listeners emotionally through original music reflecting the artists’ realities and honoring their influences.
In episode #322 of “Turn it Up with Gerry Casey,” Coastland Fair joins an array of artists including Orianthi, The Black Crowes, and Fleetwood Mac. The show features a diverse mix of tracks reflecting various rock genres, highlighting both new talents and legendary musicians.
The “Turn it Up with Gerry Casey” show #320 features an array of guests and musical tracks. Highlights include Gwyn Ashton, The Rolling Stones, Robert Plant, and Billy Boy Miskimmin, among others, showcasing a diverse lineup of rock and blues songs, reflecting a vibrant music scene and rich variety of genres.
Making a Scene’s podcast, Live from the Midnight Circus, highlights indie blues artists who honor the genre’s diverse roots while pushing creative boundaries. Emphasizing innovation and authenticity, these musicians craft original music that resonates emotionally with listeners. Join the Indie Blues Movement to celebrate this dynamic and evolving art form.
Making a Scene’s podcast, Live from the Midnight Circus, highlights indie blues artists who honor the genre’s diverse roots while pushing creative boundaries. Emphasizing innovation and authenticity, these musicians craft original music that resonates emotionally with listeners. Join the Indie Blues Movement to celebrate this dynamic and evolving art form.
The “Turn it Up with Gerry Casey” show #320 features an array of guests and musical tracks. Highlights include Gwyn Ashton, The Rolling Stones, Robert Plant, and Billy Boy Miskimmin, among others, showcasing a diverse lineup of rock and blues songs, reflecting a vibrant music scene and rich variety of genres.
Making a Scene’s podcast, Live from the Midnight Circus, highlights indie blues artists who honor the genre’s diverse roots while pushing creative boundaries. Emphasizing innovation and authenticity, these musicians craft original music that resonates emotionally with listeners. Join the Indie Blues Movement to celebrate this dynamic and evolving art form.
Making a Scene’s podcast, Live from the Midnight Circus, highlights indie blues artists who honor the genre’s diverse roots while pushing creative boundaries. Emphasizing innovation and authenticity, these musicians craft original music that resonates emotionally with listeners. Join the Indie Blues Movement to celebrate this dynamic and evolving art form.
Gerry Casey’s “Turn it Up” show #318 features a diverse lineup of rock artists, including Star Collector and Gypsy Pistoleros. The episode highlights a variety of tracks, ranging from classic rock anthems to contemporary hits, creating an engaging listening experience for fans of the genre.
Sari Schorr, a Blues-Rock artist recognized for her powerful vocals and socially conscious lyrics, emerged with her debut album “A Force of Nature.” Her music reflects personal struggles and global issues, emphasizing unity and compassion. Beyond music, she engages in humanitarian work and advocates for various social causes, embodying resilience and activism.
Making a Scene presents a podcast featuring the Resurrection Blues Band, highlighting indie blues artists who embrace the genre’s diversity and innovation. Celebrating musicians who honor blues traditions while creating new, original music, the podcast showcases their emotional resonance and connection to listeners, empowering the future of this living art form.
Making a Scene presents “LIVE from the Midnight Circus,” featuring Ra’Shad The Blues Kid, showcasing the vibrant world of Indie Blues. Celebrating innovation, creativity, and the genre’s roots, this podcast highlights diverse artists who redefine the blues while honoring its past. Join the Indie Blues movement and experience authentic musical expressions.
Gerry Casey’s “Turn it Up” show #318 features a diverse lineup of rock artists, including Star Collector and Gypsy Pistoleros. The episode highlights a variety of tracks, ranging from classic rock anthems to contemporary hits, creating an engaging listening experience for fans of the genre.
Making a Scene presents a podcast featuring The Gravel Project, celebrating Indie Blues and its evolution. Highlighting the genre’s diversity, the podcast showcases original music from artists honoring blues roots while innovating. The movement empowers musicians and listeners, fostering emotional connections through genuine storytelling in their music. Tune in and join the celebration.
The Turn it Up with Gerry Casey show #316 features an array of guests and performances. Highlights include Jessey Jackson, Scott McDonald, and Nikki Sparks, alongside tracks like “Gimme All Your Lovin'” and “Bohemian.” The lineup also features renowned artists like The Who, Eric Clapton, and Jimi Hendrix, delivering a diverse musical experience.
Making a Scene Presents the podcast “Live from the Midnight Circus,” celebrating Indie Blues artists who innovate while honoring the genre’s roots. This living art form deeply resonates with listeners, reflecting real experiences through original music. Tune in to embrace the diversity and emotional power of Indie Blues, supporting its vibrant movement.
The Turn it Up with Gerry Casey show #316 features an array of guests and performances. Highlights include Jessey Jackson, Scott McDonald, and Nikki Sparks, alongside tracks like “Gimme All Your Lovin'” and “Bohemian.” The lineup also features renowned artists like The Who, Eric Clapton, and Jimi Hendrix, delivering a diverse musical experience.
The podcast “Making a Scene Presents: LIVE from the Midnight Circus” features Doc Bowling and celebrates Indie Blues artists who innovate while honoring the genre’s roots. These musicians create original music that emotionally connects with listeners, reflecting their experiences and acknowledging the influence of past blues artists while contributing to the movement’s future.
The show “Turn it Up with Gerry Casey” features a variety of musical guests and artists, including Michael Allman, Robert Jon & The Wreck, and Paul Brady. A diverse setlist includes songs ranging from rock to blues, showcasing talents like Three Days Grace and Jerry Lee Lewis, creating an engaging musical experience.
Making a Scene presents “LIVE from the Midnight Circus,” showcasing indie blues artists who innovate within the genre. This podcast emphasizes the blues as a living art form, honoring its roots while celebrating contemporary musicians creating original music that resonates emotionally with listeners, thus empowering the future of the blues.
Making a Scene Presents the podcast “Live from the Midnight Circus” featuring Yates McKendree, celebrating Indie Blues. It highlights artists who honor the genre’s roots while innovating their music, fostering emotional connections with listeners. The show promotes the diversity, creativity, and future of Blues in modern artistry.
The “Turn it Up with Gerry Casey” show #310 features various musical guests including Alan Maris of The Wanted, Santiago Periotti & The Soul Movers, and performances from artists like Metallica, Black Sabbath, and Joan Jett. The playlist spans rock genres with songs like “Hammer Of The Gods” and “Addicted To Love.”
Blind Lemon Pledge, the musical persona of James Byfield, has gained acclaim with his 2021 album “A Satchel Full of Blues,” topping blues charts. A lifelong musician influenced by various genres, Byfield’s work spans Blues, Folk, and Jazz. His unique compositions have earned numerous awards and international recognition.
The podcast “Live from the Midnight Circus Indie Blues Double Shot Show” showcases Indie Blues artists celebrating the genre’s evolution and diversity. These musicians honor the past while innovating for the future, creating original music that resonates emotionally with listeners, reflecting their individual realities and deep connections to Blues roots.
Making a Scene presents the “LIVE from the Midnight Circus” podcast featuring Matt Schofield, focusing on Indie Blues artists who innovate while honoring traditional roots. This genre reflects diverse influences and emotional truths, empowering artists and listeners alike. Tune in to join the Indie Blues movement and celebrate its vibrant creativity.
The “Turn it Up with Gerry Casey” show #310 features various musical guests including Alan Maris of The Wanted, Santiago Periotti & The Soul Movers, and performances from artists like Metallica, Black Sabbath, and Joan Jett. The playlist spans rock genres with songs like “Hammer Of The Gods” and “Addicted To Love.”
The podcast “Live from the Midnight Circus Indie Blues Double Shot Show” showcases Indie Blues artists celebrating the genre’s evolution and diversity. These musicians honor the past while innovating for the future, creating original music that resonates emotionally with listeners, reflecting their individual realities and deep connections to Blues roots.
Making a Scene presents a podcast featuring Emma Wilson, highlighting Indie Blues artists who innovate while honoring their roots. This genre thrives on creativity, emotional depth, and powerful communication. The program emphasizes the influence of past artists on contemporary musicians, celebrating the diversity and evolution of blues music today.
Making a Scene presents the podcast “Live from the Midnight Circus,” featuring Christopher Wyze and The Tellers, focusing on the vibrant indie blues movement. Celebrating diversity and innovation, artists honor their blues roots while creating original music that resonates emotionally. Tune in to explore this dynamic genre’s past and future.
Making a Scene Presents the PODCAST of LIVE from the Midnight Circus showcases Indie Blues, emphasizing its evolution from traditional roots. Featuring artists like Alan Arena, this movement celebrates innovation, creativity, and emotional connection through music, while honoring influential musicians of the past and empowering emerging talent in the genre.
The “Turn it Up with Gerry Casey” show #310 features various musical guests including Alan Maris of The Wanted, Santiago Periotti & The Soul Movers, and performances from artists like Metallica, Black Sabbath, and Joan Jett. The playlist spans rock genres with songs like “Hammer Of The Gods” and “Addicted To Love.”
Making a Scene Presents the podcast Live from the Midnight Circus, featuring Kim Field, celebrates the essence of Indie Blues. It highlights artists who innovate while honoring their roots. These musicians create original music that resonates emotionally, ensuring the legacy of blues continues through diverse voices and perspectives in the genre.
In episode #309 of “Turn it Up” hosted by Gerry Casey, a diverse lineup of musical guests, including Rusty Ends, Alice Cooper, and W.A.S.P., is featured. The show showcases various rock tracks, highlighting artists with unique styles and notable songs, such as “Feed My Frankenstein” by Alice Cooper and “Burn It To The Ground” by Nickelback.
The podcast “Live from the Midnight Circus Indie Blues Double Shot Show” showcases Indie Blues artists celebrating the genre’s evolution and diversity. These musicians honor the past while innovating for the future, creating original music that resonates emotionally with listeners, reflecting their individual realities and deep connections to Blues roots.
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