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I Prevail Unleashes Crushing New Rock Anthem “Into Hell”

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I Prevail Unleashes Crushing New Rock Anthem “Into Hell”

Grammy-nominated rock band I Prevail releases the new single “Into Hell” via Fearless Records. The track premiered on SiriusXM Octane yesterday, and today they release an enthralling and cinematic music video to accompany it.

Blending haunting melodies with raw emotion and crushing intensity, “Into Hell” is a steadfast anthem that showcases the band’s evolving sound. The track takes listeners on a darker, more melodic descent than their latest single “Violent Nature.” Singer Eric Vanlerberghe brings his vulnerable yet haunting harmonies to the song that are impossible to ignore.

Frontman Eric Vanlerberghe shared his thoughts on the track saying, “This song is about loving someone through their lows and struggles. Being there to take their burdens. Loving them through everything because that’s what they do for you.”

I Prevail is no stranger to pushing boundaries. This group has found great success with previous records over the past decade including their first album Lifelines that achieved gold status in both the US and Canada. 2019’s TRAUMA repeated that accomplishment in Canada just a few years later and was nominated for Best Rock Album at that year’s Grammys, with their single “Bow Down” also a contender for Best Metal Performance. 2022’s TRUE POWER saw the band continue to forge their own musical path, refusing to conform to the expectations of the genre, and instead demonstrating just how much of a tour de force I Prevail’s music is.

Now with the release of “Into Hell” and “Violent Nature,” the band embarks on a new chapter. They are on a mission to redefine heavy music on their own terms and remind the world why they are one of the most vital forces in modern metal.

You can catch the band on tour this summer as part of the Summer of Loud tour hitting cities across North America. It kicks off tomorrow, June 21 in West Palm Beach, FL and they will be visiting cities such as Dallas, San Diego, Toronto, Denver, and more, before wrapping on July 27 in Charlotte, NC.

Upcoming Summer of Loud Tour Dates:

  • June 21 — West Palm Beach, FL — iTHINK Financial Amphitheatre
  • June 22 — Tampa, FL — MIDFLORIDA Credit Union Amphitheatre
  • June 24 — Atlanta, GA — Lakewood Amphitheatre
  • June 26 — Dallas, TX — Dos Equis Pavillion
  • June 27 — Austin, TX — Germania Insurance Amphitheater
  • June 28 — Houston, TX — The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion
  • July 1 — Phoenix, AZ — Talking Stick Resort Amphitheatre
  • July 2 — San Diego, CA — Gallagher Square at Petco Park
  • July 5 — Irvine, CA — Great Park Live
  • July 6 — Concord, CA — Toyota Pavilion at Concord
  • July 8 — Salt Lake City, UT — Utah First Credit Union Amphitheatre
  • July 9 — Denver, CO — The JunkYard
  • July 11 — Somerset, WI — Somerset Amphitheater
  • July 12 — Green Bay, WI — Capital Credit Union Park
  • July 13 — Tinley Park, IL — Credit Union 1 Amphitheatre
  • July 15 — Toronto, ON — Budweiser Stage
  • July 16 — Clarkston, MI — Pine Knob Music Theatre
  • July 18 — Mansfield, OH — Inkcarceration* (Festival)
  • July 19 — York, PA — York State Fair* (Festival)
  • July 20 — Wantagh, NY — Northwell at Jones Beach Theater
  • July 22 — Mansfield, MA — Xfinity Center
  • July 23 — Camden, NJ — Freedom Mortgage Pavilion
  • July 24 — Holmdel, NJ — PNC Bank Arts Center
  • July 26 — Bristow, VA — Jiffy Lube Live
  • July 27 — Charlotte, NC — PNC Music Pavilion

Megan Moroney Blazes Back With Fiery Post-Breakup Anthem “6 Months Later”

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Megan Moroney Blazes Back With Fiery Post-Breakup Anthem “6 Months Later”

Megan Moroney fast forwards to “6 Months Later.” With her fiery new song, the Sony Music Nashville/Columbia Records singer/songwriter sets the scene for the hottest song of the summer.

Written by Moroney, Ben Williams, David “Messy” Mescon, and Rob Hatch, “6 Months Later” marks one of the MULTI-PLATINUM hitmaker’s first new songs since the arrival of her massively acclaimed sophomore album Am I Okay? – a Billboard 200 Top 10 smash whose PLATINUM-certified title track recently hit No. 1 on Country radio, dominating the Country Aircheck/Mediabase chart. In a winning glimpse at Am I Okay?’s highly awaited follow-up, “6 Months Later” finds Moroney at the top of her game as she delivers a brilliantly upbeat post-breakup anthem built on her signature mix of breezy humor and soul-baring emotion.

Produced by her longtime collaborator Kristian Bush – who also handled production on Am I Okay? and Moroney’s 2023 debut album Lucky, featuring her 3X PLATINUM breakthrough single “Tennessee Orange” – “6 Months Later” kicks off with a bang as Moroney dishes the details on a devastating heartbreak: “Let me set you the scene/November circa 2019/Put a hole in my heart, watched it bleed/You said that we were better off as strangers/I was barely alive/Out of 6 feet deep, I was 5.” With its swinging rhythms, soulful steel guitar, and gorgeously catchy melodies, the track takes a turn at the chorus as her ex suddenly crashes back into her life: “It’s a tale as old as time, I guess/When you couldn’t care more, I couldn’t care less/You’re a little too late to the party, heartbreaker/What doesn’t kill you calls you 6 months later.” Recorded at Blackbird Studios with an A-list lineup of musicians, “6 Months Later” amps up the triumphant energy at the bridge, with Moroney offering undeniable proof that living well is the best revenge: “What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger/And blonder and hotter/Makes you wonder what you even saw in him at all.”

Since last July’s release of Am I Okay? (the year’s third-biggest Billboard 200 debut from a female Country artist), Moroney has ascended to a rare level of stardom that includes gracing the cover of Rolling Stone (who hailed her as “The Gen Z Country Queen We Need”), landing profiles in the print editions of elite publications like The New Yorker, and receiving the Rulebreaker Award at the 2025 Billboard Women in Music event. With over 3 BILLION total global streams across all platforms, she’s soaring up the charts again with her current single at Country radio “You Had To Be There” (a collaboration with Country legend Kenny Chesney, who enlisted Moroney as support for his stadium-filling SUN GOES DOWN 2024 TOUR). Despite her nonstop schedule, Moroney recently delighted her legion of fans by revealing to PEOPLE that “the next album is probably like 80% written.”

Fresh off her appearance at CMA Fest (where her set at the Chevy Riverfront Stage hit capacity in just two minutes due to a half-mile-long line of fans), Moroney continues her blockbuster AM I OKAY? TOUR tonight with a sold-out show at Stage AE Outdoors in Pittsburgh. With dates scheduled through October 12 at the Texas Trust CU Theatre in Dallas, the 50-date headline run includes two-night stands at famed spots like Roadrunner in Boston (August 1 and 2) and The Greek Theatre in Los Angeles (October 2 and 3) as well as stops at iconic venues like Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Colorado (September 30). In addition, Moroney will perform at many of this summer’s biggest festivals, including Buckeye Country Superfest (June 21), Cowboys Music Festival 2025 (July 4), and Windy City Smokeout (July 12). Go here for her full list of 2025 tour dates.

Ryan And Rory Revive Lost Country Classic With Jamey Johnson On “Together Again”

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Ryan And Rory Revive Lost Country Classic With Jamey Johnson On “Together Again”

Ryan and Rory breathe new life into a long-lost country gem with their latest release, “Together Again (feat. Jamey Johnson),” out now. Originally written decades ago by Ryan’s father, Keith Follese, alongside Jamey Johnson and legendary WSIX radio personality Gerry House, the song never found a home-until now.

Ryan first heard “Together Again” as a teenager, played live at the family kitchen table by his father and Johnson. “It was one of those songs that just stopped me in my tracks,” he recalls. “It was pure country with a storyline that hit different.” Though it was briefly held for Alan Jackson, the track fell through the cracks-until a conversation with Sony Music Publishing’s Tom Luteran reignited its journey.

Within 48 hours, the wheels were in motion. Jamey immediately signed on, telling Keith over lunch, “I’ll do anything for your boy.” Recorded in January 2024 at Ocean Way Studios and produced by Dann Huff, the track marks the first-ever collaboration between Huff and Johnson. The result is a cinematic moment in country music, brought to life by one of the genre’s most exciting new duos, a revered outlaw, and a legendary producer.

“They say Nashville is a storyteller town-and this one hits close to home,” says Ryan. “It’s about legacy, timing, and how a song can come full circle when the time is right.”

Fans will get to witness the moment live when Ryan and Rory return to the Grand Ole Opry stage on July 13. Named a SiriusXM The Highway “Highway Find,” “Ryan and Rory are primed to become the next major male duo in country music” (Music Mayhem). The duo recently wrapped dates with Brett Young, Sam Hunt and Jamey Johnson and have been delivering a series of new releases for their fans throughout 2025, including the fueled up anthem “Truck Stop” that has recently gained accelerated traction online as Ryan and Rory fans have discovered Ryan’s Hot Chelle Rae hits.

Vic Mensa Drops Powerful New Single “The Word” Featuring Mick Jenkins Ahead of Independent Project ‘Sundiata’

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Vic Mensa Drops Powerful New Single “The Word” Featuring Mick Jenkins Ahead of Independent Project ‘Sundiata’

Vic Mensa is a generational voice who’s ready to disrupt the status quo. Today, the multi-platinum selling musician, actor, entrepreneur, and philanthropist delivers a track that is as thought-provoking as it is sonically infectious, titled “the word” featuring Mick Jenkins out now exclusively through EVEN. It is a deeply poetic single, one that unfurls through intentional storytelling and heralds the arrival of sundiata – the Chicago native’s first project as an independent artist, due June 19.

“sundiata is a statement of independence,” Mensa says. “it’s the first time in 10 years i’ve owned my own music. it is a collection of ideas, wits & wisdoms fashioned by the fire of personal struggle. the name is derived from sundiata keita, the 13th century founder of the mali empire in west africa & the predecessor to mansa musa. thematically it explores freedom, spirituality, love, violence, peace & aggression. i produced these records with my frequent collaborator stefan ponce, and recorded most things myself.”

He continues, “this project is truly independent, there’s no distributor, no machine behind it… just passion and vision. it’s not rolling out on streaming, it is only available directly from me. i had the idea to make this project and to release it in this grassroots way while meditating on lsd in my backyard, thinking about the inequities in the music industry and imagining another way. i have the utmost love and respect for everyone who appreciates me enough to join me on this journey.”

Mensa’s new single “the word” is emblematic of his natural talent for crafting music that will continue to resonate with fans for years to come. It offers an unfiltered look into his life – reflecting on the drawbacks of being a signed artist, his African heritage, and embracing fatherhood. The accompanying video, which Mensa directed, elucidates the many reasons why he chose to pursue a path as an independent artist after spending years signed to a record label. He stands as a constant reminder of the importance of fighting for a liberated future, even if all odds are stacked against you.

This adds an exclamation point to a whirlwind of a year for the newly independent emcee. During the first quarter, Mensa celebrated a career milestone as a featured artist on Omari Hardwick’s 2024 entry, cOncrete & wHiskey Act II Part 1: A Bourbon 30 Series – which was nominated for Best Spoken Word Poetry Album at the 2025 Grammys.

Beyond the music, Mensa’s influence transcends into the film and television world with a recurring appearance on the Showtime original drama series The Chi. The new season, which premiered back in May, includes exciting storylines for “Jamal” – the character Mensa portrays on the show. He’s also become a familiar face for fans on the popular Peacock series Bel-Air, which is returning for its fourth and final season.

As Vic Mensa enters 2025 with renewed vigor and inspiration, he has proven to be a catalyst for the creative community, constantly reflecting his evolution as an artist. This phase of his career is symbolic of a relentless pursuit to be intentional, which is clearly evident on his newest single.

Public Enemy Hit the Road for 2025 Tour With Guns N’ Roses Support Dates

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Public Enemy Hit the Road for 2025 Tour With Guns N’ Roses Support Dates

Legendary hip-hop pioneers Public Enemy are back on the road kicking off their 2025 tour last week in Florence, Italy. Throughout the European phase of the world tour, Public Enemy will perform in support of Guns N’ Roses.

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductees and the band that was honored with a GRAMMY Lifetime Achievement Award will tour throughout Europe through mid-July and kick off the U.S. cities portion of the tour beginning July 26, 2025.

Fronted by Chuck D and Flavor Flav, the band is known for powerful music tackling pressing social issues including racial inequality and government oppression. Anthems like “Fight the Power” and “Harder Than You Think” inspired countless artists around the world.

June 24: Melkweg – Amsterdam, NL

June 25: OLT Rivierenhof – Antwerp, BE

June 27: Royal Albert Hall – London, UK

June 29: Eskelunden (Guns N’ Roses support) – Viby J, Denmark

July 2: Granasen Arena (Guns N’ Roses support) – Trondheim, Norway

July 4: Tele2 Arena (Guns N’ Roses support) – Johanneshov, Sweden

July 7: Tampere Stadium (Guns N’ Roses support) – Tampere, Finland

July 10: Kaunas Arena (Guns N’ Roses support) – Kauno Savivaldybe, Lithuania

July 12: PEG Narodowy (Guns N’ Roses support) – Warsaw, Poland

July 14: Arena Wien – Vienna, Austria

July 15: Puskas Arena (Guns N’ Roses support) – Budapest, Hungary

July 18: USCE Park (Guns N’ Roses support) – Belgrade, Serbia

July 21: Vassill Levski Stadium (Guns N’ Roses support) – Sofia, Bulgaria

July 22: Technopolis City of Athens – Athens, Greece

July 26: Newport Folk Festival – Newport, RI

September 6: Fantasy Springs Resort Casino – Indio, CA

September 12: Rifflandia Festival – Victoria, BC

September 13: North Eats – Asbury Park, NJ

September 14: Asbury Park, NJ

September 20: Piedmont Park – Atlanta, GA

September 27: Forest Park – St. Louis, MO

Leo P Of Too Many Zooz Shreds a Contrabass Beast Inside London’s SAX Shop

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Leo P Of Too Many Zooz Shreds a Contrabass Beast Inside London’s SAX Shop

Pop into SAX in London and you might just catch a musical miracle. Leo P of Too Many Zooz recently rocked up and made mincemeat of a Benedikt Eppelsheim Contrabass Saxophone—an instrument that looks like it could devour him whole. What followed was six minutes of bold brass wizardry, swagger, and the kind of low-end growl you feel in your chest. Utter madness. Utter joy.












Photo Gallery: City And Colour And Joel Plaskett At Toronto’s Budweiser Stage June 20, 2025

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Photo Gallery: City And Colour And Joel Plaskett At Toronto’s Budweiser Stage June 20, 2025

All photos by Mini’s Memories. You can contact her through Instagram or X.

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Gucci Mane Announces New Album and Book ‘Episodes’ Out This October

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Gucci Mane Announces New Album and Book ‘Episodes’ Out This October

Opening up like never before, GRAMMY Award-nominated multi-platinum superstar Gucci Mane will unveil his most ambitious project to date in 2025. He uncovers his anxiously awaited seventeenth full-length album, Episodes, on October 17 via 1017/Atlantic Music Group, and it accompanies his second book-also entitled Episodes-out October 14 on Simon & Schuster. There’s no better way to celebrate “10/17” this year.

Today, he sets the stage for this multi-faceted body of work by sharing a new two-pack of songs, namely “Voices” and “Psycho.” Both tracks find Guwop in top form as he bodies the production with confessional, catchy, and endlessly quotable rhymes.

Accompanying this drop, iconic and influential filmmaker, director, screenwriter, and producer Harmony Korine [Kids, Gummo] notably helmed an AI music video incorporating both “Voices” and “Psycho.” It’s Gucci Mane like you’ve never seen him. The visual also continues his longstanding creative collaboration with Korine who cast the hip-hop icon in his 2012 critically acclaimed cult classic Spring Breakers. The video is powered by EDGLRD who brought this to life in a short timeframe, blending high-level creativity with emerging technology and AI, all delivered with a meticulous, high-touch approach.

About the video, EDGLRD commented, “We made this with just three photos of Gucci, AI, and VFX. It’s a low-lift process for the artist and high-impact for the fans. We’re excited to continue pushing this technology and format forward.”

Marking a career first, Episodes acts as an emotionally charged high stakes soundtrack for the book, which reveals Gucci Mane’s struggles with mental health and drug addiction and provides fans and readers with insights into his career and life. These “Episodes” encompassed what happened behind the music itself. Between disclosing his own stories, he even personally interviews various mental health professionals in order to offer a well-rounded and informed perspective.

Throughout Episodes, he holds nothing back and ultimately finds healing in his words on the page and on tape.

Distinguishing himself as the hardest working man in hip-hop, Gucci Mane served up the mixtape Greatest Of All Trappers (Gangsta Grillz Edition) hosted by DJ Drama in 2024. NPR hailed the latter as “a callback to a bygone era and yet one whose reverberations are everywhere,” going on to profess, “It is only through this process of reliving and commemorating what was that it’s really possible to see the afterimage of what these two artists helped build everywhere, and realize that the spirit of the mixtape format is eternal.” In support of the project, he headlined a sold-out show with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra during October.

Get ready to experience Episodes and more from Gucci Mane in 2025.

Rhiannon Rodriguez Shares Dreamy Visual for “Float” Off Debut EP ‘Bittersweet’

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Rhiannon Rodriguez Shares Dreamy Visual for “Float” Off Debut EP ‘Bittersweet’

Following the release of her debut EP Bittersweet, 19-year-old singer, songwriter, and director Rhiannon Rodriguez returns with the official music video for fan-favorite track “Float.” Dreamy, fluid, and emotionally intimate, the visual was co-directed by Rhiannon and her father, filmmaker Robert Rodriguez, bringing a cinematic lens to one of the EP’s most vulnerable moments.

The Bittersweet EP arrived earlier this spring as a five-part reflection on grief, longing, and growth, told through Rhiannon’s distinct blend of alt-pop melodies, lo-fi textures, and unfiltered honesty. The project includes previously released tracks “Pink Lemonade” and “Lie I Can’t Deny,” which first introduced fans to her confessional writing style and visual self-direction.

The “Float” video is soft and surreal, mirroring the emotional weight of the song, about what lingers after love, and what it takes to let it go. The visuals are light-soaked and unhurried, echoing the feeling of drifting through something once heavy and now distant. Paired with her soft-spoken vocal delivery, the result is quietly powerful.

With Bittersweet, Rhiannon has emerged as one of 2025’s most promising new voices, an artist with not just potential, but vision, autonomy, and emotional resonance beyond her years.

Rachael Sage Releases Feel-Good Alt-Folk-Pop Anthem “Just Enough” Ahead of ‘Canopy’ Album

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Rachael Sage Releases Feel-Good Alt-Folk-Pop Anthem “Just Enough” Ahead of ‘Canopy’ Album

Alt-folk-pop singer-songwriter Rachael Sage and her longtime band The Sequins have released their upbeat new single “Just Enough” from their upcoming full-length album Canopy – out later this year via MPress Records. The song is a self-produced, starry-eyed love song that peddles positive vibes with a neo-folk flair replete with wah guitar and ‘60s-style backing vocals and handclaps.

“‘Just Enough,’ at first listen, seems like a romantic love song and, to some degree, it started out that way when I was first writing it,” shares Sage. “But the longer I’ve played it live out on tour, the more now it feels like it’s equally a mantra to oneself about being enough as you are: lovable enough, accomplished enough, attractive enough, smart enough… all the things that a best friend or any loved-one might acknowledge in you are truly, unconditionally and authentically enough. The song has also just got a fun, groovy, and lighthearted feel to it musically and my hope is it gets everyone up off the couch, dancing and feeling as free as possible. I think we all need that right about now!”

Sage’s upcoming album Canopy is equal parts emotional exhale and invitation to a more compassionate future, as well as a masterclass in radical inclusivity and self-acceptance. Featuring recently released title track “Canopy,” which imagines a world where shelter is a given for everyone rather than a luxury for some, the collection offers a much-needed musical reprieve from our current cultural upheaval. “Creating safety and inclusivity in times of divisiveness can be a radical and powerful act; it takes courage to stand up for justice and for our fellow human beings,” Sage adds. “Acceptance, inclusivity and safety are big themes on my forthcoming album Canopy.”

Kicking off the North American leg of her summer Joy = Resistance Tour on June 21 in Hoboken, NJ with singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Kristen Ford, Sage will be bringing the inclusive musical message of her upcoming album Canopy and her incomparable live show to cities coast to coast including New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Pittsburgh, Nashville, Portland, Columbus, and many more.

Accompanied by The Sequins – violinist Kelly Halloran (Goo Goo Dolls), drummer Andy Mac (Pete Muller and the Kindred Souls), Trina Hamlin (Susan Werner) on harmonica, and cellist Ward Williams (Sara Bareilles) – Sage has made a name for herself as a gifted storyteller, consummate multi-instrumentalist, and prolific songwriter. Having received critical acclaim from Billboard, American Songwriter, Under The Radar, The Bluegrass Situation, Earmilk, PopMatters, Music Connection, and many more for her string of vibrant, dynamic albums, Sage is fueled by an irrepressible determination to find light in the darkest places – an unwavering calling which catapulted her 2020 single “Blue Sky Days” into Billboard’s Top 40 Indicator Chart.

Since founding her own label MPress Records, NYC-based folk-pop artist Rachael Sage has steadily released a slew of vibrant, dynamic albums. She has toured with an eclectic list of artists including Rufus Wainwright, Ani DiFranco, Beth Hart, Howard Jones, and Grammy winners Shawn Colvin and Judy Collins – with whom she also recorded a critically-acclaimed duet of Neil Young’s “Helpless.” In addition to being a six-time Independent Music Award-winning musician and producer, Sage is also a John Lennon Contest Grand Prize winner who has performed at the Edinburgh Fringe, SXSW, and toured globally from Japan to Berlin with her band, The Sequins. Sage is also a visual artist and former ballet dancer who performed with the New York City Ballet. A self-described “cancer thriver,” she is a philanthropic advocate who has raised money for a wide range of causes, including Foundation For Women’s Cancer, WHY Hunger, American Refugee Committee/Alight, and National Network For Youth (NN4Y).

2025 TOUR DATES:

June 21 – 503 Social Club – Hoboken, NJ

June 22 – Electric Haze – Worcester, MA+

June 27 – Towne Crier Salon Stage – Beacon, NY

July 7 – Lefty’s Live Music – Des Moines, IA

July 8 – Riviera STL – St. Louis, MO

July 9 – Natalie’s Grandview – Columbus, OH

July 10 – Uncommon Ground – Chicago, IL

July 11 – First Unitarian Church – Pittsburgh, PA

July 12 – Atomic Tom’s – Binghamton, NY

July 15 – The Park Theater – Hudson, NY*

July 16 – The Parlour – Providence, RI*

July 17 – Greenwald Center – Wellfleet, MA*

July 18 – The Burren – Somerville, MA*

July 19 – Cantean – Hamden, CT

July 20 – Howland Cultural Center – Beacon, NY

July 24 – Mercury Lounge – New York, NY**

August 6 – Ayurprana Listening Room – Asheville, NC++

August 7 – The 5 Spot – Nashville, TN

August 8 – Redbud Venue – Chattanooga, TN

August 10 – Smith’s Olde Bar – Atlanta, GA

August 13 – Awendaw Green – Charleston, SC^

August 16 – The Purple Onion – Saluda, NC

September 27 – Al’s Den – Portland, OR

October 5 – Hotel Café – Los Angeles, CA^^

October 11 – Fanwood Performance Series – Fanwood, NJ

* with Jocelyn Mackenzie

** with Hannah Judson

+ with Carissa Johnson, Sarah Donner

++ with Christie Lenée

^ with Danielle Howle

^^ with Tom Goss

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Eric Alper is a 6-time nominee for Publicist of the Year during Canadian Music Week and has overseen the publicity campaigns for over 183 JUNO Award-nominated albums (and 16 in 2025), 45 Grammy-nominated albums, including 47 JUNO Award, 58 Canadian Folk Music Award, 126 Maple Blues Award-winning albums and is also truly honoured to work with some of the biggest and most important artists of our time.

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