Known for her massive YouTube following, South Korean singer-producer J.Fla breaks new ground with Moon Eater. Written, produced, and recorded entirely in her Seoul studio, the EP blends cinematic pop energy with rock grit, revealing an artist stepping fully into her own light.

Saturday at Hinterland 2025 blended Willow Avalon’s country charm, Gigi Perez’s powerhouse vocals, Role Model’s polished set, and The Marías’ dreamy immersion, before Kacey Musgraves closed the main stage. The night ended with Nordista Freeze, Josh Conway, and Hembree lighting up the Campfire Stage.

With Hinterland Music Festival 2025 kicking off this weekend, we've gathered all the latest updates—from set times and late-night Campfire Stage acts to camping logistics, afterparties, and more!

Breakaway Music Festival lands in Huntsville for the first time October 3–4, 2025, bringing two days of dance music with The Chainsmokers, Kaskade, Slander, DJ Diesel (Shaq), and more. Hosted at the Orion Amphitheater and Apollo Park, Breakaway Alabama offers a city-center festival experience with GA, VIP, and Ultimate VIP options—plus travel packages, regional talent, and a stacked undercard that spans the EDM spectrum.

In Part 2 of our CMA Fest 2025 recap, we close out the weekend with powerful sets from legends, newcomers, and artists pushing country music forward. From Lorrie Morgan’s timeless charm to Roan Ash’s surprise discovery, we share the performances that made the last two days unforgettable.

Sunflower Bean took Nashville by storm at The Blue Room, delivering a high-octane set that highlighted their new album, Mortal Primetime, alongside classics from their catalog. With Julia Cumming’s commanding vocals, Nick Kivlen’s stunning guitar work, and Olive Faber’s precise drumming, the band proved why they’re a force to be reckoned with in the indie rock scene.

Goldie Boutilier channels old Hollywood glam and hard-earned wisdom into smoky, alt-country storytelling. Catch her live at Bonnaroo 2025 on Sunday, June 15.

Queen Anne makes a memorable debut with “Real Enough,” a brooding indie-pop track led by Katie Silverman (New Girl, Pen15) and producer Sandy Chila. With sharp lyrics and moody textures, the duo sets a darkly humorous tone for what’s to come.

Goose is set to return with Everything Must Go, their first studio album in nearly three years. The release features the single “Thatch” and a collection of tracks written over the past few years, reflecting the band’s continued evolution and expansive live sound.

Student-run Match Records is making its Nashville showcase debut on March 23rd at The Basement. The event features four new voices and we have all the details in our concert preview!