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Two-time Grammy winner and world renowned blues legend Taj Mahal performs in Raleigh on Saturday, Feb. 18, closing out PineCone's 2011-2012 Down Home Concert Series.

The King of the Blues performed at New York City's legendary Blue Note Jazz Club and Kali Amanda Browne howled at the moon in February of 1998. This is the story of that fateful evening.

A Native American slide blues musician, 14-year-old Lakota John Locklear, will perform at the NC Museum of History in Raleigh on Sunday, Jan. 8 at 3 p.m. This concert is part of the Music of the Carolinas series and is free and open to the public.

This year The Legendary Blues Train celebrates 18 years of riding the rails, bringing world-class blues acts in vintage rattler train carriages, jamming its way down the Bellarine Rail track and through the natural beauty of The Bellarine, Victoria.

Having learned to play harmonica in a park in west Atlanta and taught to play guitar by two Kentucky natives, Eddie Hall began his music career in a blues influenced environment.

Blues Society of the Ozarks announces another stellar line-up for the Greater Ozarks Blues Festival, the original Blues Festival in the Ozarks.

Offering a unique take on the art of songwriting, Ben Krahne shares his unique experiences in a way that anybody can relate to.

Music icons Eric Clapton and Paul Jones join Joe Bonamassa on stage during this monumental musical performance captured on DVD

West-Michigan based, Vincent Hayes Project comes to East Lansing to raise awareness and funds for the Lansing-based non-profit organization, EVE and draws a crowd as far away as Southeast Michigan to support EVE’s mission of ending domestic abuse

Managing Partner and Co-Founder of Face The Music, Paul Kwiecinski announces the release of a “single” from their soon-to-be released 2nd music CD, Your Work is Your Song.

On Sunday, Oct. 10, the Music of the Carolinas Series begins at the NC Museum of History in downtown Raleigh featuring Durham bluesman John Dee Holeman and Piedmont blues musician Andy Coats.

Perfectly blending old time Rock riffs with a hint of Country and Blues, Pop’s Rod and Custom is pure southwest indie.

Edgy and seductive, the music of Shanta Louise offers listeners content that is deeply optimistic and infectiously catchy. Her powerful and soothing voice is graceful and haunting in its delivery.

The 12th annual Trinidaddio Blues Fest, slated for Saturday, August 28, will be the second event produced by the Trinidaddio Blues Fest, Inc., a Colorado non-profit corporation. This year is arguably our best ever lineup.

The Trinidaddio Blues Festival will take place on August 29, 2009 in Central Park Trinidad CO

Women were and are an essential part of the blues music scene. Give your favorite blues fan or lover of women's history this compilation of the lives and careers of seventeen major blues women who changed the face of music and women's history.

iVideosongs debuts three great songs featuring Texas blues rock master Brian Kahanek

Curley’s Foods (www.curlys.com), a division of John Morrell, a wholly owned subsidiary of Smithfield Foods has joined the Detroit Blues Society, the Village of Oxford, Michigan, and the Hot Blues and BBQ, as its very first title sponsor.

The NorthernBlues Music release The Wheel Man wins ‘Album of the Year’ over peers Koko Taylor, Bettye LaVette and Jimmie Vaughan.

Charley’s official mid-life crisis album and contains twelve new songs that lay baritone vocals and intelligent, introspective lyrics on a bed of classical, national resonator, and electric guitars with elements of blues, rock and pop.

Mike McCarroll completed his debut indie release At The Crossroads with passion and grace and powerful heartfelt words