2025 - Page 18 of 22 - Loud Hailer Magazine

My Morning Jacket’s tenth studio album is lays the groundwork for musical revelations and continues to surpass the limits of their usual sound.

Brooks & Dunn brought their country classics to fans at the Moody Center in Austin during SXSW week, delivering a night of nostalgia.

From singing about his family to the current political climate in the United States, this album is the most personal work Bryce Fox has released.

Dreamville Festival announce 2025 lineup which will be a final celebration for the city of Raleigh, NC, and fans of Dreamville Records like no other.

It was a masterclass in expert songwriting as Rayland Baxter, joined by Theo Kandel, came to City Winery in Chicago.

Lit and Fuel brought their energetic and mind-blowing performances to Grand Falls Casino in Larchwood, Iowa, leaving the crowd wanting more.

Gary Clark Jr. brought a level of mind-blowing talent as good as any to have graced Nashville’s historic Ryman Auditorium stage.

Saint Motel’s performance at Stubb’s Amphitheater in Austin, TX, captivated the crowd with their indie-pop sound and energizing stage presence.

Disturbed celebrated 25 years of The Sickness with a sold-out hometown show at the United Center supported by Three Days Grace 2X and Sevendust.

Jedd Hughes jumped on a call with us to discuss his life as an artist, songwriter, session player, and sideman.