Gospel

Having seemingly fostered its own community within the tight-knit Ithaca, NY music scene, SoulForce appropriately reflects Thousands of One’s collaborative, socially oriented outlook.

Gathering of the Vibes adds Umphrey's McGee to lineup and announces artists that will be performing on the beach-front solar stage.

Also: Bela Fleck & Keller Williams get extra sets!

Justice and Devotchka, are joined by Band of Horses, TV on the Radio, Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings, Vampire Weekend, The Avett Brothers, Neko Case, Cut Copy, Del Tha Funky Homosapien, CSS, Silverspun Pickups and many more.

Metallica, Pearl Jam, Jack Johnson, Robert Plant & Alison Krauss, Phil Lesh and Friends, My Morning Jacket, and Willie Nelson lead a wild collection of acts into the Tennessee hills.

The return of the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival to its first full seven days of programming since 2005 has inspired organizers to assemble the deepest overall mix in the 39-year history of the event.

Blueground Undergrass was originally formed in 1998 by Reverend Jeff Mosier. While breaking up in 2002, the band came back together with a multifacet music mix and some new faces. The band is composed of Mosier (vocals, banjo), David Blackmon (mandolin, fiddle), Matthew Williams (guitar, vocals), Seth Hendersot (drums, percussion, vocals), and A.J. Adams (4 string and 5 string Fretless Electric Bass Guitar). The sound of Blueground Undergrass brings audiences to their feet. Their new album Faces combines an energetic bluegrass sound with the freedom for improvisational mastery. When I caught up to the Reverend Jeff Mosier he was able to speak about his upcoming festivals, his views on animal rights, influences in his music and the composition of the new Blueground Undergrass.